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The Venerable Matthew Trick appointed as next Dean of Guernsey

His Majesty The King has approved the appointment of The Venerable Matthew Trick as the next Dean of Guernsey.

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Saying farewell to the Very Reverend Tim Barker

This week, we say farewell to the Very Reverend Tim Barker as he retires as Dean of Guernsey, a role he has held since 2015.

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St John's Jersey Sea Sunday service

St John's in Jersey marked Sea Sunday on 19 July with a service celebrating everyone who works at sea and those who keep us safe on the water. The service was led by Revd Beverley Sproats, with around 70 people attending.

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Good Shepherd - good stewards!

The Church of the Good Shepherd in Parkstone is celebrating after achieving a Silver Eco Church Award from A Rocha UK.

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Send your stories!

We love to hear what you're doing in your church, whether it's a small win or a hundred gathered, let us know! If you aren't sure where to start, send over photos and let us know the 5 W's- Who, What, When, Where, Why?

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Clergy day 2026

On Wednesday 8 July, 150 clergy from across the diocese came together for our annual Clergy Day, hosted by Bishop Karen.

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Diocesan statement regarding the Rt Revd Stephen Lake

An update regarding the Rt Revd Stephen Lake

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Bishop Karen first woman bishop to lead ordinations at Salisbury Cathedral

Rt Revd Karen Gorham, Acting Bishop of Salisbury, became the first woman bishop to lead ordinations in Salisbury Cathedral’s 800-year history on 27/28 June as six new deacons and seven new priests were ordained to serve communities across Wiltshire, Dorset and the Channel Islands.

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Churches as cool spaces

Opening your church as a cool, welcoming space!

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Church of England apologises for role in post-war historical adoption practices

On Thursday 18 June, the Archbishop of Canterbury made a public apology on behalf of the Church of England for its role in historical adoption practices in mother and baby homes affiliated to the Church.

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