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Community, hospitality and encouragement: Kingdom Seeds in Local Soil Pilgrimage
First published 10th June 2026This May, over 80 people took part in a nine‑day journey from the 15th to the 23rd that spanned the whole Diocese of Bristol - an adventure of prayer, story, and hope.
Joyful service celebrates lay ministry and commissions new Urban Missioners
First published 5th June 2026On Wednesday, 3 June, at Malmesbury Abbey, the Diocese celebrated 19 individuals who have completed training in urban mission. 15 participants were also commissioned as Urban Missioners and are stepping into various roles of leadership and service in their local areas.
Individuals from across the Diocese celebrated during Volunteers’ Week
First published 5th June 20261-7 June marks Volunteers' Week 2026. This year, the Diocese has taken the opportunity to celebrate the people who keep our churches and communities thriving by sharing the stories of a range of individuals. You can read about some of them here and find links to videos of the rest at the bottom of the article.
From understanding to action: Dementia Friendly Church in Fromeside
First published 29th May 2026The Fromside Benefice is passionate about ensuring people of all ages feel welcome and able to engage with church. They have made significant efforts to promote inclusion for those with Dementia and hosted a day-long event focused on Dementia awareness and support.
Statement: Update regarding the appointment of the next Bishop of Bristol
First published 27th May 2026The Diocese of Bristol has today released a statement, providing an update regarding the appointment of the next Bishop of Bristol. Click to read the full statement.
First Clergy cohort begin ‘Launchpad’ youth training as part of SWYM partnership
First published 22nd May 2026As part of this new partnership, the Diocese and SWYM are currently celebrating the first cohort of clergy to begin the training programme ‘Launchpad’, a youth work course developed by national charity Youthscape.
Bristol City of Sanctuary encourage churches to celebrate Sanctuary Sunday
First published 22nd May 2026Each year, Sanctuary Sunday is celebrated on the Sunday closest to World Refugee Day, this year falling on 21 June. Bristol City of Sanctuary are encouraging churches to celebrate the day and get involved with other events happening across the Diocese.
Bristol Cathedral offering opportunity to sing Evensong this June
First published 21st May 2026On Saturday, 13 June, Bristol Cathedral is offering singers of all abilities an opportunity to join in with singing choral evensong and experience the beauty and tradition of Anglican choral worship.
Government launches new listed places of worship fund
First published 20th May 2026Guidance has been published today, 20 May, on applying to a new Government grant fund for listed places of worship. The fund provides support for capital works, including fabric repairs and essential improvements such as electrical upgrades, heating, toilet provision, and step-free access.
St Mary Redcliffe vicar to climb spire in aid of Church’s net zero future
First published 20th May 2026On Tuesday 9 June, the Reverend Dr Brutus Green, who joined St Mary Redcliffe earlier this year, will undertake a remarkable charity climb to the top of the church’s iconic spire in support of an ambitious new sustainability project
New National safeguarding resource for parishes
First published 19th May 2026A new national safeguarding resource from the Church of England has been launched, aimed at deepening understanding of safeguarding as a shared, personal responsibility.
How Mission to Seafarers serve in Avonmouth and how your church can get involved
First published 15th May 2026The Mission to Seafarers supports men and women working at sea around the world, offering practical, emotional and spiritual care. The charity has served seafarers visiting ports along the Bristol Channel since 1836 and has several links with the Diocese, including a dedicated chapel in Bristol Cathedral.
Local vision and creativity celebrated at 2026 Church Transformation Awards
First published 13th May 2026On Tuesday, 12 May, Churches from across the Diocese were celebrated at the 2026 Church Transformation Awards. Held at St James Church, Mangotsfield, the awards recognised outstanding projects from the past year that have transformed church buildings to better support worship, mission and community life, celebrating the hard work and commitment of volunteers and staff.
Treasurers invited to green investment event at Bristol Cathedral
First published 12th May 2026Christian Environmental Charity, Operation Noah, is hosting an event for church treasurers and finance decision-makers, exploring how church finances can support climate action, nature and social justice.
Cathedral remembrance service for those who have died affected by homelessness
First published 11th May 2026On Tuesday, 14 May at 2pm, Bristol Cathedral will host their fifth annual Service of Remembrance for those who have died affected by homelessness.
Parishes urged to review building projects amid VAT-saving opportunities
First published 11th May 2026The Church of England has released new guidance for parishes outlining opportunities to reduce costs through VAT reliefs.
