Exploring creativity in Christian ministry
29th February 2024Using the arts to share faith and connecting to communities by creating together.
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Using the arts to share faith and connecting to communities by creating together.
Work is underway at former vicarage at St Mary’s Church in Frome to prepare the house for a new Christian community for four self-supporting adults
People from all parts of the local community took part in the experience based on the book "The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe", by C.S Lewis
Julie Perry is the Children’s and Family’s Worker for the Parish of Minehead and runs a weekly outdoor Toddler Church.
Sharing in the positive things that are happening in their community
"A great opportunity to take the church out of the building."
"A place that’s restoring people, helping the environment and showing our love and care for each other."
A community garden with growing space for young adults is being established on land neglected and forgotten for more than ten years
'The start of an exciting shared journey into all God has for the students as they venture deeper into their pioneer vocation.'
Giving thanks and celebrating all those who have given their time, talents and gifts to their churches and their communities.
"What a wonderful course ... full of encouragement, ideas, awe and wonder.''
Every school and church dedicated to St Aldhelm was invited to Sherborne Abbey for a mini festival on the green followed by a service in the Abbey.
Conference attracts more than fifty people interested in learning from those who are pioneering in new housing areas in different parts of the county and country.
Students complete the CMS Certificate in Pioneer Mission run in partnership with the Dioceses of Truro and Salisbury.
‘The Gleaning’ exhibition and installation at St Peter and St Paul's Church, Shepton Mallet, was an inclusive and co-operative community arts project.
The exhibition in Shepton Mallet which celebrates diversity, connectivity and the environment will be held in St Peter and St Paul's church.
A local park formerly used by drug dealers and addicts is transformed by volunteers.
Young people come up with the idea following local Pioneer team's local youth sessions at the skatepark lead.
Mandy and Richard Priestley take on new role
It's the first time the diocese of Truro and Salisbury join with Bath and Wells for the Holy Rumpus!