Posted: 01 Feb 2013 @ 00:14
A survey of self-supporting ministers has led to progress, says Teresa Morgan
Readers who remember a national survey of non-stipendiary clergy - NSMs, or self-supporting ministers, SSMs - (Features, 1, 8 April 2011) might have wondered what, if anything, happened to it afterwards. The answer is, a good deal: not least that it has become part of a wider conversation that is generating ideas ... If you have a valid subscription to Church Times, please log inlog in to view this content. If you require a subscription, please click here.
Bible Society DIRECTOR: PEOPLE Swindon, Wilts Salary: from £57,000 per annum plus benefits. Does Bible Society's vision to make the Bible available, accessible and credible to everyone resonat... Read More
Murder takes place nightly on the television, and between the covers of best-selling books. Simon Parke looks at what lies behind our fascination with detective fiction Subscribe to read more
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Game of Thrones challenges Christians to think about acting for God, argues Rachel Mann Read More
Tue 11 Jun 13 @ 12:57WATCH says it's "very encouraged by" HoB's women bishops legislative proposals, which "are, in essence, ones that WATCH can support"
Tue 11 Jun 13 @ 11:13MA in Theology, Media & Communication starts in Sept - @pvall speaking at open day on 20 June at Uni of Chester: http://t.co/uoRGLCShs9