Bells of St James', Sevenhampton, ring again after 54 years
First published 8th May 2026After more than half a century of silence, the bells of St James Church in Sevenhampton are ringing once more, thanks to determination, careful investigation and many hours of volunteer work.
Church Urban Fund Statement - Golders Green attack
First published 8th May 2026The Church Urban Fund has released a statement following the attack in Golders Green last week.
Churchwardens celebrated at Bishop's reception
First published 7th May 2026Churchwardens from across the Diocese were recently invited by the Rt Revd Neil Warwick, Acting Bishop of Bristol and Bishop of Swindon, to attend a gathering, thanking them for all they do for their Churches
Diocese of Bristol churches to show climate change awareness film
First published 6th May 2026Churches across the Diocese are making the most of a new opportunity to engage their communities with one of the most urgent issues of our time.
Diocese of Bristol students attend launch of CMS course in Contextual Mission
First published 5th May 2026Over the last weekend of April, 34 students, 8 facilitators and a course Chaplain from the Dioceses of Bristol, Exeter and Truro gathered for the first residential weekend and launch of the Church Mission Society (CMS) Contextual Pioneer Mission course.
Renters Rights Act – What you need to know
First published 5th May 2026On 1 May 2026, the Renters’ Rights Act came into force. The changes to renting will impact people across the Diocese.
Grace at the ground level – Event highlights young people’s stories of faith
First published 1st May 2026On Thursday, 30 April, the Parish of Swindon New Town hosted the latest evening in its ‘Grace on the Ground Level’ series, exploring the stories behind what has become known as the ‘Quiet Revival’.
Innovation funding supports growth and discipleship in Swindon New Town
First published 30th April 2026A three-year Innovation Funding project has supported growth, discipleship and stronger mission in Swindon New Town parish, according to a newly published independent evaluation.
All Saints Church consultation phase two announcement - Have your voice heard
First published 27th April 2026In February, the Diocese announced that the first stage of a public consultation exploring the future of All Saints Church on Corn Street, believed to be the burial place of Edward Colston, had been completed. We are now able to share full details of the next phase, including how you can take part.
From meals to boxing gloves: leaders gather for Estates Ministry conference
First published 24th April 2026On Thursday, 23 April, over 100 ministry leaders from low-income areas gathered at B&A Church for the 2026 CCX ‘Multiply Estates Mission’ conference.
Could you open up your church's land for social housing?
First published 23rd April 2026Across the country, churches are responding creatively to the housing crisis, and parishes in the Diocese of Bristol are invited to explore how they might do the same.
New partnership sees Christ Church Swindon unveil digital display
First published 21st April 2026Christ Church, Old Town Swindon, has celebrated the launch of a new digital display, made possible through a generous donation from local organisation the Guardians Group.
‘It is a strength to ask for help’ - Woodbridge Men's Group supporting community
First published 17th April 2026In July 2024, the Woodbridge community tragically lost a young farmer to suicide. A year later, the Woodbridge Parishes created a safe, informal space where local men could talk, eat together and access professional mental-health guidance.
Three Crowns Newsletter: Easter Edition
First published 9th April 2026The Three Crowns Newsletter is a triannual parish news-sheet from the Diocese of Bristol, designed to celebrate the life, faith, and everyday witness of our churches and communities. In the Easter edition we hear about Holy Cross Sherston's new bell ringing ropes, the Maundy Thursday Chrism Eucharist at the Cathedral and St Peter's, Filton's service celebrating influential women.
Wild Colerne and Colerne Eco-Church collaborate on sustainable sewing project
First published 8th April 2026For the past three years, St John the Baptist Church, Colerne, and Wild Colerne have worked together to run a summer sewing project that brings creativity, community and care for Creation together in a unique way.
Easter worship marked with music and ceremony at Bristol Cathedral
First published 7th April 2026People from across the Diocese gathered at the Cathedral and parishes over Easter to celebrate Christ’s resurrection, sharing in worship marked by rich symbolism, music, and joyful ceremony.
Esther Rose Licensed as chaplain to deaf community
First published 2nd April 2026The Diocese of Bristol is pleased to share that Revd Esther Rose has been licensed as Chaplain with the Deaf Community in the Diocese of Bristol.
