Each year, on the first Friday of March, Christians from all over the world celebrate the World Day of Prayer and this year, the World day of Prayer focus for St Michael's, St Andrew's and St Peters' in Minehead was on the Cook islands in the Pacific.
What began as a simple idea to create a community garden has now grown into something much more and is playing an important role in community wellbeing.
"A wonderful 24 hours"
“It is exciting to see something derelict being rebuilt and for such an important work as prayer. Somehow there is something truly biblical about praying in a gardener's shed."
Pilgrims from the Benefice of Ilminster and Whitelackington share in the Cathedral’s worship
The Diocesan Day of Prayer takes place on Saturday, 7 September. Archbishop Justin will be joining us as we come together across the diocese to pray for the growth of our churches and the transformation of our communities.
Supporting our school communities through prayer.
During the first week of July, churches, individuals and schools joined in a Week of Prayer for Children and Young People.
A diocesan-wide week of prayer for children and young people, their families and their schools.
Join the global wave of prayer calling all Christians to pray between Ascension and Pentecost for more people to come to know the love and peace of Jesus Christ.
A three part course to introduce you to a form of spiritual discernment for making group decisions.
Her Audio Bible UK, pioneered by a curate from Bath, is launched on International Women’s Day.
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Festival goers gathered at regular points throughout each day to pray together, and on Sunday morning joined a Festival Service.
Churches in the diocese remain open all day throughout the national period of mourning.
Taunton Minster hosts regular service for those who have fled the conflict and those who are supporting them.
It will be an opportunity to gather together, or individually, to pray for Bishop Michael and the new chapter in the life of Bath and Wells, as well as a chance to think about and prayer for the challenging times we are facing.
Churches, groups and individuals encouraged to join in prayer for children, young people, their families and their schools
A Diocesan Day of Prayer planned for Thursday 30 June.
Today is Shrove Tuesday, a day which traditionally was one of reflection and preparation as the season of Lent begins tomorrow with Ash Wednesday. It allows us to reflect on our own personal reality, to 'shrive' ourselves of sin, and to identify our need to change.
More than 200 come together to worship online and reflect on how God calls everyone, everywhere at the start of our Archdeaconry Days. Find out how you can join us.
