Thursday 09 April 2020
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.
Applications are invited for the position of Bampton Lecturer for 2021.
The Church has a vision of becoming a ‘community of communities’, with worship at the heart of each of those communities in some form. You will be responsible for developing a coherent strategy and a set of costed proposals which will equip the church to serve communities whose needs are not being met, and who may be marginalised. This will involve scoping the most urgent community needs; helping respond to, and shape, the vision of the congregation; identifying and developing partnerships with other city-centre churches and third sector providers with whom we might wish to work.
Azalea is Christian charity committed to helping all involved in commercial sexual exploitation to find freedom.
This post offers the opportunity to combine responsibility for helping the diocese in its strategic commitment to growing and developing vocations to lay and ordained ministry with part-time parochial ministry in a lovely village setting.
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