Medic to Cleric - three GPs are among 18 people to be ordained deacon. read more
Wolverhampton people are given a voice on the community services that affect them. read more
A village church has its first ever toilet - blessed by the Bishop of Lichfield. read more
A meeting of the Wolverhampton Episcopal Area Mission and Pastoral Committee. Refreshments are available from ... read more
Meeting of the Diocesan Advisory Committee read more
Site visits followed by a meeting of the Benefice Buildings Committee read more
A meeting of the Stafford Episcopal Area Mission and Pastoral Committee. read more
Archbishop Moon Hing speaking at @Lichfield_CofE #EastMeetsWest at @ShallowfordHse ‘Discipleship must be intentiona… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
An amazing time was had by all at the Chell Parish summer fayre !! 💕 pic.twitter.com/c3zMvtZeuF
East meets West “Intentional Discipleship” @Lichfield_CofE - closing celebration. pic.twitter.com/SUCTFzRpaY
.@zoeheming: “Could the next Archbishop of Canterbury be in this room?”
@JustinWelby: “Yes. Of course.”… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
Every diocese has a cathedral - meaning 'the seat of the bishop' - which is often seen as the mother church of the diocese. Ours is Lichfield Cathedral.
As well as being a spiritual home for the Anglican Christians in the region, it is a place with significant historic and cultural heritage and important in the civic life of Staffordshire.
There is much about its programme of worship and events here.
Farewell Pastoral letter from Bishop Mark read more
Bishop Clive celebrates the ties of football and multiculturalism read more
Our hope is for real read more
Pelsall Ladies Choir helps keep a roof over local worshipers' heads. read more
Former interfaith advisor retires from parish ministry. read more
Generous donations have helped St Giles' Church, Croxden, start work on a much-needed car park. read more
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