News


Angels of Joy proclaim the good news that Christ is risen!

29th March 2021

This Easter, the Wellington team of churches have been working together to share hope and joy with the community through the angels of joy project.


'Twin my Vaccine' campaign raises more than £100,000

15th February 2021

Revd Scott Patterson and his wife Rowan's Just Giving campaign to help the world's poorest get the coronavirus vaccine


Bishop Peter's coronavirus prayer pilgrimage

5th February 2021

Bishop Peter is to undertake a series of pilgrimages on foot around the diocese, as churches begin to reopen, praying for the communities he passes through.


Bishop William thanks Bath and Wells for its support following floods in Zambia

5th February 2021

Bishop William from Eastern Zambia has thanked the people of Bath and Wells for their generous donations to help provide aid to support those devastated by recent floods.


Bishop supports foodbank's summer holidays appeal

5th February 2021

As schools break up for the summer holidays, Bishop Peter is supporting a foodbank appeal for games, jigsaw puzzles, colouring books and pens, to help carers entertain children and young people over the summer holidays.


Pilot project to support victims of modern slavery in Somerset wins funding

5th February 2021

Hidden Voices Somerset Victim Support Project for Victims of Modern Slavery, Human Trafficking and Exploitation has been awarded more than fourteen thousand pounds.


Listen to the Pioneering Plus Podcast

5th February 2021

The Bath and Wells Podcast, Pioneering Plus will be a series of conversations exploring the places where God already is, and the church may not yet be!


Angels of Hope

5th February 2021

The Angels of Hope installations have been put up outside St. Johns church in Wellington and across the surrounding area to remind people of the hope we have in Christ.


Timsbury Angel Trail brings cheer and hope

5th February 2021

Over the weekend of 12th and 13th of December a dazzling array of 51 angels appeared around the village in gardens, on drives and on a roof.

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