Tuesday 22 September 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.
We are looking for a God-centred, spirit-led leader who can listen, discern and compassionately inspire change as we begin a new journey focused on GROWTH.
A growing church in beautiful Royal Deeside with about 70 members, organist, choir, junior choir (est. Jan 2019), active schools programme, lay ministry team & realistic plans to build a church hall.
St. Edward the Confessor, Romford is a large, inclusive and flourishing parish church committed to a Modern Catholic style of worship with a warm and welcoming congregation representing all ages and different ethnic backgrounds.
We are active, outward-looking worshipping communities, set within a benefice comprising the busy growing market town of Saxmundham and the small and lively village community of Kelsale cum Carlton. We seek a Priest-in-Charge who will be with us and lead us as we continue to grow and share the gospel.
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