Diocesan News
Bishop Backs British Farming
The Bishop of Salisbury, the Rt Revd Nicholas Holtam, wore a buttonhole of wool and wheat today (Wednesday 9th September), to back British Farming.
Emergency Appeal raises 50% more than asked for
We are delighted to say that our Diocesan Emergency Appeal for Sudan and South Sudan has raised over £78,000. That is £28,000 more than we originally hoped to raise.
Free tickets for churchgoers as Cathedral has to charge for entry
The Dean of Salisbury Nick Papadopulos has written to our parishes inviting our church members to the Cathedral free of charge as it is forced to introduce entry fees.
Back in tune
The news over the summer that small choirs will be able to return to church has brought joy throughout the Diocese.
'Takeaways' are a huge success
Many of our parishes have found resourceful and creative ways to overcome the restrictions of lockdown, as they seek to reach their communities, transform lives and spread a message of hope.
Into the Wonder Zone
Church Holiday Clubs are a popular tradition in our parishes and so this year, with the restrictions and social distancing in place, a lot have simply gone online.
Church, hope, and the Future
How can the Church continue to bring the hope of Jesus to a world changed by the pandemic?
Celebrating despite coronavirus
The Rural Hope Team with support from the Ministry and Mission Team are creating a series of webinars offering resources and ideas for celebrating some of our key times and seasons under the present restrictions.
National Volunteer of the Year is one of ours
A 93 year old Warminster parishioner, who has been supporting the Children's Society since a young girl, has become the Society's National Volunteer of the Year.
Cress, Acorns and Education
A number of our parishes have international links, as well as the desire to see transformation in their local communities and the restrictions around Covid aren't stopping them from making a difference.
Document Actions