Wednesday 21 August 2019
The Arthur Townrow Fund has moneys available to help spinsters aged over 40 and resident in England, and widows and spinsters who reside in the Chesterfield area. It can be contacted at PO Box 48, Chesterfield S40 1XT, or by phone on 01246 238086.
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We are seeking a courageous and resilient person who will be a prophetic voice in this urban village setting. We are looking for someone who will work collaboratively within the innovative team ministry and who will be excited and energised about this challenging post.
Our grouping of seven supportive, open-hearted, rural parishes of broad churchmanship just north of Oxford is looking for a collaborative colleague to join our busy team.
St. Francis in the Fields Episcopal Church in Louisville, KY is seeking a new rector to pastor and lead our congregation (ASA 350) St. Francis in the Fields is the largest Episcopal Parish in the State of Kentucky, established in 1946. We are a low-church Episcopal Parish. We follow Jesus Christ as our Lord and Saviour and believe the Holy Scriptures to be the revealed word of God. We uphold the Creeds and traditions of the Church. All are welcome here to find a spiritual home and to be ministered to with love and grace.
We are looking for a part-time children and youth worker for eight hours per week, to lead the young people in our broad and inclusive church where we value formal liturgy, challenging preaching, and fine music. Salary £13 per hour.
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