Celebrating Lay Ministries in Bath and Wells
26th June 2024Coming together to give thanks for all that lay people give to the life of the church and to their community
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Coming together to give thanks for all that lay people give to the life of the church and to their community
"It had a great impact on our pupils, who all reflected positively on the time spent together.”
We pray for all those who were ordained at Wells Cathedral
Around 100 people came together at St James for the first gathering of Mar Thoma Church, an Indian congregation that will be meeting at St James for worship every two months.
Charlie Peer has been appointed as the new Archdeacon of Bath replacing Adrian Youings who is leaving to take up a leading role with a Christian charity.
Putting prayer and participation at the heart of the General Election
'You did not choose me, but I chose you and I appointed you to go out and bear fruit - fruit that will last.'
“God has done amazing things at Haywood village so far. It is exciting to see how he will build his church and how the plans will come to fruition.”
In the first week of July, the Go Team are inviting churches across our diocese to take part in a week of prayer for children and young people.
Bishop Michael discusses how the link can continue to develop and flourish with clergy in Zambia and learns about some wonderful projects developed with the support of parishes in Bath and Wells.
Bishop Michael shares his thoughts on how we can move forward together to achieve our aim of growing church and transforming communities.
Phase two of the Common Fund Consultation takes place from 15 to 25 April 2024. An in-person event is taking place in each archdeaconry, and two on Zoom.
The sculpture, aimed at raising awareness of the effects of violence and aggression, has gone on display in the centre of Taunton.
The Quantock Foodbank, a vital lifeline for families in need, now has a fully electric vehicle to take groceries to outlying villages.
Philip Andrews and Jenny Jeffery have been honoured for their ministry and service to the Church and their communities
St Paul’s Church is running a free, thought-provoking Holy Week Experience with an immersive walk-through prayer event
Participants say they left School Leaders and Parish Partners Conference 2024 inspired about how to embrace spirituality, with the very young as well as with older children.
People from across the diocese, lay and ordained, are invited to join the Holy Week service.
Adrian Youings will be leaving his role as Archdeacon of Bath in June this year to become the Head of Supporter Relations for Christian charity, Care for the Family.
More than 250 people have now attended sessions for the Common Fund consultation which is currently underway.