Thursday 28 May 2020
Archaeologists from Cambridge University have discovered the complete skeletal remains of 400 medieval burials, in a dig beneath the Old Divinity School at St John's College.
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We are seeking God’s person for this lively benefice in Dorset. A Rector who, starting in prayer and with the guidance of the Holy Spirit, will value and enable the ministry of every member of our congregations.
We believe we are on the threshold of something new that the Holy Spirit is leading us towards: could you be the person God is calling to lead us towards: could you be the person God is calling to lead us through this transformation and beyond?
We are looking for a Rector for these attractive villages (combined population 4,362; ER: 174; USA: 65) in the south-east corner of East Sussex, near to the historic town of Rye. The benefice comprises three parishes and four churches, with the Rector based in Brede and an Associate Vicar in Beckley and Peasmarsh.
to join the clergy team at Launde Abbey, the diocesan retreat house for Leicester and Peterborough dioceses and with a national and ecumenical profile. They will share in the regular prayer and worship of the community, and in developing the programme of retreats, Quiet Days and courses. There will be a particular opportunity to develop contacts with schools.
St Mark’s is a large, lively, evangelical, charismatic church (500+ adults, 200+ youth and children), a short walk from Clapham Junction.
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