Diocesan News
A Splash of Advent across the Diocese
WOW - we’ve been overwhelmed by all the amazing work going on in the Diocese this advent. You’ve all been creative, innovative - and all-around, incredible! Here’s some more good news about what you’ve all been up to.
Lay Ministry gets a new Diocesan Champion
We are delighted to announce Karen Hutchinson, currently serving as Archdeacon of Norwich, is joining the Diocese as our new Lay Ministry Development Officer
Strictly Star Surprises
A plunge into ancestry and a step into stardom for Revd Canon Kelvin Inglis, Rector of St Thomas and St Edmund Salisbury, as he received an unexpected call from BBC1's Who Do You Think You Are?
Christmas Rebrand
From carol services to midnight mass, nativities to Christingles, there are events and services taking place across the Church of England this Christmas.
National Project that connects rural schools is thriving in our Diocese
The Church of England Education Office, Chartered College of Teaching and Teach First have teamed up to address some of the challenges faced by rural schools - including a training programme for trainee teachers.
Walk This Way
40% of Church of England worshippers are in rural congregations. In our Diocese, 90% of parishes and 50% of the population is rural.
Loss and Hope
The holiday season, although filled with loved ones and celebrations, can be a stressful time of year. But when you are dealing with grief, it can be even more challenging.
Activity at the Heart of Christmas
Picture this. It’s a cold winter's morning, you can smell the coffee brewing, and your family bundles into your room and jumps on your bed, you’re all excited for what today’s advent will bring…
Parish Magazine Competition: Update
There have been submission changes to the annual Parish Magazine Competition. For your parishes chance to win 'Britain's best Church magazine' read more...
Stonehenge To Salisbury
Join Sudan Medical Link in their fundraising "Marathon Walk" (in partnership with Discover Adventure), and take in the world-famous sights of Stonehenge and Salisbury Cathedral as you trace a 26-mile route through the Wiltshire countryside.
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