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St Andrew’s, Earlsfield is seeking an Associate Priest (House for Duty) to join us at an important stage in the life of our parish.
An exciting opportunity for a visionary leader good at team building and encouraging others to reach out with Christ’s love.
The Bishop of Gloucester is seeking to appoint an Archdeacon of Gloucester who will work alongside her, the Bishop of Tewkesbury and the Archdeacon of Cheltenham as part of the Bishop’s senior staff team.
We are seeking a compassionate and Jesus-centred leader who will lead this growing and flourishing church, situated mid-way between Derby and Nottingham in South East Derbyshire, in our faith journey and take us to the next stage of all that God is calling us to.
St Albans is a praying community with the Eucharist at its heart.
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