Diocesan News
British church leaders united in response to COVID-19 pandemic
At the start of Holy Week, leaders of churches throughout the British Isles, including the Archbishop of Canterbury, have issued the following statement and call to continued prayer as we face the COVID-19 pandemic.
Celebrating Holy Week and Easter online
For centuries, Morning Prayer and Evensong have been said or sung daily at Salisbury Cathedral, as have regular Sunday services and weekday Eucharists.
Post, Wave and Sing for Palm Sunday
After a Sunday of live-streaming from vicarages and homes across the Diocese, this Sunday poses a new challenge for worshipping communities - but we are ready for it!
Extending our reach, fulfilling our vision
Our doors may be shut, but God's work is flourishing.
God is working his purpose out
Life for our priests and lay ministers has changed beyond recognition. But while on the surface it might appear that our clergy are now isolated from their parishioners, the opposite is true.
All Working Together
While one Dorset benefice waits for their new Rector to arrive, they have harnessed the power of collaborative leadership to provide weekly worship.
Brunch is now served at home
Over at St John the Evangelist Upper Studley, they are preparing for Palm Sunday.
Renewing Hope with snippets of good news
At a time when the national news is full of coronavirus stories, we thought we would start to share with you stories of good news, stories that renew our hope, however small.
Splendid Isolation
For many, self-isolation means loneliness and separation from loved ones, for others it is a time to catch up on all those jobs that they have been meaning to do for years, but for many Christians, it has provided one-to-one time with God.
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