Read our daily Cycle of Prayer below or listen daily on our social media (Diocese of Salisbury).
Click here to submit your prayer requests to our prayer wall.
In our ongoing work with those in the military, we pray:
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Read our daily Cycle of Prayer below or listen daily on our social media (Diocese of Salisbury).
Click here to submit your prayer requests to our prayer wall.
In our ongoing work with those in the military, we pray:
Reading this week's prayers are Revd Tim Ling (L in picture) and Revd Mike Duff. Just before Christmas, Mike and Tim were licensed as Team Rector and Team Vicar of the Upper Wylye Valley Team - a group of 10 rural churches near Warminster.
Reading this week's prayers is the Revd Linda Le Vasseur "I live in Guernsey. For the first years of my ordained ministry, I worked as a self-supporting priest, alongside being a very part-time hospital chaplain. For the last ten years, I have been Lead Chaplain for Health and Social Care Guernsey, working in acute, continuing care, mental health services and supporting chaplaincy at Le Mignot Hospital, Alderney. I work with a team, which, alongside supporting patients and staff at the hospital, is a real privilege and pleasure."
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.
Reading this week's prayers is Lorna Johnson. "Hi, I'm Lorna, I work full time in the new Growing Younger team, part of my role is working at the crossroads of church, school, home and community helping young people and their families play their part in Caring for Creation and Climate Action. I am also an Associate Priest in the Parish of Bridport and love working for the local church. One of my favourite tasks in working with a wonderful team to grow our Wild & Messy Church."
Reading this week's prayers is Robert Shuler. Robert is an LLM (and church warden) in the parish of the Deverills and Horningsham.
Reading this week's prayers is Revd Angus Mayhew, the Rector of the Knowlton Circle Benefice in rural Dorset.
Reading this week's prayers is Revd Pete Sainsbury. Pete is the Team Vicar and Contemporary Worship Lead at St George's Preshute and the Marlborough Anglican Team.
Reading this week's prayers is Rachel Bywater, Rachel is Lay Chair for the Deanery of Dorchester, she has served on St Martin's PCC for 18 years, she has previously served as Church warden for 10 years.
Reading this week's prayers is Revd Andrew Corke, Andrew is a retired vicar from Canford Parish Church in Wimborne and has recently completed a fundraising challenge of skiing 10,000 metres in elevation and 64 kilometres in six hours!
Reading this week's prayers is The Revd Canon Anna Macham. Anna Macham is the Canon Precentor at Salisbury Cathedral, with responsibility for the Liturgy and Music Department and for the Cathedral’s worship.