Archdeacon Sue commissioned into new role
Published: 16th September 2019The Venerable Sue Weller is installed as Archdeacon Missioner of Lichfield.
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The Venerable Sue Weller is installed as Archdeacon Missioner of Lichfield.
Hundreds of schoolchildren will call for climate justice on 20 September.
Dozens of volunteers gather to celebrate Places of Welcome in Lichfield and beyond.
17 people were commissioned at a special service at Lichfield Cathedral.
The Bishop of Lichfield joins others in voicing concerns about a 'no-deal' Brexit.
Lichfield Diocese now has 100 Places of Welcome - the latest in a care home!
Julian Francis is moving across the West Midlands to be Archdeacon of Walsall.
A fresh expression for young people
The Bishop of Stafford is to retire in November after almost ten years in post.
Tributes have been paid to the Revd Preb Mark Salmon who has died aged 56.
images to bring people together
Great first service in Shrewsbury Abbey
An update in the light of global warming
Shaz Akhtar is the new Black Country Near Neighbours Coordinator.
Our new Discipleship, Vocation and Evangelism Department will launch in September.
The Bishop of Lichfield dedicated the site of a new community base in Wolverhampton.
Sarah Bullock is consecrated as the new Bishop of Shrewsbury at St Paul's Cathedral
18 new deacons will be ordained at Lichfield Cathedral this weekend.
Sue Weller will provide a new missions link between the cathedral and diocese.
Eighteen new priests were ordained at three services across the Diocese over the weekend.
The new Lichfield Library is the latest to join the Places Of Welcome network.
Exciting ecology during Love Your Burial Ground week
After five years of remembrance, a series of weekly services in Shropshire ends next week.
Former Dean of Lichfield, Rt Revd Prof Tom Wright at Lichfield's Speakers Corner
Claire Shaw is named as the new Director of Education.
An invaluable ministry to church and world
Hardy pilgrims journed from Repton to Lichfield Cathedral in the footsteps of St Chad.
Lichfield Cathedral's 400-strong volunteer team gets a Queen's Award.
An event in Shropshire will give fresh ideas for tackling climate change.
The new Diocesan Evangelical Fellowship holds its first meeting on 22 June.