News Stories


  • Nominate your heroes for cathedral carol service

    Do you know someone who has been a hero during 2020, helping others through the pandemic? You could nominate them as a Pompey Hero, and then could get invited to a special carol service at our cathedral, which aims to celebrate those who have made life easier for others during this difficult time. Read more

  • Living Advent Calendar tells Nativity story

    Amateur writers and actors from the Havant area will tell the story of the birth of Jesus in a novel way this Christmas. They'll record 26 separate monologues, each featuring a character from the Nativity story, one of which will be released onto Youtube every morning throughout Advent. The project is an initiative of Havant Passion Play, which has already performed three outdoor plays telling the story of Jesus's life in 2015, 2017 and 2019 Read more

  • Denmead worshippers knit poppy tribute

    Villagers in Denmead knitted more than 1,500 poppies, which have been draped over the church’s entrance as a tribute to those whose sacrifices we remember on Remembrance Sunday. The Great Poppy Knit kept people very busy during the first lockdown. Read more

  • Gosport worshippers help to feed the needy this Christmas

    Worshippers from Holy Trinity Church, Gosport, will be helping to feed needy families this Christmas after donating to a local project. Crisis Food Gosport has been collecting and handing out food since the start of lockdown, and will be putting together special hampers for Christmas Read more

  • Cathedral to host Remembrance Sunday service

    Our cathedral will host a Remembrance Sunday service, which will be live-streamed to all. Other churches around the diocese will also offer digital Remembrance Sunday worship as we remember the sacrifices made by others to preserve our freedom Read more

  • Bishop responds to IICSA report

    Bishop Christopher has responded to the national report by the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse, which has published its report into the Church of England Read more

  • City-wide Harvest campaign will feed the needy

    Christians from across the city of Portsmouth are launching a Harvest campaign to help feed those in need this autumn. Churches, schools and libraries will be collecting donations from churchgoers and non-churchgoers to help vulnerable families, the homeless, those who have suffered domestic abuse and asylum seekers. Read more

  • Church repairs clock on spire

    Worshippers from St Jude’s Church in Southsea have repaired the clock on the spire of their historic church. The timepiece now allows those shopping in the nearby Palmerston Road shopping centre to tell the time. Read more

  • Worshippers meet for Matins in the churchyard

    Worshippers from St Thomas a Becket, Warblington, met outside their church for a service of Matins, as one way of coping with the current restrictions on public worship Read more

  • Worshippers delighted to be back in church

    Churchgoers have expressed their delight at being able to worship inside their churches again for the first time in more than three months, as restrictions continue to be eased. They practised social distancing as they tried to keep each other safe from the pandemic. Read more

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