Diocesan General Synod representatives elected
First published on: 20th October 2026The Diocese of Canterbury has elected its representatives to the Church of England's General Synod for the next five years.
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Parish Safeguarding Officers recognised at special service
First published on: 16th October 2026Seven Parish Safeguarding Officers (PSOs) representing the Diocese of Canterbury were recognised at a special Church of England service last month.
Church of England online service to be hosted by St Alphege Seasalter
First published on: 1st October 2026The service will reflect the church’s commitment to be alongside people in its community, and to support faith across generations, following the example of Jesus.
Surprise celebration marks 40 years of ministry in diocese
First published on: 1st October 2026From Smallhythe to Scotland, faces from Lindsay Hammond's 40 years of ministry came together to celebrate the occasion.
Eco conference offers practical steps for creation care
First published on: 24th September 2026The conference brought churches and communities together to explore how care for creation can take shape locally.
Meet our new Readers for 2026
First published on: 16th September 2026On Sunday 27 September, the annual Reader Admission Service will take place during Evensong at Canterbury Cathedral.
Creationtide 2026: Living Water
First published on: 27th August 2026A time to celebrate the gift of creation and renew our commitment to care for God’s planet, through prayer, worship, and practical action.
Dover Rector to feature in national exhibition
First published on: 9th July 2026A series of 12 portraits celebrating the life and witness of disabled people who minister and work in the Church of England will be launched at the General Synod this weekend.
Strategy reset - a decade of transformation
First published on: 2nd July 2026Rooted in the gospel and shaped by deep listening, our strategic plan invites boldness, creativity, and faith, trusting God to transform lives and communities across our diocese.
“Gobsmacked” congregation celebrates emotional church reopening
First published on: 20th August 2025St Mildred’s Church in Tenterden reopened its doors on Sunday after months of being closed, with worshippers left “gobsmacked” by the transformation.
