Bishop Stephen's Easter Message
Watch Bishop Stephen's Easter message
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The Ven Sue Groom steps down in May to spend time travelling the waterways of the UK. She reflects on her ministry in the diocese.
A blessing of the River Marden took place in Calne
Nicola was a schoolgirl member of the French Resistance who was awarded the Croix de Guerre. She spent her later years volunteering in her parish in Orcheston and at Salisbury Cathedral
I’ve been worshipping at a variety of places here, among them the Anglican Cathedral of St George. Coincidentally, the building was consecrated in 1898 by the then Bishop of Salisbury, John Wordsworth. I sit next to Bishop Wordsworth’s memorial in Salisbury Cathedral at Morning Prayer every day. So in that sense I feel very close to home.
Pewsey Deanery have been making Jesus known to 300 school children from years 5 and 6 from 11 church and non-church schools this week through the Life Exhibition.
Bishop Stephen welcomes racial justice debate at General Synod saying justice isn't something we can outsource to others, but need to each take part in
Diocesan Synod met to discuss the new Making Jesus Known vision, the introduction of a new system of Share, the work of our cshools and the shortage of churchwardens.
Last Thursday over 40 church and school leaders attended the Missional Pathway Induction Day at Emmaus House. Missional Pathways sit within the Creative Partnerships in Local Mission strand of the Diocesan vision to Make Jesus Known.
Canon Ian Woodward, Chairman of our Salisbury Sudans Partnership Link gives us an update on the situation in the Sudans