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October marks the start of Black History Month in the UK, an occasion to recognise and celebrate the invaluable contributions of black people to British economy, culture, and history.

Engage with the Church of England's 2024 Advent and Christmas campaign, Follow The Star: Calm and Bright.

Our churches should be open and welcoming places at the heart of their communities. But church security must also be a priority. Connectivity allows for a wide range of options in this department, as this case study from Bluntisham in Ely demonstrates.

CCTV images are used for the prevention, identification, and reduction of crime and to monitor buildings to provide a safe and secure environment for and to prevent the loss of or damage to contents and property.

Join in with online services and access digital resources from the Church of England. 

Each year, we host a series of webinars throughout Churches Count on Nature, part of Love Your Burial Ground Week (7-15 June in 2025), where churches around the country discovered and recorded the wonderful nature in their churchyards and green spaces.

Advice on how to support the wildlife in your churchyard

Our role of the Committee for Minority Ethnic Anglican Concerns (CMEAC) was to identify, monitor and take forward concerns of BAME Anglicans and make recommendations for change.

The Church of England's official publisher, Church House Publishing, produces a wide range of books, eBooks and apps to resource you in prayer and worship.