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The latest news from the Diocese of Salisbury
- Sacred People, Sacred Earth — by Michael Ford — last modified 06 Nov, 2020 11:29 PM
- Bishop Nicholas has signed up to an international statement and call to action ahead of COP26, the 26th UN Climate Change Conference in November 2021 in Glasgow.
- 'Ringers of the Year' finally awarded — by Michael Ford — last modified 06 Nov, 2020 11:29 PM
- The much-delayed presentations of the Salisbury Guild Ringer of the Year Awards for 2019 were made on 3rd November 2020.
- Omnibenevolence — by Michael Ford — last modified 06 Nov, 2020 11:29 PM
- While communal worship inside our church buildings is paused for the next month due to the lockdown restrictions, our parishes have continued with whatever has increased attendance for broadcast services and reach via internet, phone and email, and some are continuing with their 'new normal' of innovation.
- New name, new chapter — by Michael Ford — last modified 06 Nov, 2020 11:29 PM
- Our Diocese is blessed with a variety of church buildings at our disposal, with a mixture of listed, modern and ancient sites all being used for prayer, contemplation, outreach, activities (when permissible), and gatherings of various kinds.
- Church choir gets upgraded to "cathedral" standard — by Michael Ford — last modified 06 Nov, 2020 11:29 PM
- International social media giant Facebook has paid unwitting tribute to All Saints Church Choir, Wyke Regis, by mistaking their excellent singing for that of a cathedral choir.
- Challenge and Hope — by Michael Ford — last modified 06 Nov, 2020 11:29 PM
- This week, our Bishops continue their successful Episcopal Zoom Meetings with our Deaneries, which are revealing a strong sense of the challenge churches face, as well as a deep hope for the future.
- Bulbs for loved ones — by Michael Ford — last modified 06 Nov, 2020 11:29 PM
- November is a season of remembering those we have loved who are no longer with us, with All Saints, All Souls and Remembrance all falling within this month. As ever, our parishes and schools seek to bring comfort and hope to our communities in these times.
- Be the Light in the Darkness — by Michael Ford — last modified 06 Nov, 2020 11:29 PM
- Next year's Holocaust Memorial Day is Wednesday 27th January 2021.
- Allow us to worship in our churches — by Michael Ford — last modified 06 Nov, 2020 11:29 PM
- Bishop Nicholas has written to all the MPs in his Diocese to register his “dismay at the proposed restrictions on places of worship”.
- Pray for the nation — by Michael Ford — last modified 06 Nov, 2020 11:28 PM
- Our Bishops have joined with the Archbishops of Canterbury and York and other senior church leaders, who are inviting Christians to pray for the nation over the next month of lockdown.
- Outdoor Church — by Michael Ford — last modified 06 Nov, 2020 11:28 PM
- Ahead of second lockdown, our parishes were continuing to take advice on how to interpret government and National Church guidance, and to meet together safely.
- Official recognition for "imaginative ideas, collaboration and generosity" — by Michael Ford — last modified 06 Nov, 2020 11:28 PM
- As our parishes and schools continue to reach out to our communities to spread hope and make a difference, initiatives have been springing up, and their effect is being recognised.
- Light of Hope extended to cover lockdown — by Michael Ford — last modified 06 Nov, 2020 11:28 PM
- In response to the latest lockdown, Salisbury Cathedral has decided to extend the Light of Hope installation until Wednesday 2nd December.
- Leading Diocesan priest to lead Westcott House — by Michael Ford — last modified 06 Nov, 2020 11:28 PM
- The Council of Westcott House Theological College has appointed our Dean of Women’s Ministry, the Revd Dr Helen Dawes, to be Principal with effect from February 2021.
- Holiday hunger — by Michael Ford — last modified 06 Nov, 2020 11:28 PM
- Against a background of high-profile national campaigns, some of our local churches have been quietly getting on with what they have always done - making sure that vulnerable families and households have the care that they need.
- British Ritual Innovation under Covid-19 — by Michael Ford — last modified 06 Nov, 2020 11:28 PM
- With our churches having to adapt to new social conditions, and success being demonstrated, academic interest is continuing to grow.
- An award-winning week for Cathedral’s Director of Music — by Michael Ford — last modified 06 Nov, 2020 11:28 PM
- Salisbury Cathedral’s Director of Music, David Halls, has been in the limelight, winning 2 notable awards.
- PrayAdvent 2020 follows on from PrayOctober — by Michael Ford — last modified 06 Nov, 2020 11:27 PM
- In times of change and with a second lockdown in progress, many of us are turning to prayer as never before, and some parishes are producing their own resources alongside those from the National Church.
- Calm, courage and compassion needed in face of new lockdown — by Michael Ford — last modified 06 Nov, 2020 11:27 PM
- The Archbishops of Canterbury and York have invited the nation to join them in prayer, in a message encouraging ‘calm, courageous and compassionate’ responses to the difficulties of the second national lockdown in England.
- MU raises awareness of Modern Day Slavery — by Michael Ford — last modified 06 Nov, 2020 09:21 PM
- Our Mothers' Union marked Anti-Slavery Day with an "enlightening and powerful" service marking Anti Slavery Day (18th October).
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