A blessing of conveniences
Published: 15th June 2018A village church has its first ever toilet - blessed by the Bishop of Lichfield.
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A village church has its first ever toilet - blessed by the Bishop of Lichfield.
Father Alan Jones served throughout the Black Country and South Staffordshire.
Appointments and Departures
Community conversations in the Black Country spark enthusiasm for neighbourhood change.
Moments that can open up constructive conversations
Kenneth Bau Yi Wen commissioned by Bishop Michael
As Holocaust Memorial Day approaches, the Bishop of Lichfield reflects on the words we use.
A simple Easter service at Donnington Wood, Telford
A longer version of a blog written for the Alzheimer's Society
Pelsall Ladies Choir helps keep a roof over local worshipers' heads.
Avoiding isolation is good for all of us.
Revd Zoe Heming, the curate in Hodnet Deanery (in and around Market Drayton) has written a 'Dear Dementia' letter.
Colin Hopkins is awarded for his services to education in the New Year Honours List.
Diocesan Advisor to the Deaf Church Susan Myatt reflects on Christmas using British Sign Language.
In his Christmas message, the Bishop of Lichfield encourages us to choose grace and truth.
Forgetting and Remembering - Prayer Shawls as a Powerful Way of Remembering
Lindsey Hall reflects on the huge risk Mary took in saying 'yes' to God.
Diocesan Synod and the Come Follow Christ celebration are cancelled.
Sarah Schofield is the Bishop of Lichfield's new Adviser For Women In Ministry.
A statement from the bishops of Lichfield Diocese on episcopal ministry.
The diocesan offices at St Mary's House are open as normal today (Tuesday) until 2pm.
Bishop Mark's waxes lyrically on awesome pebbles and closed shells.
Authority of newspapers and ourselves
A hardy band of pilgrims are battling through the weather from Shrewsbury to Lichfield.
Frances Wilson and Romita Shrisunder are the new Bishops' Directors of Ordinands.
Medic to Cleric - three GPs are among 18 people to be ordained deacon.
A personal perspective on the subject recently discussed at General Synod
The Bishop of Lichfield sends his support to the German church following the federal elections.
The latest Place of Welcome to open in Lichfield sees the national total pass 150.
Speaking out against 'a kind of blasphemy'