Diocesan News
Hope for the Future at our Rural Day
Around 150 attendees gathered at Kingston Maurward College near Dorchester on Saturday (14th September) for our first-ever diocesan Rural Day.
Pewsey's Cemetery Is Consecrated
Bishop Andrew recently led a service for the Consecration of a new part of the Pewsey Cemetery.
Big crowds at local free community day
St Mary’s Church Ferndown transformed its grounds and buildings on Saturday 31st August to welcome everyone for a Community Fun Day.
Biodiversity in Purbeck
On Thursday 5th September, St George’s Langton Matravers hosted a presentation and conversation to promote initiatives to enhance biodiversity within Purbeck.
How to turn crisp packets into money
Church House staff in Salisbury have collected 2,000 crisp packets and 20 Pringle tubes for charity, and Archdeacon Alan Jeans has helped the Wiltshire Army Cadets to collect 800 packets for charity.
60 new kneelers for Abbotsbury
St Nicholas' Church Abbotsbury welcomed Bishop Nicholas recently to bless and dedicate newly stitched kneelers.
St Bartholomew’s Church wins Bassett in Bloom
The churchyard and café garden of St Bartholomew and All Saints Church in Royal Wootton Bassett were recognised for their contribution to the beauty of the town earlier this month.
Bishop celebrates RDA 50th
Bishop Nicholas visited a Celebration Walk marking 50 years of the National Riding for the Disabled Association, pronouncing a blessing in Salisbury's Cathedral Close.
Blessing pets in Harnham
The Harnham Pet Festival took place on a very sunny Sunday afternoon (15th September) on the field next to Harnham Parish Hall.
Celebrating 50 years and 2 million visitors
Bishop Nicholas celebrated the 50th Anniversary of the Churches Conservation Trust on Monday 17th September by attending the opening of an exhibition at All Saints’ Idmiston.
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