Pupils at Holy Trinity Church School in Yeovil have been learning about the work of the international development agency Christian Aid and have raised more than £500 to support the charity’s work on tackling poverty.
Prayers are offered for all those affected and for the emergency services who are caring and supporting them.
The results of the independent review into safeguarding in the Diocese of Bath and Wells and Wells Cathedral have been published today. INEQE, who are in the process of evaluating the quality of safeguarding practice in all Church of England dioceses across the country, undertook the audit of Bath and Wells in March 2025.
Through the creation of a new stained glass window designed by renowned Bath-based artist Neil Ireson, Bath Abbey will celebrate the life of Saint Alphege, a Christian saint who was born in Bath in 953, became Abbot of Bath Abbey in the early 980s and Archbishop of Canterbury in 1006.
Mary’s House Community (MHC), a new Christian community based in the former rectory of St Mary’s Church, is preparing to welcome its first residents.
The Lead and Night chaplains will join the team of chaplains who support workers at the site near Bridgwater. Chaplaincy provision at Hinkley is a partnership between EDF and Somerset Churches Together, with the funding provided by EDF.
Villagers, pupils from the local church school, and visitors to the village join St Catherine's Church community to mark this historic day
"...such a joy to join with nearly 3,000 children and staff from 96 Church of England schools in our diocese to celebrate and mark this important moment."
With information about the latest training courses, news of the PSO events in Wells, updates on the Safeguarding audit and more
Anthony Knight raised more than £13,000 for Ukraine appeal following a series of concerts at churches throughout the diocese
Bishop Michael joins anniversary celebrations, honouring the school's history and its lasting legacy within the local community
10 priests and 12 deacons are ordained at Wells Cathedral
"Our clock is symbol of Jesus story being told for the village and its many visitors."
Reflections on BWMATFest25 - a festival for those involved in education as part of Bath and Wells Multi Academy Trust (BWMAT)
Archdeaconry Warden of Readers for Wells, Chris was a much-valued friend and colleague. He will be remembered for his friendship, faithful dedication and service.
Two of our newest churchwardens share what made them follow the call to undertake their new role
On Saturday walkers from across the West Tone benefice set out on a day-long journey that links all eight of its parish churches. The West Tone Walk is a community-wide event which welcomes everyone. It's an opportunity for conversations, new friendships, and being part of something together.
Participants in this collaborative learning community came together to share their learning journey and be inspired by each other.
A personal yet historical narrative of calling, perseverance, and institutional change, written by Revd Judith Rose, the Church of England's first female archdeacon
During the weekend of 28 and 29 June Wells Cathedral will be filled with family, friends and supporters for the ordination of Bath and Wells new deacons and priests.
