Message from Bishop Rose on the war in Gaza
First published on: 10th November 2023Reflections on the beatitudes and a call for war to cease
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Reflections on the beatitudes and a call for war to cease
The theme of 2023’s Black History Month was ‘Saluting Our Sisters’.
Last month saw a number of people confirmed and baptised from the Maidstone Deanery at St Martin’s Church.
Reflections on the recent visit to Markgräflerland in Germany.
The event looked at how the Diocese can be more environmentally conscious in its journey to net zero.
The event offered a chance to thank those involved in the project.
A message from Bishop Rose
New College of Honorary Canons of Canterbury Cathedral announced
Thank you to everyone who has attended the roadshows, we'd love your feedback
Bradon Muilenberg has been appointed to work alongside refugees in Calais
Bishop Rose, Revd Carol Smith and Revd Andy Bawtree visited our link diocese in Madagascar
The reliquary design was revealed at St Mary and St Eanswythe church in Folkestone.
The annual Reader admissions service took place on Sunday 24 September.
There are a number of events and resources available.
A plaque was unveiled to honour the life of Jean Liddicoat.
Join us for the deanery roadshows to find out about our growth strategy for 2030
St Mary and St Eanswythe church plan to celebrate with events across three days.
Introducing readers to be licensed at Canterbury Cathedral in September 2023.
Diocesan Secretary among global church leaders at opening service
The Venerable Stephen Taylor has announced his intention to retire after twelve years of serving in our diocese.
Jen Tobin will join the children and young people's team in September 2023
A brand new church and community centre in the Springfield and Ringlestone area of Maidstone.
News of two baptisms in our Diocese from the English Romani community.
The Cathedral opened its doors to Year 2 leavers
Diocesan Synod has adopted a ‘third bold outcome’ of ‘Every parish, benefice and deanery showing signs of revitalisation’.
Our diocese held a number of events from 20-27 June to mark Refugee Week.
News on how funding from the Church Commissioners will be put to good use within the Diocese.
Six deacons and four priests were ordained on Saturday.
The Bishop of Dover, Revd Bishop Rose Hudson-Wilkin opened up to BBC HARDtalk about the issues that affect her in our Diocese of Canterbury, the Church of England and the global Anglican Communion.
The Bishop of Dover, The Rt Revd Rose Hudson-Wilkin is encouraging the nation to reconsider our perception of the Windrush Generation, reframing them as the Windrush Pioneers.