Diocesan News
Canons are finally installed
After 18 months' delay due to the pandemic and the 2019 organ restoration work, five Canons who were welcomed into Salisbury Cathedral’s College of Canons over 18 months ago were finally able to claim their personal stalls in Salisbury Cathedral Quire on Tuesday.
30 Years, 30 Voices
This April, leading Christian homeless charity Alabaré has been celebrating 30 years of transforming the lives of disadvantaged and vulnerable people in our communities.
Please pray for India
Our mission partner Church Mission Society (CMS) has issued a call to prayer for the ‘devastating’ Covid situation in India.
Gearing up for Thy Kingdom Come 2021
100,000s of Christians worldwide will be gearing up to take part in the sixth ‘Thy Kingdom Come’ – a global ecumenical prayer movement for evangelisation, occurring annually from Ascension to Pentecost – next week.
Running with the tide
In these new days, those with a pioneering spirit are ever more ready to reach out beyond the borders of traditional church to forge new paths, win hearts, minds and souls, and gain new territory.
Sharing faith and becoming followers
Under the theme of ‘Journey of Faith’, two new webinars from our Rural Hope team - Sharing Faith and Being Followers of Christ provide lots of ideas and advice on how to attract and disciple new worshippers and support them as they grow in faith.
Families wanted!
Do you want top tips on looking at the Bible together as a family? Do you want a supportive community where you can share the joys and challenges of family life together? Do you want to have a voice in shaping our future resources? If yes, the Bible Society has something for you.
End of an era
The way marriages are registered in England and Wales has just changed on 4th May 2021, when The Civil Partnerships, Marriages and Deaths (Registration Etc) Act came into force. A single electronic marriage register has been created, replacing handwritten registers. So what does this mean for our parishes?
"Loyalty, commitment and friendship"
The Most Revd Ezekiel Kondo, Primate of Sudan and Bishop of Khartoum, has paid tribute to Bishop Nicholas' 10 years of support for the Salisbury-Sudans Link and the Episcopal Church of Sudan.
Ending the cycle of slavery
One of our curates is going above and beyond to raise awareness and raise money for his chosen charity, Hope for Justice.
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