May June

  • Local Leadership & PtO Training LL/046

    The Local Leadership & PtO course is an alternative safeguarding leadership pathway. Read more

  • Webinar: Understanding Climate Contributions

    What is carbon offsetting, and can it help your church on the journey towards net zero carbon? Join us for a free webinar with Climate Stewards, who will be providing advice on how carbon is calculated, carbon offsetting, and how to support community initiatives in a meaningful and responsible way. Read more

  • Waterlooville Music Festival 2026

    Five days of concerts and performances from a wide variety of groups, musicians and singers, embracing a range of styles and genres. Read more

  • Webinar: Making AI work for you

    The rise of AI has us asking – ‘Am I being replaced or freed to focus on what really matters?’ This webinar will look at: understanding what AI is (and isn’t) in a practical, non-technical way; where it can genuinely support leaders in their roles; how leaders can identify key tasks from their own day-to-day work where AI could help; live examples of how to use it for planning, communication, and problem-solving; key considerations around responsible and appropriate use. Read more

  • Safeguarding Leadership Training SGL/83

    This programme is designed for people who play a lead role in shaping the culture of the church body concerned. The course provides an opportunity to develop your safeguarding skill set, reflect on the safeguarding culture in your own setting and identify potential areas for development. Read more

  • Understanding Forgiveness & Spiritual Direction Practice

    The aim of this training is to help Spiritual Directors into a deeper understanding of forgiveness so that we are better equipped to respond to the range of concerns that directees may raise, and the differing ways they may see forgiveness. Read more

  • Prayer spaces in schools

    Are you interested in using prayer spaces either in schools or maybe as part of the prayer time in your services, youth or children’s club? Do join us for this brilliant training opportunity. Read more

  • Summer Fayre

    A seaside theme summer fayre at St Cuthbert’s church and grounds. Read more

  • CMD: Moses & the Myth of the Solitary Leader

    Moses was surrounded by other significant characters who shaped and supported him on his leadership journey. We will explore five of his central relationships: his mother(s), his sister, his brother, his wife and his mentor. We will see how they formed the leadership team that supported Moses to be the leader that he was. Read more

  • High Tide youth service

    High Tide is where church youth groups from all denominations join forces for the evening. Join others aged 11-18 for an evening of games, worship, teaching and discussion – as well as the chance of a life-changing encounter with Jesus. Read more

  • Diocesan Synod

    Meeting of our Diocesan Synod. Read more

  • Summer Fête, Lee-on-the-Solent

    Something for all the family at the Lee Summer Fête with free entry for all. Read more

  • Online prayer gathering for Toddler Groups

    Toddler groups offer an amazing space for babies, toddlers and their parents and carers to play, experience a warm welcome and develop a supportive community. They come in all shapes and sizes. They are a place where the love of God can be experienced in so many ways and they are a place where life in all its fullness can be celebrated. That’s why in June we put aside a whole month to focus on them in prayer. Led by Becca Chamberlain, Children, Youth and Families training facilitator. Read more

  • Webinar: Getting Started with Eco Church

    We want to help your church take action for God’s creation! The Eco Church survey provides a framework to support your church and its leadership to take practical action on caring for God’s earth. Come along to find out how to take steps toward a bronze award for your church. Read more

  • Alpha invitation dinner evening

    Come and join worshippers at St Jude's for a two-course meal and to hear a talk about where God is when people are suffering. Tickets are free, but you will need to book a place via office@sjs.church Read more

  • CMD: Acts: The Spirit, the Church, and the World

    This course explores the Book of Acts as a work of theological narrative rather than a simple history of the early church. Read as the second volume of Luke’s Gospel, Acts tells the story of what happens when the Spirit of the risen Jesus is released into the world. Read more

  • Licensing service for lay ministers

    Five new Readers, and one lay pioneer minister will be licensed to serve in parishes across our diocese. Read more

  • Special Summer Evensong

    A special Summer Evensong and drinks reception at Portsmouth Cathedral on Sunday 21 June at 5.45pm Read more

  • Archdeacon’s Visitation | Isle of Wight

    Once a year, churchwardens from each parish spend an evening with their local Archdeacon, talking as a group and individually about how things are going in their churches. Read more

  • Ordination of deacons

    Bishop Jonathan will ordain three candidates as deacons in our cathedral. They’ll go on to serve as assistant curates in their parishes. Read more

  • Ordination of priests

    Bishop Jonathan will ordain 11 deacons as priests in this service in our cathedral. They were ordained for the first time last year, have been serving as assistant curates, and will now become priests and be able to celebrate Communion. Read more

  • Archdeacon’s Visitation | Portsmouth

    Once a year, churchwardens from each parish spend an evening with their local Archdeacon, talking as a group and individually about how things are going in their churches. Read more

  • Carbon Literacy™ course

    The Carbon Literacy™ course is accredited climate change learning that leads to impactful action towards reducing carbon emissions. A carbon-literate citizen understands how climate change affects them, their community, and the wider world. Becoming carbon literate means gaining the knowledge, confidence, and practical skills to reduce your own carbon footprint, and inspire and influence others to do the same. This course is run by the NZC & Environment officers of Chichester and Portsmouth dioceses (certified Carbon Literacy™ trainers). Read more