Join the Diocese of Lincoln to celebrate International Women’s Day 2025 with a special event in the Chapter House of Lincoln Cathedral on Friday 7 March (1.15pm – 3.15pm)!
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After more than thirty years of ordained ministry, and the past eleven years as the Bishop of Grimsby, the Rt Revd Dr David Court has announced he will retire at the end of July 2025.
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A community cafe and thrift shop at St Michael and All Angels Church in Brookenby, which was forced to close due to structural damage, has celebrated its grand reopening.
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We joyfully celebrated the commissioning of the very first Focal Ministers in the Diocese of Lincoln with a heartwarming ceremony held at Edward King House in Lincoln on Saturday 18 January.
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Your church can now input data which will help shape mission in the Diocese. Find a handy guide, some persuasive reasons to get on board and links to get started.
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The Energy Footprint Tool (EFT) has been released for 2025 as the Church of England journeys towards net zero carbon emissions by 2030.
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This is an opportunity for survivor voices to contribute to safeguarding practice development in the Diocese of Lincoln.
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The Diocese of Lincoln’s Lent Course for 2025 is now available to read and download on Learn-Grow-Share. Available in printed and digital formats.
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It’s that time of year when there are some forms for your church to complete on the Parish Returns Portal. They are important and can have lasting benefits for your church and community.
By completing all three, you are helping to further mission and ministry in the Diocese, which is vital for our shared future.
Confident, faithful, joyful. Discover who we are and what we’re all about.
A shared vision for the future of the Diocese of Lincoln.
The Archdeacons of Lincoln, Boston and Stow and Lindsey
MP’s and Local Councillors (District and Parish)
The Diocese of Maciene – Igreja Anglicana de Mocambique e Angola
Andrew Gosling is the Assets and Trusts Manager for the Diocese of Lincoln, and has remained committed to the role since June 1981 – which amounts to nearly 44 years. He has chosen to retire this March (2025).
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On Sunday 9 February 2025, Lincoln Cathedral was filled with unity and hope as it hosted a special Choral Evening Prayer service dedicated to Racial Justice Sunday.
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