Friday 21 September 2018
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.
Following an intense and exciting first 18 months, which has seen the Trust created and quickly admit six schools, the Diocese of St Albans Multi-Academy Trust is seeking to appoint an inspirational CEO to lead it into the next phase of its development. Coming from the business, charity or educational sector our new CEO will have the capacity, skills and experience to develop and grow the Trust.
Our team of six churches is full of variety and opportunity as we minister to the growing town of Howden and the villages around it. There is an opportunity to serve with six outward-looking churches, used to working well together, with specific responsibility for four parishes.
A unique opportunity to lead and shape one of Cardiff’s most well-resourced parishes, and to meet the challenges of future planned expansion in Wales’s vibrant capital city. The Bishop of Llandaff is looking for a motivated priest
St Francis is a thriving church that serves a population of some five thousand in the north-eastern part of the city of Salisbury.
We are seeking a person of professional experience, musical excellence, and demonstrated maturity in working with choirs and clergy who will also bring energy, ideas, and vision for the future development of our established music programme.
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