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Medical report December 2010
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Meet Hannah, Community Hub Development Adviser
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Michael Ford
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20 Jan, 2022
The diocesan staff welcome one of two new advisors, Hannah Tarring, who will be supporting the growth of Community Hubs across Salisbury Diocese.
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Meet Matt
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Michael Ford
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11 Jun, 2020
While we all deal with the repercussions of lockdown in our homes and the easing of restrictions in our own lives, homeless charities are still helping those who are vulnerable in our society.
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Meet our new Deacons for 2020
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Michael Ford
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18 Sep, 2020
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On Saturday 26th September, 14 new deacons will be ordained by Bishop Nicholas in 2 groups of 7 in our Cathedral during services at 9.00am and 11.00am.
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Meet our new deacons for 2021
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Michael Ford
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25 Jun, 2021
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The pandemic isn’t stopping our nine new deacons from joining their parishes.
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Meet our new Lay Ministers for 2018
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Michael Ford
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08 Oct, 2018
On Saturday 29 September, four new Lay Ministers were admitted and licensed during a joyful service of Choral Evensong at Salisbury Cathedral, another transferred in from another Diocese, and many renewed their commitment to ministry.
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Meet our new Licensed Lay Ministers for 2020
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Michael Ford
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25 Sep, 2020
On Sunday 27th September, Bishop Karen will license 4 new Licensed Lay Ministers (LLMs) at Salisbury Cathedral.
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Meet our new Priests for 2020
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Michael Ford
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18 Sep, 2020
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On Saturday 26th September, Bishop Karen and Bishop Andrew will ordain 7 Deacons from our Diocese as Priests, in 3 separate locations.
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Meet our new priests for 2021
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Michael Ford
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25 Jun, 2021
From waiting to meet 70% of your congregation and struggling with the isolation of lockdown to learning how to take services on Zoom and adopting two dogs, our new priests have been recalling the highs and lows of serving their first year of ministry in a pandemic.
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Meet our new Priests...
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Michael Ford
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03 Jul, 2019
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7 new priests who are serving in urban parishes and rural benefices across the Diocese from Royal Wootton Bassett in the north to Poole in the South have been ordained by Bishop Nicholas.
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