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Bishop Tim Returns to Wimborne
Former Bishop of Sherborne Tim Thornton made a return visit to Wimborne Minster for the annual Governors’ service on Sunday.
Songs, Hymns and Hope
Song and hymn writers from across the south of England gathered at St Nicholas’ Corfe Mullen recently, to compare notes and learn from professionals.
New Diocesan Secretary Appointed
The Bishop of Salisbury has announced that the new administrative head of the Diocese of Salisbury is the Director of Supporter and Community Partnerships at Christian Aid.
Meet our new Lay Ministers for 2018
On Saturday 29 September, four new Lay Ministers were admitted and licensed during a joyful service of Choral Evensong at Salisbury Cathedral, another transferred in from another Diocese, and many renewed their commitment to ministry.
Bishop calls for 'net zero' UK emissions by 2050
Following a report published by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), the Bishop of Salisbury, Nicholas Holtam, has spoken of the urgency needed in tackling climate change.
Five new canons for Salisbury Cathedral
Education, armed services and law enforcement: five new canons will join the Cathedral’s College of Canons this month, by invitation of the Bishop of Salisbury.
Renewing Hope: Church Buildings and the Environment
For the first time ever, a national conference of 180 delegates from Church of England Diocesan Advisory Committees* has been joined by Environmental Officers. Though based in Salisbury, there were visits elsewhere.
Passionate About Rural Placements
New programme gives every curate in the Diocese a chance to experience ministry in the countryside
"Invaluable Advice" for Churches
This week, Salisbury is hosting a national conference for 180 people from the Church of England’s Diocesan Advisory Committees. DACs assist parishes with the care of churches across England.
Money For Old Chairs
West Wilts parish raises nearly a thousand pounds through ‘upcycling’ old plastic chairs
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