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Sarah Meyrick reports from the event at Great St Mary’s and St John’s College
The Bishop of Willesden and Keble College Oxford invite applications for the role of: Interim Priest in Charge, St Nicholas Hayes (0.5) and Assistant Mission Enabler for South Hillingdon (0.5)
Priest-in-Charge (initially funded for 3 years) extendable to 5 years if considered to be successful at 2.5 years review.
Our chaplaincy has a modern yet traditional feel. Sunday services are held alternately in three venues, encompassing communities in the village, city and on the coast. Online midweek meetings unite us all.
The Bishop of Gloucester seeks to appoint a Priest in Charge for the Benefice of Kemble, Poole Keynes, Somerford Keynes with Shorncote,
An exciting opportunity for a vicar who will cherish and nurture a diverse range of styles of worship including traditional, informal, Café Church and Messy Church. We have a beautiful church building, fully equipped with AV facilities, and a stunning halls complex which provides a lively hub for the local community.
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