Diocesan News
Mary and Joseph Get Confirmed
It isn’t often you see Mary and Joseph being confirmed but that is exactly what happened at St James' Poole.
'Surviving Winter' Campaign is vital for Dorset and Wiltshire
A record 960 people died due to the effects of cold weather last winter across Dorset and Wiltshire and experts are predicting the figures will be even higher this year, prompting a call for more fund raising from our churches and community groups in the region.
Billy's Christmas Gift
Meet Billy Bird. As much as Billy loves nesting in a good Christmas tree, he also seems to have a gift (and love) for helping people explore faith.
"Smaller parishes raise the most money"
This year’s Wiltshire Ride and Stride saw familiar rural church winners, cross channel cycling, an octogenarian horse rider and a record profit of over £60,000.
Warminster Parishioners Visit Welsh Castle Home of Former Vicar
Not many incumbents start off their life in a castle but, as the parishioners of the Minster and St John’s Warminster discovered, that was where their former Vicar grew up.
Jumpers, Hampers and Champing
Last month saw the last Diocesan Rural Ministry Residential, and new Rural Field Officer Canon Richard Hancock was on hand to tell us all about them.
The Bishop of Salisbury issues a "Salisbury Declaration" of Hope
The Bishop of Salisbury has issued a Declaration of Hope for the city of Salisbury.
MU's 16 Days of Activism against Domestic Violence
'P R A Y' is at the centre of Diocesan Mothers' Union response to this week’s campaign to stop violence against women.
New Archdeacon of Sherborne starts work
The new Archdeacon of Sherborne, the Ven Penny Sayer begins her role in West and North Dorset today.
The Bishop of Salisbury joins faith groups to call for 'net zero' emissions
The Bishop of Salisbury joined UK faith representatives as they came together to support calls for a net zero target in law, amid fears that not enough is being done globally to prevent climate change.
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