Diocese of Salisbury

We cannot deny that the world is becoming increasingly digital - AI is growing faster than we can keep up and we are seeing the increasing presence of all things digital within our everyday lives. In this webinar we explored how the Church can find it's place within a digital culture and speak into it in a God-like way. A special thanks to Revd Dan Washbrook from St Andrews' Kinson for his input!

On Maundy Thursday at Salisbury Cathedral, we spoke to Bishop Andrew about his time as Bishop of Ramsbury, music, leadership and the importance of church buildings.

In this week's episode, we talk to Revd Ross Meikle, the Missioner for Young People at Salisbury Cathedral. As a writer and a storyteller, Ross is passionate about the impact of stories and reflects on how telling stories helps to shape the journey of faith.

In this episode we speak to Mike and Kerry Badger from Morning Star, Salisbury. You can find out more about the work they do as they journey with people through addiction here - https://morningstarsalisbury.co.uk/

In this episode, Caroline Lamb, founder and trustee of CRESS UK shares the journey of her work in South Sudan

In this episode, Revd Canon Jonathan Triffitt, former Director of Mission & Ministry and Deputy Diocesan Secretary, and newly appointed Interim Dean of Bradford, shares reflections on his journey as he prepares to take on his new role.

Bishop Karen reflects on her 10 years as Bishop of Sherborne, what she's learnt, the challenges she's faced and her hopes for the years to come.

In this episode, mission co-ordinator Steve Inglis speaks with Revd Canon Tim Heaton the author of our 2026 Lent course 'Journeys and Resting Places'. Tim is an author and contributor to the BRF Bible Reading Series as well as an Associate Priest in the Blackmore Vale

In the final instalment of Leadership for Lent, our Lent Course for 2025, Will Triffitt, Digital Engagement Officer, unpacks the story of Rahab with Mission Co-Ordinator Steve Inglis. https://www.salisbury.anglican.org/whoweare/making-jesus-known-/leadership-for-lent-2025/

Join Steve Inglis, Mission Co-Ordinator, as he continues our 2025 Lent Course by speaking with Revd Leila Mather, Rector of the Charminster, Stinsford and the Chalk Stream Villages Benefice. Leila unpacks the story of Esther and what we can learn from her as leaders today. https://www.salisbury.anglican.org/whoweare/making-jesus-known-/leadership-for-lent-2025/

Speaking with Steve Inglis, Mission Coordinator, our 2025 Lent Course continues with Joel Banks, Assistant Minister at St Paul's, Jersey, unpacking the story and leadership of Naaman's Servant. In this episode he reflects on how cultivating a life with God shapes our responses to those around us.

Revd David Reed, Curate at St Nicholas' Corfe Mullen, unpacks the story of Moses as part of our Leadership for Lent series with Steve Inglis, reflecting on what we can take from the life and leadership of Moses, into our lives today.https://salisbury.anglican.org/whoweare/making-jesus-known-/leadership-for-lent-2025/

Liv Wordley, Chaplaincy Assistant at Bishop's Wordsworth School, unpacks the story of Miriam as part of our Leadership for Lent series with Steve Inglis, and how the developing story of a young girl can teach us so much about leadership today.https://www.salisbury.anglican.org/whoweare/making-jesus-known-/leadership-for-lent-2025/

Speaking with Steve Inglis, Mission Coordinator, our 2025 Lent Course begins with Revd Ross Meikle, Missioner to Young People at Salisbury Cathedral, unpacking the story and leadership of Stephen. In this episode he reflects on how the art of story telling, intertwines with the gift of leadership.

Bishop Karen prays for us as we begin our 2025 Lent Course. https://salisbury.anglican.org/whoweare/making-jesus-known-/leadership-for-lent-2025/

Steve Inglis, the mission coordinator for the Diocese, introduces our 2025 Lent Course, Leadership for Lent.https://www.salisbury.anglican.org/whoweare/making-jesus-known-/leadership-for-lent-2025/