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.”
"My heart is for those on the edge of church, for those who want to explore faith but would rarely walk through the doors of a church building."
“God was active in my life and present daily.”
The Very Revd Toby Wright, has been installed as the Dean of Wells
Sam Thompson a former engineer talks about his calling to ordained ministry
Assistant Curate, Revd Nick Jerrett and Reader Nick Lewis, from Blackdown Benefice have recently returned from a memorable and enriching visit to Zambia.
‘I am not the person I was at the beginning of this journey.' Jane Hoe is one of those who will be ordained in Wells.
Last weekend the Go Team hosted their annual Family Max day where clergy families from across our diocese gathered together at the Mendip Activity Centre.
All the latest news from the Safeguarding team
Malcolm Critchley, who is undertaking the Lay Ministry Foundation Course, explains how it has broadened his perspective on prayer.
At this year’s Bath and West Show, the central theme of the church tent was Caring for Creation.
Ten teams from around the country will compete for the coveted Taylor Trophy, in the final of The National 12 Bell Striking Contest.
Vicki Beach, who received an MBE for her work supporting girls in education, has also set up brass band and is appealing for donations of instruments for the young musicians.
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.
Sophie Taylor, inspired by her father, James, discovered her passion for bell ringing a year ago
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.
Harry Meade from Goathurst, has been awarded the British Empire Medal.
Putting prayer and participation at the heart of the General Election
"We are so thankful that our churches are growing and we are filled with excitement about the future."