How Emily Lissaman was called
Article published on: 24th June 2026Our series of stories celebrating the individuals being ordained at this week’s service continues. This morning we hear Emily’s story.
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Our series of stories celebrating the individuals being ordained at this week’s service continues. This morning we hear Emily’s story.
Canon Alex Tear. the Diocesan Director of Education has issued a statement in relation to the current consultation into the future of Merrow C of E Controlled Infant School and Merrow Junior School
We continue our series celebrating the individuals being ordained at this week's services at Guildford Cathedral by sharing their stories. This morning we hear Cassie's story.
We continue our series celebrating the individuals being ordained at this week’s service at Guildford Cathedral by sharing their stories. This afternoon we hear Chris’s story.
We’ve kicked off a series to celebrate the individuals being ordained at next week’s service by sharing their stories. This morning we hear Rebecca’s story.
We’ve kicked off a series to celebrate the individuals being ordained at next week’s service by sharing their stories. This afternoon we hear Patrick’s story.
This time next week, we will gather to welcome our newest clergy into the diocese. Today, we're starting a series to celebrate the individuals being ordained by sharing their stories.
Today, we've started a series to celebrate the individuals being ordained at next week’s service by sharing their stories. This afternoon, we hear Philip’s story.
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.