Diocesan News
Beyond the Present
Bishop Nicholas has spoken about the “tumultuous times” we are living through.
A "trusted voice" to reach those in need
Dorset Council is inviting our parishioners and churches to use their "trusted voice" to publicise the 'Reaching Out' initiative, offering support to residents in the county.
Bishops Visit Deaneries
This week our Bishops embarked on a series of autumn Episcopal Deanery Visits.
Howard League for Penal Reform commends Footprints
Footprints, the church-related project supporting ex-offenders across Dorset and beyond, has been recognised for its work supporting women through its Out of Court Diversionary Scheme.
Keeping us Safe
Bishop Nicholas has told Diocesan Synod that the recent report from the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse was sobering and “requires a careful and thorough response”.
MU raises awareness of Modern Day Slavery
Our Mothers' Union marked Anti-Slavery Day with "an enlightening and powerful" service marking Anti Slavery Day (18th October).
Inspired by Bells
In these challenging times, working with children and young people may seem an added challenge - but traditional practices can pay dividends.
Aldhelm’s Cross Recipients 2020
The St Aldhelm Cross, an annual award created in 2005, is an engraved silver lapel cross given to lay people (non-ordained) who are nominated for outstanding contributions to Diocesan life, and are presented by Bishop Nicholas.
The Church's ‘National Help Service’ is under threat
Archbishops and church leaders have called for urgent government support to protect church buildings after a new report highlighted the UK’s increasing reliance on mainly volunteer-led services, a level of support estimated in the £billions.
Volunteers Wanted for Poole Homeless Drop-in Centre
Poole homeless charity Routes to Roots is appealing for volunteers to help at their daily drop-in sessions at the United Reformed Church in Skinner Street in Poole.
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