Providing a place of gathering and hospitality
10th June 2022Cafe set up to offer support to Ukrainian refugees and those who are hosting them.
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Cafe set up to offer support to Ukrainian refugees and those who are hosting them.
Digitised copies of the Bath Chronicle from 1760 - 1780 searched for information.
Churches, groups and individuals encouraged to join in prayer for children, young people, their families and their schools
The Church Tent provides a welcome space to reflect and relax.
Many churches gathered to watch the service of celebration at St Paul's on Friday, but there was much more besides. There were cakes galore, bouncy castle, royal-themed crafts, creative flower displays to name but a few.
Claire joins us as the Deanery and Parish Development Adviser for Bath Archdeaconry and Magnificat Advocate
A Diocesan Day of Prayer planned for Thursday 30 June.
Students restore a century old tradition on Ascension Day
An opportunity for young people to meet locally for worship, teaching and prayer.
Conference considers 'working in partnership to deliver person-centred spiritual care with compassion and creativity'.
We've signed a licence which makes it even easier for individuals and churches to connect with Anna Chaplaincy
Organist Barry Rose from Draycott played an important role in the Silver Jubilee celebrations. Read his reflections on that special day.
'Playing as an act of love for God and His people.'
Families in Birchfield take part in the project and share memories of the place they live.
A plan to provide wraparound care for refugees settling in the area.
The Celebration of Lay Ministries is a wonderful opportunity to recognise, affirm, encourage and thank, people for all they generously give.
Request from school children leads church to provide clubs for different age groups with great success.
A cascade of 2,000 hand made flowers, an open Church Heritage Exhibition, picnics, the lighting of beacons and much more is taking place in Bath and Wells to celebrate The Queen's Platium Jubilee.
In the last nine months, if you visited St Peter's, Camerton on the first Tuesday of the month, between 4:30 and 6:30pm you would find the church full of laughter and fun, with young people playing table tennis, board games and snooker, and doing arts and crafts. You'd top the evening off with a supper of pizza and cake.
Bishop Michael receives a warm welcome as he travels the diocese on the day his appointment is announced.