What’s On
Through the Calendar we look forward to keeping you up to date with the latest events and programme open to Churches across the city across the city as well as specific Heart for Hull activities.
If you would like to share an event* please send us an email:
We can also share events on our Facebook page and Instagram feed.
Churches across the Deanery:
If you are a part of Hull Deanery, and would like to include your open events in this calendar, please contact us!
Notices & Links
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Thank you from the Prison Fellowship
After the service on 11th October organised by Churches Together in East Hull, the Prison Fellowship have sent a thank you letter to all those who got involved.
Thank you for all your help and donations.
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IGNITE - What a night!
On Oct 16th, we hosted our first city-wide youth event in Hull. An amazing night of games, craft, worship and the word; we were joined by over 30 youth from Christian churches and youth groups across the city.
It was so encouraging to see how a night with others their age inspired them in their faith!
The event was one of great collaboration, with leaders from a range of different churches and denominations pitching in to make it happen: a glimpse of God's people working for his purpose here in Hull.
Thank you to everyone who came, supported and prayed.
We can't wait to see you again in 2027!
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Meet our newly elected General Synod representatives
Results have been announced, with six clergy and six lay representatives elected to represent the Diocese of York in the Church of England's national assembly.
Our elected clergy representatives are the Revd Melanie Burnside, the Revd Brenda Forrester, the Revd Canon Adam Gaunt, the Revd Dr David Goodhew, the Ven Liz Hassall, and the Revd John Hoyland.
Our lay representatives are Gerald Fox, Ash Griffin (both from Hull Deanery), Heather Baker, Dr Neill Burgess, Dr Nick Land, and Sammi Tooze.
The new General Synod will meet for the first time in London from 16 to 18 November.
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Be a Racial Justice Advocate
Could your voice, experience, and gifts help the Church become more just welcoming, and reflective of God’s multi-ethnic kingdom?
You do not need to be a racial justice expert.
Induction, training, and ongoing support will be provided.
The role is subject to the House of Bishops’ Safer Recruitment and People Management Guidance.
If interested speak to Gerald Fox on 07709 021392 or email gerald.fox@york diocese.org.
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Community of the Holy Name
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Free online training sessions on caring for your church building
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Make a Difference Behind the Prison Walls – Volunteer at HMP Hull
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Healthy Holidays Hull
*Heart for Hull cannot guarantee all events shared will be published as they will need to fit with the ethos of the Initiative.