Five ways to get your church social media and websites ready for Christmas 2021
First published on: 9th November 2021A Church of England Digital Labs Blog
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The Bishop has chosen The Revd Canon Simon Talbott to be his Senior Chaplain.
The Diocese of Ely Lent course for Lent 2022 - find out more here.
Parishes are reminded that the Church of England Coronavirus (COVID-19) guidance page continues to be revised as circumstances change.
Don't forget to set up your church's online giving page!
Having an up to date knowledge of (General Data Protection Regulation) GDPR is crucial, are you up-to-date?
Christmas time is without doubt the peak month for donor generosity. GoodBox data showed an uplift of 60% in funds raised last December compared to previous monthly averages.
That is the message to residents and businesses across the Diocese of Ely as Her Majesty prepares to celebrate her Platinum Jubilee.
We are delighted to announce that Cambs Deaf Church has received a Bishop's Mission Order
The Ely Diocese Eco-Plan has been drawn up by members of the Diocesan Environmental Task Group (DETG) and is offered for use to parishes.
A much-loved Cambridgeshire church is to share in a £2 million funding payout from the National Churches Trust, thanks to the support of the government's Heritage Stimulus Fund. A Press Release from The National Churches Trust.
The Retired Clergy section of the website is full of information and support for our retired clergy.
All Saints Church, Wretton share their glorious photographs from the Harvest Festival weekend.
With the Diocesan website events calendar
Subsequent to the count of votes on 13 October 2021, candidates have now been elected to represent the Diocese of Ely:
How to design effective posters, flyers and social media graphics for your church from the CofE Digital Labs team.
A new Church of England Digital Labs Blog
A banner created by friends of St James Church, Cambridge, during lockdown.
The Rev Phil Sharkey, of Cambridge's Addenbrooke's and Rosie Hospitals, who spent hours chatting to patients with dementia was so moved - he turned their memories into poetry.
Who were admitted and licensed by the Bishop of Huntingdon in Ely Cathedral on Saturday 2nd October 2021.