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Mandy and Richard Priestley take on new role

Pupils help create a community garden, plant saplings, grow vegetables and still have time to write to The Queen.

The outdoor activity-based residential weekend for clergy children is back after a two year break and Family Max is launched.

St Bartholomew’s Church of England First School in Crewkerne are spending a day off timetable to join in with ‘Knowing You, Knowing Me, Knowing God’, our Lent 2022 campaign

Hearing the stark realities of the financial challenges, Synod is reminded 'We are not in this alone... we are in this together.'

The Church of England has published a ‘toolkit’ of resources for parishes seeking to help refugees and evacuees from Ukraine in the wake of the Russian invasion of the country as diocese sets up online donation page for those wishing to help.

What is God calling you to? Come along to one of our archdeaconry events to find out what opportunities are available and be inspired!

Following an inauguration Service led by Bishop Ruth, St Mary Magdalene’s Church in Taunton is now a Minster.

Diocesan Environment Officer answers some of the questions you have.

The team will be there to serve staff and users at the magistrate's court.

Pupils have donated toys and attached messages of support following an appeal from a pupil whose family is from Ukraine.

The Old Deanery formerly the base of central offices of the Diocese of Bath and Wells is to be marketed by global real estate agents Savills, from 11 March 2022.

The makeup of the Diocesan Advisory Committee (DAC), the body which makes the recommendation to the Diocesan Chancellor for approval for churches to make changes to consecrated buildings, is changing following approval by Synod.

"... as I look at some of our female ministers both clergy and lay leaders, I see talented, intelligent, energetic, innovative, courageous, deeply prayerful, and fabulous women!"

It's the first time the diocese of Truro and Salisbury join with Bath and Wells for the Holy Rumpus!

A steeplejack climbs to the top of St Thomas's Church in Wells to see the damage caused after the top of the spire came off during high winds.

Churches across Bath and Wells respond to the situation in Ukraine.

Join in celebrating all the gifts people share in their communities, churches & contexts

As the Ukraine crisis continues, the education team has pulled together some useful links and resources to help explain the situation to children.

Today is Shrove Tuesday, a day which traditionally was one of reflection and preparation as the season of Lent begins tomorrow with Ash Wednesday. It allows us to reflect on our own personal reality, to ‘shrive’ ourselves of sin, and to identify our need to change.