Our impact 2025
The Diocesan Board of Finance supports churches and communities across 2000 square miles, in 460 parishes, 612 churches - working together to Make Jesus Known.
Journeys and Resting Places: Lent 2026
Our Lent course for 2026 is 'Journeys and Resting Places', written by Revd Canon Tim Heaton. Tim is an author and contributor to the BRF Bible Reading Series.
Mission Hubs
Beginning with 13 places and communities from across the diocese and church traditions, Mission Hubs are places which have been recognised as missionally healthy parishes, working across all ages, and are ready now to establish creative partnerships with churches around them to offer resource, people and expertise.
Training Calendar 2026
Download a booklet with an overview of some of the key training and events.
Daily Prayer Podcast
Cycle of Prayer: 23-29 March
Reading this week's prayers is Simon Dawson. Simon moved to the diocese about 20 years ago, living just north-east of Salisbury. He has enjoyed studying theology and liturgy at Sarum College, and he served as a Licensed Lay Minister in the Bourne Valley Benefice for about 10 years. More recently, he was commissioned as one of the LGBTQ+ chaplaincy team. He also enjoys cycling all over the fantastic Wessex countryside.
Latest News
Bishop Andrew to be next Bishop of St Albans
After seven years in this diocese, Bishop Andrew has been appointed to the diocese where he grew up, 10 Downing Street have announced, after the King approved his nomination.
Volunteers Day
Join our first Diocesan volunteer day, a celebratory lunch and resourceful sessions for our incredible volunteers.
Visit from Bishop Isaac and Mama Nora from Ezo Diocese, South Sudan
Visit from Bishop Isaac and Mama Nora from Ezo Diocese, South Sudan to Diocese of Salisbury
Ash Wednesday Reflection
The Revd Leila Mather writes: "Yesterday was Ash Wednesday, the start of the season of Lent. A time when we remember our mortality, and therefore the tremendous gift of life that each one of us has been given. At our baptism, we were signed with a cross that can never be taken away from us. At our death, we may be signed with a cross as a reminder of that moment.