Up2U Youth Club, Coffee Ark, A Night in the Nave and so much more...
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Welcome to our monthly digital newsletter with events and holy happenings from around the Diocese of Peterborough.
If you have stories to be included in future editions email: communications@peterborough-diocese.org.uk
The Made For More initiative within the Tove Benefice is continuing to gather momentum, strengthening its vision of nurturing deeper faith, encouraging shared learning, and growing confidence in gentle, everyday faith‑sharing across the community.
On the 4 March, pupils from two primary schools and one secondary school within the Diocese, gathered together at the Frontier Centre in Irthlingborough to celebrate their shared journey as part of Flourish.
The Up2U Youth Club, based at St Mark’s Church in Wellingborough, has celebrated a remarkable milestone: ten years of volunteer-led work with children and young people from the local community.
Coffee Ark, a social action initiative co-founded by the Bishop’s Missioner, the Revd Canon Becky Dyball, is bringing an imaginative and hope-filled approach to community engagement across the Diocese of Peterborough.
The Sleep Out brought together 84 participants inside the historic Peterborough Cathedral to experience a small glimpse of the cold and uncertainty faced by those experiencing homelessness.
St Mary the Virgin Church, Finedon has been awarded a grant by The National Lottery Heritage Fund to to support an ambitious renewal project designed to improve accessibility, open up more of the historic building for wider community use and ensure that the much‑loved place of worship continues to thrive for generations to come.
Light Project Peterborough is the Bishop’s Charity for 2026. As part of our focus on their work we hear Mick's story.
Titanosaur at Peterborough Cathedral
13 April - 31 May
Come face to face with Titanosaur, a full-scale cast of Patagotitan mayorum, the most complete giant dinosaur ever discovered, stretching 37 metres from head to tail and rising eight metres high.
Thy Kingdom Come
14 - 24 May
This year’s Thy Kingdom Come is all about the presence of God through His spirit. The God who is with us in the everyday – in the joys and sorrows of life (and everything in between) and the One who, through His spirit, longs to reveal Himself to those who do not yet know Him.
