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In his last reflection, the Archbishop suggests that we can find hope as we let Christ lead us into his kingdom of justice and peace, here in this life, and also beyond it. 

NEWS - 465 people from parishes and churches between the Tees and the Humber and from the A1 to the Yorkshire Coast have taken part in one or more of 23 online events and an in-person meeting at Bishopthorpe Palace during 'Everyone's Business', the first-ever Safeguarding Week held by the Diocese of York with York Minster from Monday 22nd to Friday 26th November.

NEWS - The Archbishop is sharing short reflections throughout January 2021 on the theme, ‘Our Hope is Found’.

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The first reflection from the Archbishop in a series throughout January on the theme of 'Our Hope is Found'

In his sixth reflection, Archbishop Stephen encourages us to encounter Christ wherever we are.

The Archbishop encourages people to have a generosity of heart, an ability to forgive and to find mercy, which can bring the hope that our world is in need of.

The Archbishop shares his hope that in 2021 we might slow down to God's pace and find a different way of living sustainably with each other and with our planet. This is the eighth reflection in the Our Hope is Found series.

The Archbishop reads a poem by Judith Wright in the third reflection on the theme 'Our Hope is Found'.