A new website for the Church of England
Based on user feedback, and following extensive research and testing, the website has been redesigned for use by local church leaders and churchgoers, those who might be curious about faith, and many others.
Based on user feedback, and following extensive research and testing, the website has been redesigned for use by local church leaders and churchgoers, those who might be curious about faith, and many others.
This month, we said goodbye and thank you to Chancellor, Timothy Briden, as he stepped down from the role after 33 years.
Tucked away down a narrow pathway, behind a large wooden door in the heart of Glastonbury, lie St Margaret’s Chapel and The Royal Magdalene Almshouses, a peaceful sanctuary that has welcomed pilgrims and visitors for more than 700 years.
Young farmer, Will Sealey, believes being a member of his church PCC is a way for him to support the church community he is part of.
A group of angel statues with links to kings, queens, Sir Christopher Wren and Westminster Abbey are being celebrated by a Somerset church community, two centuries after they first arrived in Somerset.
The group of 17th centaury angel statues with links to kings, queens, Sir Christopher Wren and Westminster Abbey arrived in Somerset two centuries ago.
Children from St John’s CofE Infants’ School, Glastonbury, have been finding a cool and peaceful space in St John’s Church…
Photos: St Dubricius Church Parochial Church Council and Freeline Gfx St Dubricius Church, Porlock has been awarded more than £1.4 million…
A collapsed churchyard wall at Holy Trinity, Norton Malreward, has sparked an extraordinary wave of generosity from the local community…
Image: Somerset cricketer Marcus Trescothick A Somerset cricket legend has been honoured with a set of cricket-themed doors at the…