Maundy Thursday Chrism Eucharist 2026 at Bristol Cathedral
First published 2nd April 2026Clergy, Licensed Lay Ministers, chaplains and lay representatives from across the Diocese of Bristol gathered at Bristol Cathedral on Maundy Thursday, 2 April 2026, for the annual Chrism Eucharist.
Fran Youings licensed as interim Priest-in-Charge of North West Swindon
First published 30th March 2026The Diocese of Bristol is pleased to share that the Rev'd Fran Youings has been licensed as Interim Priest-in-Charge of North West Swindon and Lydiard Millicent.
Dame Sarah Mullally installed as Archbishop of Canterbury
First published 26th March 2026On the 25 March 2026, Dame Sarah Mullally was installed as Archbishop of Canterbury at Canterbury Cathedral
Holy Trinity Westbury’s Café in the Church Recognised in House of Lords
First published 25th March 2026National recognition for Cafe in the Church at Holy Trinity Westbury, with visit to House of Lords
Funding available to churches in April from the Parish Accessibility Fund
First published 24th March 2026From 1 April 2026, up to £50,000 is available for large projects to enhance accessibility and inclusion within parishes from the Parish Accessibility Fund.
Bishop Neil's Diocesan Synod Presidential Address, 21 March 2026
First published 23rd March 2026The following address was delivered by the Rt Revd Neil Warwick, Acting Bishop of Bristol and Bishop of Swindon, to the Diocesan Synod that took place on Saturday 21 March 2026
Where to watch the Installation of the 106th Archbishop of Canterbury
First published 21st March 2026The 106th Archbishop of Canterbury, Sarah Mullally, will be installed at Canterbury Cathedral on 25 March 2026, the Feast of the Annunciation. Find out more about how to watch the service.
Parishes encouraged to Join Acts 435 as demand for practical help rises
First published 19th March 2026Parishes across the Diocese of Bristol are being encouraged to join Acts 435, a national Christian charity that enables churches to post small, practical needs online so that donors can give directly to individuals experiencing hardship.
Revd Dr Andy Murray appointed Chaplain to the High Sheriff of Bristol
First published 18th March 2026Revd Dr Andy Murray, Dean of Priority Communities for the Diocese of Bristol, and Vicar of Lawrence Weston and Avonmouth, has been appointed Chaplain to the High Sheriff of the County and City of Bristol, Anne Nisbet DL.
Bishops’ Lent Study Day offers space for Clergy and LLM's to pause and reflect
First published 17th March 2026On Thursday 12 March, Clergy and Licensed Lay Ministers (LLMs) gathered at St Michael’s, Stoke Gifford, for a Bishops’ Study Day, taking an opportunity to pause, reflect and reconnect during the season of Lent.
Swindon event celebrates local churches’ social action impact
First published 13th March 2026On Tuesday, 10 March, charity leaders, volunteers, church members and the Mayor gathered at Swindon Academy to celebrate the recent launch of the our Social Action Audit. The purpose of the event was both to celebrate the vital work already happening and to consider how the Audit can be used as a launchpad to foster new partnerships and projects.
Peter Huxtable licensed as Team Rector of Yate benefice
First published 11th March 2026The Diocese of Bristol is pleased to share that The Revd Canon Peter Huxtable has been licensed as Team Rector of the Yate Benefice.
Matt Southcombe licensed as Vicar of Christ Church Clifton
First published 9th March 2026The Diocese of Bristol is pleased to share that the Revd Matt Southcombe has been licensed as Vicar in the benefice of Christ Church with Emmanuel Clifton.
Growing Faith Chaplaincy in Downend establishing connections with local schools
First published 6th March 2026When life gradually returned to normality after the Covid pandemic, some things struggled to get off the ground again. For Christ Church Downend, this was the case for some of their connections with their local schools. The loss of relationships, combined with a desire to work more closely with other nearby schools, led the parish to employ a ‘Growing Faith Chaplain’.
International Women's Day 2026 - Women across the diocese Give to Gain!
First published 6th March 2026In recognition of International Women's Day, hear stories from women who are 'giving to gain' across the Diocese
Bristol Social Action Audit event highlights projects from boxing to mentoring
First published 27th February 2026On Thursday 26 February, charity leaders, volunteers, clergy and church members gathered at St Paul’s, Southville, to celebrate the launch and findings of the Diocese of Bristol’s Social Action Audit.
