What does it mean to belong? Stories of movement and belonging
Seven people share their personal stories of movement – and what it means to them to belong.
News and Media
Young people flock to Salisbury church initiative
A powerful new cross-church initiative is capturing the hearts of young people across Salisbury, with three churches from different denominations uniting to run Youth Alpha Salisbury for young people aged 10-18 where they can explore life’s big questions, develop leadership skills and build lasting community.
Charity tractor run raises £1550
A charity tractor run has raised £1550 for the church and Dementia Society.
Commissioned to serve, our new Licensed Lay Ministers
Last Saturday 27 September, six new licensed lay ministers were admitted to serve across the diocese by the Bishop of Sherborne in a special service at Salisbury Cathedral. Please pray for them as they begin their new ministry. They were joined by others in licensed lay ministry to celebrate.
New Archbishop of Canterbury, Bishop Sarah Mullally
The Diocese of Salisbury has welcomed today’s announcement of the appointment of Bishop Sarah Mullally as the 106th Archbishop of Canterbury.
Join our new Licensed Lay Ministers this weekend!
This Saturday 27th September, the following 5 people will be admitted to the office of Licensed Lay Minister having successfully completed their two years of training at Sarum College. Everyone is invited to join the service at Salisbury Cathedral at11:00.
Church saved from collapse by village fundraising campaign
A Dorset church has been saved from collapse by the fundraising efforts of its village.
Understanding conflict in the Holy Land
Two webinars exploring perspectives on the war in Gaza, organised by the diocesan justice network Seeing Differently, included reflections from Christian and Jewish leaders in the UK and in Israel and Palestine.
Ride + Stride across our diocese
Every year, our churches Ride + Stride on the second Saturday in September to raise funds for local churches and the Dorset/Wiltshire Historic Churches Trust, and this year was no different!
“God is able to do a lot with a very small amount."
“The theme of multiplication runs throughout the Bible. What cannot be achieved by addition, God does by multiplication. You reap what you sow, only many times more. What you give to the Lord, he multiplies.”
