Diocesan News
A National Day of Reflection
The majority of mourners during the pandemic have been unable to say goodbye properly, and Church of England cathedrals and parishes are preparing to mark a National Day of Reflection on Tuesday 23rd March, the anniversary of the first Covid lockdown.
Parents of Peace
Peace Primary School in Sudan, part-funded by donations from this Diocese, has opened its doors and parents are making a strong contribution.
Changing the way we do church
Research is showing that our churches’ response to the pandemic has triggered a major change in the way Christians worship and reach out to their neighbours.
Locked down or opened up?
As our parishes rise to the challenge of ever-evolving conditions and recommendations, many are not only keeping their feet, but finding fresh momentum.
'The Journey of Faith': Dates for your diary
Following on from the success of our 'Celebrating the Rural Seasons' webinars, the Rural Hope team is delighted to announce our new Spring/ Summer webinar series.
Big Sleep raises over £45,000
Despite pandemic restrictions, a flagship charity event has raised a respectable total for its work with the homeless.
"It’s nearly the end of the lockdown"
For many children and young people, the easing of lockdown cannot come soon enough. Poverty, lack of social contact, foodbanks, loss of employment and other things have all taken their toll, and The Children's Society continues to find new ways to help our parishes and schools offer support in these times.
An Announcement ahead of the Annunciation
Thursday 25th March is a very special day in our Mothers’ Union calendar; it is the feast of The Annunciation of Our Lord to the Blessed Virgin Mary (Lady Day).
"Excellent and truly inspirational"
Our Salisbury Diocesan Guild of Ringers has been recognised at national level recently.
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