Diocese releases Social Action Report: churches supported 40,733 people in 2025
First published 23rd February 2026The Diocese of Bristol has published its 2025 Social Action Report, highlighting the scale and impact of church-led initiatives across the region.
Bristol Cathedral announces artist for new artwork responding to Colston window
First published 20th February 2026Bristol Cathedral has announced that Joseph Ijoyemi has been selected to create a major new permanent artwork responding to the Colston window at the back of the building.
The Revd Trevor Day RIP
First published 20th February 2026It is with sadness that the Diocese of Bristol announces the death of the Revd Trevor Martin Day on 12 February 2026, following a period of illness.
Historic Churches Trusts deadlines approaching
First published 20th February 2026The grant application deadline is fast approaching for both the Gloucester and Wiltshire Historic Churches Trusts. Find out more about your eligability.
General Synod February 2026 roundup
First published 17th February 2026Between 9–13 February, Bishops, Clergy, and Laity from across the country, including representatives from the Diocese of Bristol, came together for the first General Synod of 2026. This article provides a summary of proceedings
How can the Diocese support with fundraising? St Andrew’s Avonmouth case study
First published 16th February 2026Recently, thanks in part to help from the Diocesan Generosity team, St Andrew’s Church and the Bristol North West Social Justice Hub successfully secured £245,000 of grant funding. This will allow them to expand their building and missional presence. Read the article to hear more about the story and how the Generosity team can support you with your fundraising project.
Use of sustainable flowers in church
First published 16th February 2026The February 2026 General Synod passed a motion about using sustainable flowers in church. Find out more.
Archbishop Sarah Mullally gives first Presidential Address to General Synod
First published 10th February 202610 February 2026 - Archbishop Sarah Mullally gives first Presidential Address to General Synod
We are building a new website - share your thoughts in our survey!
First published 10th February 2026The developers building our site have put together a short survey to find out how you use our current website, what information and tools you need and how our new site can best serve you. We'd love to have your input!
Churches host Climate, Cake and Keeping Warm Café’s
First published 6th February 2026Through a partnership between the Diocese of Bristol and Wiltshire Wildlife Community Energy, 'Climate, Cake and Keeping Warm Cafés' are being were hosted by churches across the Diocese and are supported by the Diocesan Environment and Sustainability team.
Brutus Green licensed as Vicar of St Mary Redcliffe
First published 5th February 2026The Diocese of Bristol is pleased to share that the Revd Brutus Green has been licensed as Vicar of St Mary Redcliffe with Temple Bristol and St John the Baptist Bedminster.
Stage one of consultation exploring future of All Saints, Corn Street, completed
First published 4th February 2026The first stage of a consultation to determine the future of All Saints Church on Corn Street, believed to be the burial place of Edward Colston, has been completed.
Adrian Youings licensed as Interim Minister in the Swindon Deanery
First published 2nd February 2026The Diocese of Bristol is delighted to announce that The Venerable Adrian Youings has been licensed as Interim Minister in the Swindon Deanery.
‘Earthy Foundations’: a space for children to explore play, learning and faith
First published 30th January 2026In October 2024, the benefice of Cotham Parish Church and St Paul’s, Clifton, launched ‘Earthy Foundations’, a weekly gathering for families with babies and small children. The group focuses on faith formation, while also seeking to invest in the spiritual engagement of the whole family.
Government announces replacement to Listed Places of Worship Grant Scheme
First published 28th January 2026On 22 January 2026, the government confirmed the end of the Listed Places of Worship Grant Scheme. The scheme will be replaced by a £92 million four-year-fund called the Places of Worship Renewal Fund.
Confirmation of Election of the Archbishop of Canterbury
First published 28th January 2026Today, 28 January, a special service was held at St Pauls Cathedral in which Dame Sarah Mullally officially became Archbishop of Canterbury. The Confirmation of Election is one of the final steps in the process of a new Archbishop beginning their role.
Bishop Neil shares his reflection on Holocaust Memorial Day 2026
First published 27th January 2026As we remember the Holocaust today, Bishop Neil has shared his reflection.
St Bartholomew’s reducing carbon footprint and encouraging biodiversity
First published 23rd January 2026In 2022, St Bartholemew’s, Wick, engaged in the Arocha UK Eco-Church initiative and achieved a Bronze Award for their practical action in caring for God’s earth. The award helped them to think further about their efforts to care for creation and, in 2024, Net Zero initiatives from the Diocese and a chance meeting with the Common Connections team in South Gloucestershire Council gave them a renewed energy to take positive action.
