Bible Society is thrilled to have sponsored a Psalm 23-inspired garden at the National Eisteddfod.

A dozen teenagers in Kilbride, Northern Ireland, have spent four weeks learning about Psalm 23 through our schools’ resources.

Sarah Eberle’s Psalm 23 Garden for Bible Society at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show has scooped a gold medal in the Sanctuary Garden section at the first ever September Show.

A team of keen gardeners has built a Psalm 23-inspired garden for the children at All Saints’ Church of England Primary School in Marple.

Former art teacher, Jeff Street, was at a bit of a loss during the pandemic. So, he dug out all his old art gear and created a print depicting Psalm 23.

Bible Society’s Psalm 23 Garden won a gold award at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show – but not content with that, we also won two other awards – Best Construction and Best Sanctuary Garden.

Bible Society asked actor Sally Phillips to present the Psalm 23 Garden at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show.

Bereaved families and friends joined local residents at the first open day of the Psalm 23 Garden at Winchester Hospice.

One of the joys of creating a garden at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show is meeting the Chelsea pensioners. Yesterday, we met Chelsea pensioner, Roy Palmer. Today, he presented designer Sarah Eberle with this poem inspired by the Psalm 23 Garden.

The nation’s press were out in force for the launch of Bible Society’s Psalm 23 Garden. Celebrities and journalists rubbed shoulders and admired the garden, introduced by actor Sally Phillips.

When Debbie and Andy Jackman took on the running of the Quiet Waters retreat centre in Norfolk four years ago, the dream was always to provide reflections for people to read as they walked through the two-acre garden.

‘You prepare a table before me in the presence of my enemies; you anoint my head with oil; my cup overflows.’

In the village of Canford Magna, three churches are coming together with locals to plan one such garden

We were thrilled to be visited by entrepreneur and TV star, Amar Latif this week. Amar is blind, due to an incurable eye condition.

When Winnie Reynolds (62) moved into her new home in Seaford, East Sussex, ten years ago, she wanted to do something a bit different with her garden.

The garden brings Psalm 23 – 'The Lord is my shepherd' – to life.

It’s a year since the Psalm 23 Garden scooped awards at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show. But it lives on and is bringing its own sense of calm and restoration to a very special place: Winchester Hospice. 

‘It’s very visual,’ she says, as Virtual Chelsea Flower Show begins.

Locals gathered at St Margaret’s Church in Binsey, Oxfordshire, to create a Psalm 23-inspired garden.

Fifty children from a primary school in Cardiff have helped to create a winter Psalm 23-inspired garden.