Diocesan News
George Floyd: the untold story
Regular reader Lavender Buckland has sent in this piece about George Floyd's faith and commitment to mission, which has been overshadowed by his tragic death.
The battle of the churches
Award-winning performance poet Jay Hulme posted a light-hearted Twitter competition to find "the finest non-cathedral Church of England church" last week, featuring 2 of our churches.
Singing Out 30,000 Times
A choir of young singers has been heard by an audience of 10,000s in spite of the lockdown, thanks to a new livestreaming service run by the Church of England.
The Pope joins our Archbishops for Pentecost
Pope Francis took part in an online church service alongside the Archbishops of Canterbury and York and a number of other senior UK church leaders this Sunday.
Lifting the spirits this week
Lockdown may be easing, but we still want to lift the spirits, so here are some more contributions to do just that.
Lockdown Conversations
Plans for this year's popular Salisbury Conversations, where a panel discusses the important topics of our time, had to be curtailed due to the pandemic. But instead the Cathedral is offering online conversations.
Public asked to name peregrine chicks
A recent ringing exercise of the peregrines at our Cathedral revealed 3 females and a male chick, and to mark the 800th Anniversary of the Cathedral (the first foundations stones were laid in 1220), the chicks have been named after people who had a big hand in the early life of Salisbury Cathedral.
Well-known broadcaster joins Cathedral Chapter
The Revd Tim Daykin, the producer and presenter of religious programmes at BBC Radio Solent, has joined Salisbury Cathedral Chapter, the Cathedral’s governing body.
Little People help with transition to Reception
How little Peg people can help the newest students move up to 'big' school
Together in Prayer
As part of Thy Kingdom Come, the 10 day global wave of prayer starting May 21st, we are inviting you to pray together with the rest of the Diocese.
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