Devizes vicar to cycle 1,000 km in 4 days
In the month that sees the 110th edition of the Tour de France, a Devizes vicar is attempting to cycle 1,000 km in 4 days to raise funds and awareness around human trafficking and modern slavery.
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Our vision: Making Jesus known
Making Jesus Known is the new vision for the Diocese of Salisbury. It was affirmed by diocesan synod in June 2023.
Meet our 2023 ordinands
The ordination of deacons took place in Salisbury Cathedral on Sunday, 2 July. Please continue to pray for all the candidates to be ordained deacon this Petertide, their training incumbents (TI) and the parishes they will serve.
A update on the Sudan crisis by Canon Ian Woodward
If there were as many agreements to allow humanitarian aid into Sudan as there have been broken ceasefires, many lives would have been saved and people fed. The unwillingness of both sides to keep to ceasefires brokered by Saudi Arabia and the United States at talks in Jeddah is an international disgrace and example of a lust for power by the leaders of the Sudan Armed Forces and the Rapid Support Force that is destroying Sudan.
Celebrating four baptisms at Pitton CE Primary
Yesterday (14 June) four baptisms took place at Pitton CE Primary. Read more here
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10 Deacons to be ordained
A former submariner, a professor of epigenetics, and costume designer are among the 10 new Deacons that will be ordained in the Diocese of Salisbury on Sunday 2 July by the Bishop of Salisbury. All will enter parish life as Assistant Curates.
College of Evangelists joined mission weekend with Archbishop of Canterbury
A small team from the College of Evangelists have partaken in events across the Diocese to share their own stories of faith and transformation.
Extraordinary mission weekend with Archbishop of Canterbury
Archbishop Justin spoke of extraordinary weekend he has spent in Wiltshire and Dorset,
Archbishop Justin: 'It's the local that matters' as he visits diocese
Archbishop Justin spent time with military, young people and communities in Portland and Weymouth during the first days of his mission to the diocese
Pilgrims walk the St Wite Way
A group of pilgrims walked the St Wite Way in West Dorset last weekend, accompanied by Bishop Stephen. They scaled Golden Cap – the highest point on the Jurassic Coast – before climbing down to collect water from St Wite’s well, which Bishop Stephen blessed. Read more here.
