Sarum College is an ecumenical study and research centre with an international reputation for excellence in theological education and spiritual reflection.
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The Sarum College Library has an outstanding academic theological collection of more than 40,000 books covering all denominations.College & Community
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God in Lockdown
Hazel Whitehead, a former Trustee of Sarum College writes: When I was much younger, I used to think about life and wonder where God fitted into it, and what God was saying and thinking. Much later, I was taught to … Read moreLibrary Services during national lockdown
Library services will remain available via click & collect and postal borrowing as it has been throughout the past few months to all library members. Library visits for Sarum Formation in Ministry and Winchester postgraduate students are possible in very limited circumstances … Read moreSarum College 2021 New Year Message
‘In the greatest confusion there is still an open channel to the soul. The channel is always there and it is our business to keep it open, to have access to the deepest part of ourselves.’ … Read moreMore News »
Sarum College News
God in Lockdown
Hazel Whitehead, a former Trustee of Sarum College writes: When I was much younger, I used to think about life and wonder where God fitted into it, and what God was saying and thinking. Much later, I was taught to … Read more
Library Services during national lockdown
Library services will remain available via click & collect and postal borrowing as it has been throughout the past few months to all library members. Library visits for Sarum Formation in Ministry and Winchester postgraduate students are possible in very limited circumstances … Read more
Sarum College 2021 New Year Message
‘In the greatest confusion there is still an open channel to the soul. The channel is always there and it is our business to keep it open, to have access to the deepest part of ourselves.’ … Read more
Eleanor McLaughlin Appointed Programme Leader for Sarum’s Postgraduate Programmes in Theology, Imagination and Culture
Eleanor McLaughlin Appointed Programme Leader for Sarum’s Postgraduate Programmes in Theology, Imagination and Culture Read more
Kim Stephens Appointed Chaplain to the Sarum Centre for Formation in Ministry
Sarum College welcomes Kim Stephens as Chaplain to the Sarum Centre for Formation in Ministry Read more
Looking forward to 2021: Sarum College to re-open 1 February
11 December 2020 Dear Friends Sarum College Trustees and the College Leadership Team have decided to extend the temporary closure of our buildings to the public until 1 February 2021 to give time for covid infection levels to decrease and … Read more
Library Services 3-18 December
We are pleased to welcome external library members back to the Sarum College Library from 3 to 18 December. The College will remain temporarily closed to the public for the rest of the year but library visits will continue during … Read more
Looking forward to 2021: Sarum College to delay re-opening
20 November 2020 Dear Friends Ahead of the government review of current public safety restrictions in force until 2 December, Sarum College Trustees and the College Leadership Team have decided to make best use of our resources by remaining temporarily … Read more
Review: The Gospel of Eve by Rachel Mann, by James Woodward, Sarum College Principal
So the rain pours (and pours) in Salisbury and what better escape than to read the fabulous writer Rachel Mann. Two declared spoilers as I offer this review – first I am a great admirer of Rachel. She is a … Read more
Sarum College Rural Ministry Programme featured in Church Times
What does it mean to train for rural ministry? “Increasingly, it will be very important for people who are working in a rural context to understand the nuances of the tiniest community and congregation, and those of a market town,” … Read more
