Choral Evensong for Candlemas: In Memory of Robert Willis
All are welcome to a Choral Evensong in memory of Robert Willis, who served as Dean of Canterbury from 2001 to 2022.
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Governance as service – is God calling you to serve our schools and trusts?
If you are making any resolutions this year, you may be considering how you may best apply the talents and experience God has gifted you.
Living in grace and truth: Christmas day sermon
Bishop Stephen's sermon in Salisbury Cathedral, Christmas day 2024: carrying grace and truth in your heart all year round
Bishop Stephen's Christmas Message 2024
Read and watch Bishop Stephen's Christmas message for 2024
Sentencing of Timothy Biles
We honour the courage of the victims and survivors who have come forward to support the prosecution of Timothy Biles, who has been sentenced to a total of six years in prison for five counts of indecent assault
Leaving X
After thought and prayer, the diocesan account on X is no longer active. The three bishops are also no longer using their accounts. We posted an explanation on the channel in our final post.
6 ways to recycle your Christingle
6 ways to recycle your Christingle this Advent season
A Rare 13th-Century Bible Could Return to Salisbury Cathedral After 700 Years
A campaign is underway to bring a remarkable 13th-century Bible back to Salisbury Cathedral.
An empty barge - a personal reflection from Rural Dean of Weymouth and Portland
Rev Jo Haine, Rural Dean of Weymouth and Portland, shares her reflections on the now empty Bibby Stockholm, after months of ministering to the men on board
Dorset church with connection to abolition of slavery holds special service
ChristChurch Melplash hosted a special Anti-Slavery service entitled "Sing a Song of Freedom" on 1st December to coincide with Advent Sunday and to mark the United Nations International Day for the Abolition of Slavery on 2 December.