Social Action Audit Report Celebration
First published 22nd January 2026Over the past year, churches across the Diocese of Bristol have been making an incredible difference in their communities. Through the dedication of 1,634 volunteers, we’ve reached and supported 40,773 people - providing practical help, friendship, and hope where it’s needed most.
Will Fairbairn commissioned as Co-Area Dean for Bristol City Deanery
First published 21st January 2026The Diocese of Bristol is pleased to share that the Revd Will Fairbairn has been commissioned as Co-Area Dean for the Bristol City Deanery.
Three Crowns Newsletter: Epiphany Edition
First published 20th January 2026The Three Crowns Newsletter is a triannual parish news-sheet from the Diocese of Bristol, designed to celebrate the life, faith, and everyday witness of our churches and communities. In the Epiphany edition we hear about Holy Trinity Horfield hosting a school faith-based dance day, St Bartholomew’s environmental action and a growing space for young families at Cotham and St Paul’s.
Churches Together - Week of Prayer for Christian Unity 2026
First published 19th January 202618-25 January marks the 2026 Week of Prayer for Christian Unity. This years theme is ‘One Body, One Spirit’ and provides an opportunity to focus our prayers on unity and to know that we are joining with international siblings in Christ. WPCU is also a great chance to speak about and experience Christian unity personally and in your Church.
Rosemary Radcliffe licensed as Vicar in Abbots Leigh with Leigh Woods Benefice
First published 16th January 2026The Diocese of Bristol is pleased to share that the Revd Rosemary Radcliffe has been licensed as Vicar in the Benefice of Abbots Leigh with Leigh Woods.
Font issues with diocesan website
First published 16th January 2026Current issues with website font
ECFC volunteer Jan Pike invited to Downing Street Christmas reception
First published 9th January 2026Back in early December, Jan Pike, a dedicated volunteer at Easton Christian Family Centre (ECFC), received an invitation to the Prime Ministers Christmas reception at 10 Downing Street to thank her for all she does for her local community. Here is what she had to say.
Ordinands Epiphany gathering – How do I know if I am called to Ordination?
First published 8th January 2026To celebrate Epiphany, Ordinands from across the Diocese and new Bishops Advisors for National Panels gathered for a service at the Cathedral. We spoke with Becca Stephens, Diocesan Adviser for Ordinands and Vocations, to ask her about ordination and what to do if you feel that God may be calling you to this ministry.
Hillside House closed on Friday 9th January
First published 8th January 2026Due to an expected severe storm tomorrow (Friday 9th January), the Diocesan Office at Hillside House will be closed, and staff will be working from home.
A Christmas Day Greeting of Hope and Joy
First published 23rd December 2025As we celebrate the wonder of Christmas Day, Dean Mandy and Bishop Neil offer their warm greetings
Join us for Earthed in Mission - A Gathering Rooted in Rural Mission
First published 22nd December 2025Breaking new ground for the Diocese of Bristol, “Earthed in Mission” is bringing together practitioners from across the UK to share stories and strategies for rural ministry on Saturday January 31 2026 from 9:00 am to 3:30 pm at Doynton Village Hall.
Andrew Gilmour Licensed as Rector of Greenways Benefice
First published 15th December 2025The Diocese of Bristol is pleased to share that The Revd Andrew Gilmour has been licensed as Rector of the Greenways Benefice.
Bishop Neil's statement following the terrorist attack at Bondi Beach
First published 15th December 2025Bishop Neil has made a statement following the terrorist attack at Bondi Beach.
Diocesan Board of Education hosts conference centred on ‘Flourishing Together’
First published 12th December 2025In November, the Diocesan Board of Education hosted a conference where school leaders, Academy Trust teams, governors and clergy partners could share in community and hear about how to best support their schools.
Blue Christmas services to provide space for reflection and remembrance
First published 10th December 2025During Advent, churches across the Diocese, including the Cathedral, are holding alternative Christmas services for those experiencing grief, loss or loneliness.
Applications for 2026 Choral Evensong Trust Patronal Festival grants now open
First published 8th December 2025The grants help Anglican parish churches across the UK celebrate their patronal festival — the feast day of their patron saint — with a service of choral evensong and a community reception.
Training equips Parish Officers to address racial bias in safeguarding practice
First published 5th December 2025The Diocesan Safeguarding and Racial Justice teams recently hosted a training event centred around understanding safeguarding through a racial lens.
