Black History Month
Black History Month takes place each October. It provides an opportunity to celebrate the contributions those from an ethnic minority background make to your community, including your church and faith community.
General Synod Elections 2026
This summer, elections will take place for the next General Synod, the Church’s national assembly, bringing together members from across the country to make decisions about the Church’s life and work.
Training Calendar 2026
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Welcome to the Diocese of Salisbury
We are a Christian community of churches, schools and chaplaincies serving one million people, stretching over 2000 square miles, from North Wiltshire to the Jurassic Coast and Channel Islands.
Our impact throughout 2025
The Diocesan Board of Finance supports churches and communities across 2000 square miles, in 460 parishes, 612 churches – working together to Make Jesus Known
From 155 volunteers celebrated to 13 new Mission hubs, from £779,828 in contactless giving to an inspiring national conference on Gypsy, Roma, Traveller communities and the Church, 2025 continued to show what it means to make Jesus known in our diocese.
Environment
Find out more about Eco Church here. Why should Christians be active in supporting the environment?
Events, Training and Learning
We have launched a new learning platform, Diocese of Salisbury Learning Hub. You can access the site by clicking ‘Book…
Our Vision: Making Jesus Known
Making Jesus Known is the vision for the Diocese of Salisbury, launched in 2023.
Quick Links
Cycle of Prayer
Read our daily Cycle of Prayer below or listen daily on our social media
Latest News
Update regarding Bishop Stephen Lake
New Licensed Lay Ministers!
Ride + Stride and Heritage Open Days celebration
Clergy Discipline complaints against Bishop of Salisbury
Longest-playing Dorset organist
A journey through time: Bremhill’s everyday histories
Taking it in her stride: Bishop Karen’s 20-church Poole walking challenge
The Venerable Matthew Trick appointed as next Dean of Guernsey
Saying farewell to the Very Reverend Tim Barker
