Diocesan News
How are our children doing?
The Children’s Society, a key partner for the Diocese in working with children, young people and families, celebrates its 140th anniversary this year and continues to work hard on their behalf.
Comms, meet DIOs
Our Diocesan Communications Team has got together with two of our faithful Deanery Information Officers.
Sudans Day 2021
This year's main update on the current social and political situation in Sudan and South Sudan, and on the work of the Deaneries and the Sudan Committee, takes place at St Francis' Church, Salisbury next month.
1 Life, 1 Voice: Help stop modern slavery
There are only six weeks to go before the #1Life1Voice Stop Modern Slavery project gets under way in mid-October. Modern Slavery is a huge issue internationally, nationally and within our own Diocese, and takes many forms.
Bishop praises new graveyard mapping project
The Bishop of Ramsbury has praised a new Church of England project that will create a free digital map of every grave and feature in every churchyard in the country.
How was your summer?
Like you, Grapevine returned from its summer holidays this week, and we would love to know what you have been up to.
Engaging with Generous Giving
The countdown to our Diocesan Generous Giving Campaign has begun and with just nine days to go before the launch, Bishop Karen is encouraging as many parishes as possible to join in.
Saying it with flowers
Church-school partnerships are flourishing across our Diocese - and it can be a multi-sensory experience.
St Edward’s Way gets underway
A footpath route between Wareham and Shaftesbury Abbey was developed by the Dorset Ramblers but was delayed due to the pandemic. Bishop Karen is currently leading a pilgrimage walk, with the final leg tomorrow (Saturday 4th September).
Reflecting God's light
As parishes respond to their local communities, addressing needs and sharing the hope of the Christian faith and gospel, familiar sights can take on an added meaning.
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