Diocesan News
Lighting up our diocese with Prayer
Local parishes and communities throughout the Diocese are being encouraged to join with churches nationally to 'Light Up the World' for the Thy Kingdom Come initiative.
New Canon Precentor arrives
Salisbury Cathedral’s new Canon Precentor, the Revd Anna Macham, was installed during 4.30pm Evensong on Sunday (5 May).
Apppointing Parish Safeguarding Officers: new guidelines
The Diocesan Safeguarding Management Group has approved new documents setting out the role of Parish Safeguarding Officers and setting out the process for appointing a PSO.
Coming Back Fighting
Award-winning British singer-songwriter Philippa Hanna played to an enthusiastic audience of over 150 people at St Mark’s Church Salisbury, celebrating St Mark’s Day on Thursday (25 April).
Archbishops ask cathedrals and churches to toll bells for Notre Dame
The Archbishops of Canterbury and York are encouraging, where possible, all cathedrals and churches across England to toll a bell for 7 minutes at 7pm this Thursday (18 April), as a mark of solidarity following the devastating fire at Notre Dame Cathedral.
Salisbury is the best
Salisbury has been named the best place to live in the UK by an expert panel.
Four Royal Maundy Money recipients are from Dorset and Wiltshire
A Swyre sheep farmer and an 80 year old who has attended her Shillingstone Parish Church since birth, along with an 85 year old resident of Cathedral Close and a pensioner charity worker from Holt, have been nominated to receive Maundy Money from the Queen this Easter.
Expert Rural Panellist announced
The first expert panellist for the Rural Hope Ministry and Mission Day has been announced and it is the Director for the 'Growing in God in the Countryside' project.
Ride and Stride in Wiltshire
The popular Wiltshire Ride and Stride will be taking place this year on Saturday 14 September.
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