Salisbury Sudan Link

25/05/2026

22/05/2026

You are welcome to join this year’s Fete in aid of the Salisbury Sudan Medical Link, Sunday 7 June, 14:00-17:00, in the grounds of Salisbury Cathedral School in the cathedral close.

There will be a wide range of stalls, lots of entertainment, along with competitions and games and, of course, tea and cake!

Entrance is through the gate on Broad Walk near the Harnham Gate and costs £2.00 for adults, and kids go free.

26/04/2026

18/04/2026

The Archbishop of Canterbury has joined Pope Leo XIV in calling for peace.

In a statement issued today, the Archbishop says 'I stand with my brother in Christ, His Holiness Pope Leo XIV, in his courageous call for a kingdom of peace. As innocent people are killed and displaced, families torn apart, and futures destroyed, the human cost of war is incalculable. It is the calling of every Christian – and of all people of faith and goodwill – to work and pray for peace.'

The statement also notes: 'Time spent with Anglican Primates from across the Communion at my installation in Canterbury was a reminder of how many conflicts continue beyond the front pages of our news, yet demand no less our concern and prayer.'

Read the full statement on Anglican News: https://bit.ly/4mBW33x
Or on the website for the Archbishop of Canterbury: https://bit.ly/4sH6YKK

18/04/2026

It's been three years since the outbreak of civil war in Sudan, and in the brutal conflict, the level of human suffering has reached “unimaginable levels”, a...

18/04/2026

Today is three years since the outbreak of the conflict in Sudan. Millions are in crisis. Some 14 million people, or a quarter of the population, have been forced to flee, with 9 million remaining displaced inside Sudan and 4.4 million across borders, primarily in Chad, South Sudan and Egypt.

Anglicans are calling for renewed prayer, the protection of civilians and urgent humanitarian access.

Today, the Rt Revd Anthony Poggo, the Secretary General of the Anglican Communion, said: 'Three years on from the outbreak of conflict in Sudan, we remember with deep sorrow the lives lost and the millions who continue to suffer. We pray for all those affected by violence and sexual violence, hunger and displacement, and we call for the protection of civilians, especially those seeking and providing medical care. We urge that humanitarian aid be allowed to reach all in need, without delay or obstruction. Above all, we continue to pray and work for a just and lasting peace for the people of Sudan.’

The Most Revd Ezekiel Kumir Kondo, Archbishop and Bishop of Khartoum, in the Province of the Episcopal Church of Sudan has repeatedly appealed for peace and an end to the violence.

In October 2025, he joined fellow Sudanese bishops in issuing an urgent appeal calling for an immediate ceasefire, the protection of civilians, and the opening of safe humanitarian corridors.

During an advocacy visit to the United Kingdom in November 2025, he said: ‘We are urging groups to silence the guns, to stop the war and to speak peace. This is important. Because people are dying. People are hungry.’

Read more on Anglican News: https://bit.ly/4tLi6XL

Photo: United Nations

25/03/2026

Today we welcomed the newly installed 106th Archbishop of Canterbury, The Most Reverend and Right Honourable Dame Sarah Mullally.

Archbishop Sarah declared:
"I solemnly commit myself before you to the service of the Church of England, the Anglican Communion and the whole Church of Christ throughout the world, that together we may
proclaim the Gospel of Christ who reconciles us to God and breaks down the walls that divide us."

And the Dean proclaimed:
"Let us greet our newly installed Archbishop."

Canterbury's Cathedral and community welcomes you Archbishop Sarah.

Image ©Lambeth Palace

25/03/2026

13/02/2026

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