Wednesday 17 July 2019
Andrew Brown writes on religion for The Guardian, and writes the weekly Press column for the Church Times. His book Fishing in Utopia, a memoir about living in Sweden, won the 2009 Orwell Prize. He is also the co-author, with Linda Woodhead, of That Was The Church That Was: How the Church of England lost the English people, published by Bloomsbury.
Founded in 1891, Mary Andrews College is uniquely poised to champion theological formation for women, inspiring faith in action through an applied theology of ministry and an enriching capacity to make the gospel intelligible.
We are praying for an enthusiastic and inclusive leader to continue to build on our success as a well-attended and active church Could you be our next leader?
The parish is set in beautiful rural countryside on the SW Wiltshire/Dorset border, with excellent road and rail links and with the magical Stourhead Gardens at its centre. It consists of four adjoining villages each with its own church.
Working directly for the General Secretary of the Council of Lutheran Churches (CLC) but also supporting the Lutheran Church in Great Britain (LCiGB), you will be the ‘admin fixer’, picking up and pro-actively completing a wide range of tasks and projects for the CLC and the LCiGB.
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