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.
Supporting parishes and dioceses to transform surplus or not-fit-for purpose church property or land into affordable homes that meet local needs.
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.
The Church of England is introducing the Building Management Portal, a new national digital system for managing applications relating to…
The Diocese of Bath and Wells has become the first diocese to receive a Gold Award Eco Church Award for…
General Synod has welcomed three significant milestones in its response to the climate and nature crises when it met earlier…
In Autumn this year, elections are taking place to elect new General Synod members and you are invited to stand.…
Three people involved in youth and children’s ministry in Bath and Wells joined others from across the country at special…
After attending Launchpad in Bath and Wells, the Revd Chris Elms had a renewed heart for youth ministry. He had the…
Children from St John’s CofE Infants’ School, Glastonbury, have been finding a cool and peaceful space in St John’s Church…