A New Minibus for Holy Trinity School
Holy Trinity Primary School in Weymouth has been blessed with receiving a significant donation from the Holy Trinity Church in Weymouth to enable it to buy a brand new minibus for use by it’s pupils.
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Archdeacon of Sarum Honoured in Army Cadets Chaplaincy Role
The Diocese of Salisbury is celebrating the recognition of Alan Jeans, Archdeacon of Sarum, who has been promoted to Chaplain to the Forces Class 2, the highest ranking padre in the Army Cadet Force’s history.
'Thank you for being a blessing': Salisbury volunteer celebration
More than 70 people gathered for the second diocesan volunteers’ celebration in Salisbury, held at the Bishop’s house.
Church volunteers celebrated in Marlborough event
Churches were asked to nominate volunteers for a special award and celebration evening
Worth Matravers celebrates completion of rebuild of Purbeck stone church roof
Building described as 'no nonsense' church raised £650,000 for project in four years thanks to grants and fundraising
Helen Bailey, new Dean of Women's Ministry
Revd Helen Bailey, vicar of St John’s Church in Broadstone, has been appointed Dean of Women’s Ministry for the Diocese of Salisbury, a role which offers advocacy for, and support, of women clergy.
Louise Ellis begins her new ministry
The new archdeacon of Wilts, the Ven Louise Ellis, began her new ministry with a service which formally placed her in post on Saturday.
Sanctuary Roads: deepening relationships with Gypsy, Roma, Traveller communities
Conference calls for louder voice from Church in challenging racism experienced by Gypsies, Roma and Traveller communities
Gaza: House of Bishops statement on attack on Al Ahli Hospital
Gaza: House of Bishops statement on attack on Al Ahli Hospital
Remembering Liberation Day for the people of the Channel Islands
While the 80th anniversary of VE day is celebrated today, for the people of the Channel Islands, it is tomorrow that is celebrated as their Liberation Day. The Channel Islands were the only British territories to be occupied during World War Two. The Deans of Guernsey and Jersey reflect on the significance of the anniversar
