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St Valentine's Day
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Michael Ford
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11 Feb, 2020
This Friday we shall be celebrating love, but why? And who is St Valentine?
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Stand by for Aquadeacon!
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Michael Ford
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06 Mar, 2021
Our intrepid Archdeacon of Wilts is in training for another epic charity swim.
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Stand for Synod
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Michael Ford
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24 Jul, 2021
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04 Aug, 2021 11:31 AM
From a “nudge” from God to the importance of this third Legislative Body of Parliament, our current General Synod representatives have been sharing their thoughts on why you should #StandforSynod.
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Stand Up, Speak Up, Sign Up!
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Michael Ford
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14 Oct, 2016
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17 Oct, 2016 04:02 PM
Bishop and Christian Aid CEO lead Salisbury demonstration on climate change
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#StandForSynod
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Michael Ford
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09 Jul, 2021
Have you ever thought of standing for the General Synod of the Church of England? Well, maybe you should! We want to encourage a broad range of voices to our national decision-making body.
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Standing Together: Christian Aid streamlines for greater impact
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Michael Ford
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10 Dec, 2019
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13 Dec, 2019 01:12 PM
Christian Aid has written to its supporters in this Diocese to tell us about plans to streamline their work in the light of falling revenue.
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Standing up to abuse
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Michael Ford
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12 Mar, 2021
Our Diocesan Safeguarding Advisers have welcomed the Church of England investment in a ground-breaking programme of safeguarding training and resources, created especially for children and young people.
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Standing with the disabled
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Michael Ford
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15 Jan, 2021
In this Diocese, many parishes support and care for vulnerable children and adults, making special provisions as an act of love and service. And sometimes they take action on their behalf.
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Starting to Open Up
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Michael Ford
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20 Jun, 2020
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20 Jun, 2020 08:27 AM
The change in the Government's guidance last week means that those of our churches, that are able to do so safely, can now open for private prayer.
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Stations of the Cross
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Michael Ford
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09 Apr, 2020
Two Weymouth Licensed Lay Ministers have collaborated on a Holy Week resource that combines poetry and art around the Stations of the Cross.
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