Diocesan News
'An opportunity to grow'
Many parishes have turned to online worship during this run of lockdowns, gaining new skills and confidence, and even new audiences, in the process.
New Dean of Women’s Ministry
Canon Jane Curtis has succeeded the Revd Dr Helen Dawes as our new Dean of Women’s Ministry.
World Leprosy Day 2021
World Leprosy Day is taking place on Sunday 31st January 2021. It’s an important day, an opportunity to use the voices of 1000s of people worldwide to raise awareness of leprosy. So what will this achieve?
Love thy Neighbour
As Christians, we are called to love our neighbour. What could that look like in these pandemic times?
Live Lent- God's Story, Our Story
Building on the success of last year’s #LiveLent: Care for God’s Creation, the 2021 Lent resources from the Church of England will again mirror the theme of the Archbishop of Canterbury’s Lent Book, creating a significant shared focus for the whole Church at a key time of year for people’s discipleship and learning in the faith.
Please keep ON the grass
Our ever-resourceful parishes, aware of our commitment of being Net Zero by 2030 to address the Climate Crisis, are finding sustainable ways forward, and some are providing entertainment value.
Climate Sunday 2021
As an officially-recognised Eco Diocese, we are already taking a lead in combatting the Climate Crisis, and there are some key events and seasons coming up this year.
Bats in Churches
The Bats in Churches project is running a range of free online training events, with advice and resources.
A shot in the arm
On Saturday 16th January, Salisbury Cathedral opened its doors as a venue for the Sarum South Primary Care Network Covid-19 Local Vaccination Service.
Count Us In
Seeking to keep eco matters at the top of the agenda is always a challenge, but there is a continuing groundswell of support for campaigns such as Count Us In, launched internationally on 1st January 2021 and endorsed by Bishop Nicholas.
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