Refugee support charity marks 20 years of supporting asylum seekers
First published on: 25th May 2023Meeting Point, the charity based at Christ Church, Upper Armley, is celebrating 20 years of helping refugees and asylum seekers in the Leeds area.
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Meeting Point, the charity based at Christ Church, Upper Armley, is celebrating 20 years of helping refugees and asylum seekers in the Leeds area.
Parishes across the diocese are joining in with this year’s Churches Count on Nature, an annual “wildlife census” for the nation’s churchyards.
People in Brownhill recently had the chance to learn more about caring for God’s creation, thanks to a Green Aware morning.
This summer local cyclists will be invited to make a pedal pilgrimage from either Ripon Cathedral to Bradford Cathedral, or Bradford Cathedral to Wakefield Cathedral, as part of this year’s national ‘Cathedrals Cycle Route’.
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The Coronation of King Charles III was celebrated across the diocese this weekend, with services, parties, bell ringing, volunteering and more.