An invitation to pause: Advent Quiet Day brings rest and renewal
First published 4th December 2025Bishop Neil, along with the Diocesan Mission and Ministry team, recently hosted an Advent Quiet Day, offering Licensed Lay Ministers and clergy space for rest and reflection amongst community.
Diocese hosts interfaith day for primary schools
First published 2nd December 2025Earlier this month, to support the national 'Interfaith Week' initiative, the Diocesan Education Team partnered with the South Gloucestershire Advisory Council on Religious Education, alongside Longwell Green and St Chad’s Primary Schools, to host a special day focused on the theme: ‘How should we treat others?’.
Revd Ness Brunner-Ellis licensed as Vicar in Warmley, Syston & Bitton Benefice
First published 1st December 2025The Diocese of Bristol is delighted to share that Revd Ness Brunner-Ellis has been licensed as Vicar in the Benefice of Warmley, Syston and Bitton.
Join us for the Gift of Lay Ministry this Advent
First published 25th November 2025This Advent, we're celebrating the work of our wonderful LLMs (Licensed Lay Ministers). We want to highlight the work that these volunteers do throughout the year; leading worship, offering pastoral care, and bringing the love of Christ into our schools, workplaces, and communities.
Young people exploring inclusive, traditional Christianity at St James Church
First published 21st November 2025Over the past few years, St James Mangotsfield, which offers a quieter, inclusive and, at times, more contemplative approach to faith, has experienced a notable rise in the attendance of young adults.
Bishop Neil's Diocesan Synod Presidential Address, 15 November 2025
First published 18th November 2025Read Bishop Neil's Diocesan Synod Presidential Address from 15 November 2025.
New community launched for pioneers and changemakers
First published 18th November 2025Lee Barnes, Diocesan Adviser for Curacy and Fresh Expressions, has been part of a group launching a new community for pioneers and changemakers in God’s unfolding movement to renew all things
‘Weaving Trust’ event builds community and collaboration
First published 14th November 2025On Monday 10 November, Bristol Citizens, in partnership with Citizens UK, the Diocese of Bristol, City of Sanctuary and Bristol Students Union, hosted ‘Weaving Trust’, an event centred around conversation and connection.
Chaplains gather for evening of encouragement and community at Cathedral
First published 13th November 2025On Tuesday, 11 November, chaplains from across the Diocese came together in the Cathedral for an evening of encouragement, community and celebration, hosted by Bishop Neil.
Diocese to commission 17 Benefice Worship Leaders
First published 10th November 2025Between October and December, 17 lay people from across the Diocese will be commissioned to serve their benefices as Worship Leaders. Those being commissioned have spent time together over the past few months exploring the theology and practice of worship and will play an important role in supporting ministry in their parishes.
Little Somerford Parish celebrates Baptisms in local river
First published 7th November 2025Little Somerford Parish celebrates Baptisms in local river
Sam Denyer licensed as Priest in Charge of St Martin’s Knowle
First published 5th November 2025The Diocese of Bristol is pleased to share that the Revd Sam Denyer has been licensed as Priest in Charge of St Martin’s Knowle. Sam was licensed by the Rt Revd Neil Warwick, Acting Bishop of Bristol, on Tuesday, 28 October in a service at St Martin’s.
Diocese appoints new Chaplain with the Deaf Community
First published 3rd November 2025The Acting Bishop of Bristol, the Rt Revd Neil Warwick, is delighted to announce the appointment of the Revd Esther Rose as 0.5 Chaplain with the Deaf Community in the Diocese of Bristol.
‘Kindness and Connection echoing beyond Church walls’ at Swindon Lunch Club
First published 31st October 2025The second week of October marked the one-year anniversary of Christ Church Swindon’s Lunch Club, a weekly gathering which provides a space for community and friendship, particularly for the lonely and vulnerable.
Bags of hope bring Jesus' message to the community at Halloween
First published 31st October 2025As hundreds of young people filled the streets of Swindon trick or treating, St John’s Church Park North offered a different kind of welcome, sharing hope in Jesus Christ.
Queen Camilla visits The Poppy Project in Corsham
First published 30th October 2025On 28 October, Queen Camilla visited The Poppy Project in Corsham, attaching the final knitted poppy to a cascade of thousands draping down the tower of St Bartholomew's Church.
