To support churches and individuals in exploring how giving and generosity plays an important role in our discipleship and mission, the diocese has just appointed Kate Mayo as Local Giving Adviser for Bath Archdeaconry.
On Thursday 22nd September you are invited to participate in Loss and Damage Action Day, an initiative to support people around the world who are suffering the harshest effects of climate change.
This month we welcome Revd Preb Ronnie Crossman who takes on the role of Ministry Training Team Leader for Bath and Wells.
We welcome Sally Beazley who has joined Bath and Wells as Inclusion and Diversity Adviser.
The children at Oakhill Church Primary School raise their voices in support of Ukrainian families living in their village.
The diocesan Education team to work with the Council to support the development of a centre for vulnerable children in Misterton.
From 16 to 18 July, Bath Abbey Girls' Choir travelled through The Netherlands and Belgium, singing at some of the most spectacular churches and cathedrals in Europe.
Enabling and inspiring ministry with older people, within and beyond the churches.
A once-in-a-decade gathering of more than 600 Anglican bishops from 150 countries.
'A great and rare honour and not something often awarded by universities to retiring staff.'
Encouraging and affirming people across Bath and Wells in their faith journey.
Zambian bishops and their wives visit Bath and Wells ahead of the Lambeth conference.
Gathering at Glebe Farm to hear about the direct effects of the climate emergency on farmers and farming communities.
Diocesan Synod gathers at Flourish House in Wells.
The diocese is working in partnership with Green Park Recruitment to appoint to this senior post.
"It's a way of showing God's love in the community… being present with people and letting them know they're valued and loved.â€
Taunton Minster hosts regular service for those who have fled the conflict and those who are supporting them.
Poet Vanessa Melody performs her poem during a service of thanks for the contribution of the Carribean community to the UK.
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'It was an empowering, brilliant, and wonderful occasion.'
The group will begin work in the parishes where they will serve their curacies.
