News Stories
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28 Feb. 2011
in GeneralLocal engineer honoured at cathedral
Descendants of a local engineer who was responsible for restoring one of the city's most famous maritime landmarks from the eighteenth century, will see his handiwork honoured at Portsmouth Cathedral this week. Read more
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31 Jan. 2011
in GeneralChurch for those who don't do church
A PORTSMOUTH congregation is launching a series of services designed for those who don’t normally go to church. Read more
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26 Jan. 2011
in GeneralHundreds attend Bishop Kenneth's funeral
IN the last few hours of his life, Bishop Kenneth drank champagne from a plastic cup and conducted his favourite music by Bach - surrounded by his loving family. Read more
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12 Jan. 2011
in GeneralBishop Kenneth Stevenson RIP
WE are deeply sorry to announce the death of the Rt Rev Dr Kenneth Stevenson, Bishop of Portsmouth from 1995-2009. Read more
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10 Jan. 2011
in GeneralBishop records his first Christmas message
THE new Bishop of Portsmouth has recorded his Christmas message for 2010 on video Read more
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7 Dec. 2010
in GeneralFont given in memory of tiny Isla
LITTLE Isla Foulger was only five weeks old when she died – but her memory will live on in a new font. Read more
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6 Dec. 2010
in GeneralJoin 50,000 worshippers celebrating birth of Christ
COME and join around 50,000 people who will cram into local Anglican churches to celebrate the birth of Christ. Read more
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29 Nov. 2010
in GeneralChildren star in Nativity with live animals
CHILDREN are to star in a church’s nativity event alongside real animals in a stable. Read more
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24 Nov. 2010
in GeneralWorld renowned choir in Meon Valley
A choir which travels the world raising awareness of the plight of African orphans and which has performed for Nelson Mandela, a US President at the Whitehouse and for stars like U2’s Bono is heading to a village in Hampshire. Read more
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23 Nov. 2010
in GeneralBishop blesses transformed church
Bishop Christopher has re-dedicated a Portsmouth church that has been transformed by a £750,000 project. Read more