News Stories
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21 June 2006
in GeneralRecurrence of leukaemia for bishop
Bishop Kenneth has been admitted to hospital after he was diagnosed again with leukaemia. Read more
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15 June 2006
in GeneralPioneer to become new Archdeacon of Isle of Wight
THE next Archdeacon of the Isle of Wight will be one of the first women ordained as a priest. Read more
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30 May 2006
in GeneralNew book helps churches achieve maximum publicity
A NEW book designed to help churches make real impact with their publicity has gone on sale. 100 Ways to Get Your Church Noticed is the latest book by Portsmouth diocesan communications adviser Neil Pugmire. Read more
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25 May 2006
in GeneralBishop speaks of own trauma in opposing assisted dying bill
The bishop referred to his own anguish in dealing with a potentially terminal illness when he spoke against the assisted dying bill. Read more
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8 May 2006
in GeneralDaredevil clerics launch cathedral appeal
DAREDEVIL clerics performed Mission Impossible-style stunts to launch Portsmouth Cathedral’s £1m appeal. Read more
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12 April 2006
in GeneralWorshippers to fill Guildhall with worship
CHRISTIANS are to fill Portsmouth’s Guildhall with worship as part of an ambitious musical weekend. Read more
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10 April 2006
in GeneralAppeal launch aims to turn heads
PORTSMOUTH’S Anglican cathedral is to launch a public appeal – with the first donations handed over in spectacular fashion. Read more
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20 March 2006
in GeneralWorld premiere helps company celebrate 10 years
It was an award-winning book that charted high on the best-seller lists. Now it has been adapted for the stage for the first time - and the world premiere is in Portsmouth. Read more
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20 March 2006
in GeneralGirls to join new cathedral choir
GIRLS are to be given a new opportunity to sing as part of the daily music-making at Portsmouth’s Anglican cathedral. Read more
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20 March 2006
in GeneralHampshire man rescues children from streets
A Hampshire man created a project to rescue children from the streets of Sierra Leone after he felt God calling him. Read more