Poverty and Hope Appeal launched
Churches and individuals are invited to support peace through this year's Diocesan Poverty and Hope Appeal.
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Churches and individuals are invited to support peace through this year's Diocesan Poverty and Hope Appeal.
A new Diocesan book to support people with their personal prayer life has been launched.
Six people have been licensed as Lay Ministers at a special service in Rochester Cathedral in May.
It has been announced that Archdeacon Andy will be leaving his role later this year to explore new opportunities.
The new National Safeguarding Standards and Quality Assurance Framework are designed to enable Church bodies, to identify both their strengths and areas for development with regard to safeguarding.
With millions of images easily accessible on the internet, an increasing number of churches are finding themselves in legal hot water for not being aware of copyright.
Bishop Jonathan addressed those present at the service where commitments to ministry are renewed in the presence of God and one another.
Two longstanding members of the diocesan family are to receive a special honour in recognition of their Christian service.
"Our Christian faith requires that we should do all we can to resist the powers of death and destruction, including by calling the world’s leaders to the path of justice and peace." Bishop Jonathan
A chance to engage with and help shape the developing diocesan Called Together vision was the main item on the agenda.