Bishop Helen-Ann joins the anniversary celebrations at Hexham Abbey
First published on: 5th February 2024Bishop Helen-Ann was at Hexham Abbey this weekend as a programme of events to mark its 1,350th anniversary got underway.
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Bishop Helen-Ann was at Hexham Abbey this weekend as a programme of events to mark its 1,350th anniversary got underway.
People of all ages have joined together for Christingle services across the diocese at Christmas and into the new year.
A statement from Bishop Helen-Ann regarding Living in Love and Faith (1 February 2024).
A year of celebration will get underway this weekend as Hexham Abbey marks its 1,350th anniversary throughout 2024.
Bishop Helen-Ann is pleased to announce that the Revd David Glover has accepted her invitation to be an Honorary Canon of our Cathedral Church of St. Nicholas.
On 26 January, Bishop Helen-Ann spoke in the House of Lords debate on the current situation in Ukraine.
Bishop Helen-Ann has thanked everyone who contributed to her Christmas Appeal which has raised £2,217.34 in aid of two charities which make a real difference to people’s lives at Christmas, and at all times of the year.
The ministry of an exciting new youth project in Newcastle Diocese has been commissioned by Bishop Helen-Ann.
A dedicated volunteer in Newcastle Diocese has received a British Empire Medal (BEM) for services to her local community, particularly during the coronavirus pandemic.
The Lindisfarne Gospels have been on tour in South Tynedale after a local vicar took a facsimilie of the famous illustrated manuscript to schools, community groups and even a pub in his parish.
A Lay Reader in Newcastle Diocese has become a Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) for services to young people and the community.
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