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Help shape the profile of the next Bishop
As part of the national consultation process, Stephen Knott (the Archbishops’ Secretary for Appointments) and Jonathan Hellewell (the Prime Minister’s Appointments Secretary) are seeking views ...
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Building Management Portal – preparing for the move from the Online Faculty System
The Church of England is introducing the Building Management Portal, which will replace the Online Faculty System for applications relating to works on churches, their ...
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Finding hope in 'ordinary seasons': Rural Officer’s reflection
We are all familiar with the idea of seasons. For me, living in the countryside provides a deeper awareness and appreciation of the distinctiveness of ...
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Lay Ministry Training Opportunities Announced for 2026 -7
Looking to step into local church leadership? Prospective students are invited to look at upcoming opportunities starting in January 2027. The new Authorised Lay Ministry ...
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Church school students celebrate A Level success
Students at Bishop Luffa School were jumping for joy as they received their A-level results!
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Lewes train derailment
Our thoughts and prayers go out to all those affected by the traumatic derailment of the London to Eastbourne train near Lewes yesterday (13/08/2026).
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Churches Offer Fun and affordable Summer Clubs for Communities
As the school summer holidays begin, many churches across the Diocese turn their community spaces around for summer holiday clubs and events planned throughout the ...
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School Leaver Services across the Diocese
More than 3,600 Church of England primary school pupils across the Diocese took part in celebration services marking their transition to secondary school.
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Kenya links celebrated with surprise honour.
Two representatives of the Diocese of Chichester are to be made Honorary Canons of the Anglican ACK Diocese of Nakuru in Kenya's Rift Valley. The ...
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Church of England apologises for role in post-war adoption practice
The Acting Bishop of Chichester, Will Hazlewood, Bishop of Lewes, commends the Archbishop of Canterbury's statement, saying: "The Church must acknowledge our failings and strive ...
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