Archdeacon Katrina would like to invite all Churchwardens to a Workshop being held on Wednesday 16 September 2026 beginning at 7pm. The venue for the Workshop is St Andrew’s Church,
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Churchwardens’ Online Workshop
Join Archdeacon Katrina for an Online Churchwardens’ Workshop from 7pm on Wednesday 15 July 2026. Please contact Archdeacon Katrina’s PA Debbie Long, ku.gro.coidsolg@gnold for an invitation.
Message from John Wittaker, Archdeacon of Gloucester Designate, 19 May 2026
John Wittaker has just started transitioning into his new role as Archdeacon of Gloucester, with a formal start in September. He shares this message for the week, as he starts
Archdeacon’s Visitation Services
Archdeacon Katrina is looking forward very much to seeing the Churchwardens at one of this year’s visitation services. The Services are being held over a series of five dates around
Archdeacon’s Visitation Services 2026
Archdeacon Katrina is looking forward very much to seeing the Churchwardens at one of this year’s visitation services. The Services are being held over a series of five dates around
Archdeacon’s Visitation Services 2026
Archdeacon Katrina is looking forward very much to seeing the Churchwardens at one of this year’s visitation services. The Services are being held over a series of five dates around
Archdeacon’s Visitation Services 2026
Archdeacon Katrina is looking forward very much to seeing the Churchwardens at one of this year’s visitation services. The Services are being held over a series of five dates around
Archdeacon’s Visitation Services 2026
Archdeacon Katrina is looking forward very much to seeing the Churchwardens at one of this year’s visitation services. The Services are being held over a series of five dates around
Appointment of the new Archdeacon of Gloucester
Bishop Rachel has today announced the appointment of the new Archdeacon of Gloucester, the Revd John Whittaker.
Archdeacons’ Visitation Services 2025
Archdeacon Hilary and Archdeacon Katrina are looking forward very much to seeing all Churchwardens at one of this year’s visitation services. This year for the Archdeacons’ Visitation Services, which all
Archdeacons’ Visitation Services 2025
Archdeacon Hilary and Archdeacon Katrina are looking forward very much to seeing all Churchwardens at one of this year’s visitation services. This year for the Archdeacons’ Visitation Services, which all
Archdeacons’ Visitation Services 2025
Archdeacon Hilary and Archdeacon Katrina are looking forward very much to seeing all Churchwardens at one of this year’s visitation services. This year for the Archdeacons’ Visitation Services, which all
Archdeacons’ Visitation Services 2025
Archdeacon Hilary and Archdeacon Katrina are looking forward very much to seeing all Churchwardens at one of this year’s visitation services. This year for the Archdeacons’ Visitation Services, which all
Archdeacons’ Visitation Services 2025
Archdeacon Hilary and Archdeacon Katrina are looking forward very much to seeing all Churchwardens at one of this year’s visitation services. This year for the Archdeacons’ Visitation Services, which all
Message from Archdeacon Hilary, 3 October 2023
I come from a family of teachers. Both my parents and my oldest brother were teachers. It felt inevitable and right that I would follow in their footsteps and I taught across a number of schools over 17 years prior to ordination. Thursday 5 October marks World Teachers’ Day. It commemorates the anniversary of the adoption of the 1966 UNESCO Recommendation concerning the Status of Teachers.
Message from the Archdeacons, 18 October 2022
One of our most important roles as Archdeacons, working closely with our bishops, involves the pastoral care of the clergy and lay leaders of our varied worshipping communities. It’s a
Mapping the journey communities are taking through COVID
The Revd Hilary Ison has written a piece about trauma response for the blog Tragedy and Congregations. The blog talks us through a road map of the trajectory of trauma, through
Tuesday of Holy Week 2020
Archdeacon of Gloucester, The Ven Hilary Dawson shared her reflection for Tuesday 7 April during Holy Week. She reflected how “Jesus loves those who need his love the most.”
Archdeacon Hilary takes us on the walk to Emmaus
Archdeacon Hilary takes us on the road to Emmaus, walking with a mysterious stranger… and a reveal at the end that changes everything. A video message for families and households
