Revd Gill Sakakini, will take to the catwalk with her design as part of the wearable art fashion show taking place during the Shepton Mallet Snowdrop Festival.
Bishop Ruth was welcomed back to the diocese at a service at Wells Cathedral's Candlemas service.
All the latest news, information and resources from around the diocese.
A month of exciting events for all the community across the united parish to celebrate 4 decades of Crook Peak Parish.
Bishop Michael shares his thoughts on safeguarding in Bath and Wells and the wider church.
This Lent use the Church Urban Fund's Growing Good Toolkit to reflect on the call to love God and your neighbour
30 leaders from across the South West gather in Taunton for the launch of the programme's first regional partnership
Churchwarden praises everyone's hardwork and determination saying, "Nothing is too hard or impossible if it is in keeping with God’s will and for His glory."
The lunch organised by Wells SOUP! was supported by more than 100 people and helped boost the funds and profile of four local charities and organisations
Work out your church’s carbon footprint to help care for God’s creation
The Quantock Foodbank, which is a combined foodbank and pantry operating on a referral basis, provides food essentials for families in need.
‘Creating Welcoming Communities’
Bringing hope to the world
This Christmas, Bishop Michael delivers a thought-provoking sermon celebrating the birth of Jesus.
With news and information from the Diocese of Bath and Wells
St. John the Evangelist Church in Highbridge took a fresh approach to their Christingle celebration by cutting down on the waste traditionally left behind Instead, they introduced an innovative “almost fully edible” Christingle and made angel wings from recycled milk containers.
Around 300 people enjoyed the Christmas Carol Service in Wheddon Cross, which brought members of the farming community, the local churches and many more together to celebrate Christmas.
In the hustle and bustle of Christmas preparation and anticipation of comfort and joy, some may feel considerable stress
Four farms around the diocese hosted 'Journey to Bethlehem', an interactive retelling of the Christmas story for younger children. In each location churches worked with farmers to welcome school groups onto the farm, to bring the story of Jesus’ birth to life.
The Minster was one of just 15 places chosen to be part of the Together at Christmas services which reflected the carol service hosted by The Princess of Wales in Westminster Abbey.
