Churches Together in Britain and Ireland has produced a resource for Racial Justice Sunday 2022 which reflects on the importance of everyone recognising themselves, their race, their culture and their history in the life of the Church.
The Crown Nominations Commission (CNC) to discern a new Bishop of Bath and Wells meets on 31 January. A second meeting to interview candidates will be on 28 February and 1 March.
Bishop Ruth shares a reflection on the Covid pandemic as restrictions are lifted in England.
A countryside view from our Hedgerow Chaplain.
Tony Cook, Cheryl Govier and Andy Levett have taken on the roles of Growing Faith and Everyday Faith Advisers, with the responsibility of Growing Faith and Everyday Faith, two key elements in the diocesan strategy.
St. Peter and St. Paul's Church Muchelney, near Langport on the Somerset Levels, has moved one step closer towards its plans to become a community hub after receiving a £12,500 grant from South Somerset District Council.
At the last Synod on 2021, Caroline Mason was elected as the new Lay Chair of Diocesan Synod, replacing Mary Masters.
Trevor James became a pioneer in Keynsham in November 2019. Read more about his journey.
Join with us this Lent as we explore 'Knowing You, Knowing Me, Knowing God'. There'll be a range of resources focusing on the themes of offering and receiving welcome, hospitality, inclusion, and generosity as a way of better knowing and understanding others, ourselves, and God during Lent 22 and beyond.
Millie and Sam introduce themselves ahead of the launch of The Calling Podcast.
Bishop Ruth preached at Bath Abbey's Christmas Eve service and at Wells Cathedral on Christmas morning.
Reflecting on what is at the heart of Christmas.
Responding to the 'need for young people to receive the love of God in a practical way'.
Assistant Curate and Chaplain Ruth Motion shares her thoughts on the LLF course.
The light of a star to guide us. Bishop Ruth reflects on what 2022 may bring us and what we have to look forward to.
Church communities across Somerset are being encouraged to take part in a process of learning and praying together as part of discerning a way forward for the Church in relation to matters of identity, sexuality, relationships and marriage.
An opportunity to bring farmers, their families and friends together at a time when many have felt isolated and cut off from their communities.
Hundreds turn out to enjoy the festival which this year had a Christmas card theme.
We say goodbye and thank you to David as he leaves to take up a new post with the Clewer Initiative.
'So many of the things we hoped for have already started happening.'
