The Archbishop of Canterbury, Sarah Mullally has today apologised on behalf of the Church of England for its role in historical adoption practices, particularly in mother and baby homes.
Around 2,700 Year 6 pupils from Church of England primary and junior schools across the Diocese of Guildford attended Leavers' Services at Guildford Cathedral this week.
We're celebrating volunteers across the diocese, particularly our Hear Here Champions. The Hear Here Programme recently received a grant boost to help the project continue to support hearing aid users in our local area.
The Knaphill Community Fridge, run by Woodhill Church in Knaphill, began in 2019 as a local response to the 6.6 million tonnes of food the UK throws away each year.
Around 200 clergy from across the Diocese of Guildford came together at The Hayes Conference Centre in Swanwick from 12–14 May for the 2026 Triennial Clergy Conference — a time of worship, learning, encouragement and renewed vision for ministry in a changing world.
The Rt Revd Paul Davies, Bishop of Dorking and Acting Bishop of Guildford, invites all congregations and clergy in the diocese to join him at one of 12 prayer and praise gatherings across the diocese.
Parishes and chaplaincies across the Diocese of Guildford are being encouraged to renew their commitment to racial justice following the launch of a refreshed Racial Justice Covenant on Thursday 14 May.
Following this week’s terror attack in Golders Green, The Rt Revd Paul Davies, Bishop of Dorking and Acting Bishop of Guildford, has issued a message of solidarity to the Jewish community.
We spoke with Revd Hannah Moore, vicar of the Parishes of Elstead, Thursley, Shackleford and Peper Harow about her role as the Diocesan Advisor for Women’s Ministry.
Parishes are encouraged to explore first aid and fire safety training options as part of their risk management.
