Lent Course 2024
This course focuses on the passage which underpins our new diocesan vision, Luke 4. It comprises of six written reflections, questions and a prayer to aid weekly groups or individual study.
Salisbury Digital Rollout
We are really pleased to launch the Digital Roll Out campaign with the National Giving Team, to boost online and contactless giving across our Diocese.
Making Jesus Known
Making Jesus Known is the new vision for the Diocese of Salisbury. It was affirmed by diocesan synod in June 2023.
Diocesan Annual Review 2022
The Diocesan Annual Review 2022 is out now and available to read as a FlipBook here. As we look forward to the rest of this year, we pray we may all continue sharing the life of Christ locally through mission work, chaplaincy, work in our schools and with children and young people, and with the same hospitality and generosity to stranger and neighbour as witnessed throughout last year.
Daily Prayer Podcast
Cycle of Prayer: 15-21 January
Reading this week's prayers is Richard Chitty. Richard served a full career in the Army, mainly in Dorset and Wiltshire and he is now semi-retired. He has been married to Caroline for 35 years and they have three children and two grandchildren (so far). They've lived in Salisbury for over 30 years and are both actively involved in the life of the church. Richard is currently a member of our PCC and sit on Deanery Synod, Diocesan Synod and for the past 8 years on Bishop’s Council.......
Latest News
Update on the conflict in our link diocese of Sudan
Ian Woodward, Chair of the Salisbury Sudans partnership writes this update on the second Thursday of the continuing crisis in Sudan....
Westbury Leigh Church of England Primary School Purple Up!
Every year, the month of April is designated as the ‘Month of the Military Child’ for Westbury Leigh school, highlighting the important role that the children of our armed forces play in their community....
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An update on the situation in our link diocese of Sudan from Canon Ian Woodward
"There are glimmers of hope that the extending ceasefires might lead to a recognition by the leaders of the need for peace, though there are still sporadic attacks by the Sudan Armed Forces on the Rapid Support Force in Khartoum including around the Anglican cathedral where the RSF is located....
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Coronation service sermons by Bishop Andrew and Bishop Karen
The Coronation service illustrated the "local holiness" sitting at the heart of our Constitution, Bishop Andrew said in his sermon at Salisbury Cathedral's Coronation celebration service on Sunday 7 May....