Diocesan News
Ash Wednesday 2021
Across our Diocese, parishes and schools adapted to the current conditions to offer a meaningful Ash Wednesday at the start of Lent.
#Givethanks for your Covid-19 vaccine
We are partnering with Christian Aid to help people give thanks for their Covid-19 vaccine and help others in crisis across the world.
"With great power comes great responsibility"
“The church has - and should - fight against injustices, but I think we are failing on climate change.” That was the message 18 year-old Joe Brindle gave to Synod on Saturday.
Pastures new for Ian and John
Our Mission & Stewardship Advisers are much appreciated after 10 years of educating parishes about giving, generosity and mission, and will be moving on towards the end of this month, on 25th February.
#LiveLent: Living the Story
'God's Story is our Story', that's the message we want to spread this Lent.
Bishop makes national news on Net Zero
As the Church of England's lead bishop for the environment, Bishop Nicholas has been quoted in a National Church release and in a number of news outlets.
It's Fairtrade Fortnight next week...
And you can 'Choose the world you want' by getting involved with this year's campaign, which will be an online festival.
Chaplaincy in Education
With regular school and social life disrupted by the pandemic, young people need all the help they can get - as do teachers, as they 'rebuild the plane while flying it'.
A tribute to Bishop Nicholas and Helen
Rosie Stiven, Diocesan President of the Mothers’ Union in the Diocese of Salisbury, has expressed her appreciation as the Bishop's planned retirement was announced.
"Love is what we need"
Bishop Nicholas has given a strong message of renewing hope even in these difficult times.
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