Diocesan News
Meeting at the Village Pump in August
The informal 'Village Pump' monthly meeting is going from strength to strength, as those involved in rural life at grass roots gather for discussion and encouragement.
Our Planet
As we seek to make changes to our lives to reduce our impact on the planet - and start to give back as part of Net Zero - parishes are sharing some great ideas.
Archbishop speaks out on South Sudan
The Most Revd Dr Justin Badi Arama, Primate of the Episcopal Church of South Sudan, has issued a strongly-worded pastoral letter on the tenth anniversary of the founding of South Sudan.
50k in a Day
A Wiltshire clergyman plans to walk 50 kilometres - 31 miles, five more than a marathon - in one day, to raise funds for his churches and to help the victims of a brutal but often ignored conflict.
Putting the Ark into St Mark's
The Salisbury’s Men’s Shed group is making parts for the St Mark’s ‘Ark’ project, a public art installation and community project.
Feeding the hungry in Sudan
The Archbishop of Sudan, Ezekiel Kondo, has issued a report on food distribution funded by last year's Sudans Emergency Appeal in this Diocese.
'Next year in Jerusalem!'
Two of our priests are organising a trip to the Holy Land next year.
Walking St Edward’s Way
This footpath route between Wareham and Shaftesbury Abbey was developed by the Dorset Ramblers, but has been delayed due to the pandemic. Bishop Karen will be leading a pilgrimage walk over three days in early September.
'Leave no one behind'
With the centenary of the First World War, many parishes became key players in researching local history - and there have been some surprises.
South Sudan Turns Ten
Today, 9th July 2021, marks the tenth anniversary of the founding of South Sudan, the world's youngest country as an independent state, after 22 years of civil war and a further six years of negotiation.
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