As a Cathedral at the heart of our community and diocese, we are seeking to tackle the important issues;
- to allow space for healthy debate
- to be good stewards of this earth
- to be a voice for the vulnerable and marginalised
- to be a place of action that makes real and important changes towards a better future.
ECO Cathedral
As a Cathedral community, we are committed to caring for God’s Creation; we are a Partner in Action with A Rocha UK.
The Anglican Communion’s fifth Mark of Mission is
“to strive to safeguard the integrity of creation, and sustain and renew the life of the earth.”
We have adopted an ethical and sustainable framework to guide our policies and practices. In-line with the Eco Church framework, we divide our activity under the following areas: Worship & Teaching, Buildings, Land, Community & Global Engagement, and Lifestyle.
Healthy Healing Hub
“The ministry of healing and wholeness is at the centre of our life as a Cathedral. We are committed to the Cathedral itself being a place of healing, offering visitors opportunities to pray and to experience hope and peace during difficult times."
In partnership with The Guild of Health and St. Raphael, we have become a Healthy Healing Hub, offering support for health and wellbeing to the local community and empowering other organisations within the Diocese to do the same.
Central to our focus for 2022 and beyond, this partnership will put the needs of the community and diocese in prime position, seeking to ‘recover together’ following the traumatic circumstances of the last few years.
"Silence and beauty combine to nurture the soul."
As a Gold-Tier Healthy Healing Hub we seek to serve as a centre of excellence and training.
FairTrade Church
We are a FairTrade Church, committed to using fairly traded products and promoting fair trade. Find out more about Fair Trade: www.fairtrade.org.uk
Latest News
Three Key Staffordshire Organisations Pledge to Drive Environmental Change
The region’s annual COP conference returned last Friday, drawing nearly 200 people beneath the soaring arches of Lichfield Cathedral — a striking backdrop for a day dedicated to climate action across Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent.
Politics & Faith at Lichfield Cathedral
Each year Lichfield Cathedral hosts a series of talks during Lent on various subject matters. For 2024, in the year where we will see a general election, Lichfield Cathedral are hosting a series of talks by leading thinkers around different political issues.
RHS - It's Your Neighbourhood Award
Our wonderful team of volunteer Gardeners have been presented with RHS - Royal Horticultural Society It's Your Neighbourhood Award of ‘Level 4 - Thriving!’
Afternoon Tea for Volunteer Gardeners
On Saturday 2 September, five of Lichfield Cathedral's volunteers joined a tea-party thanking those who look after churchyards across the diocese.
ECO - Identifying Moths
Lichfield Cathedral was interested in the nightlife around the Cathedral so, with the help of three local experts, moth traps were installed in the back-gardens of three properties around the Close.
Wildflower Meadows
This year we’re leaving some of our grass to grow longer to give wildflowers a chance to get established.
Counting Nature at Lichfield Cathedral
Children and volunteers worked together to complete a survey of the grass meadow at Lichfield Cathedral.
Rewilding at Lichfield Cathedral
In the Spring 2023, children from Lichfield Cathedral School, assisted by volunteers at Lichfield Cathedral, planted over 300 whips in front of the east wall of the cathedral grounds.