Friday 06 December 2019
The Revd Rosalind Brown is Residentiary Canon and Canon Librarian of Durham Cathedral, having previously trained people for ordination in Salisbury. She studied at London University and Yale Divinity School, worked for many years as a town planner before spending some years in the United States, where she was in parish ministry and a member of a Benedictine religious community.
She is the author of a number of hymns and books including: Being a Deacon Today (2005), Being a Priest Today (2002, 2006) written jointly with Christopher Cocksworth, and Can Words Express Our Wonder? Preaching in the church today (2009), all published by Canterbury Press, and Durham Sings! (2009) and Ramsey Remembered: the Durham Years (2010), published by Durham Cathedral.
King’s College has a rich tradition and future focus that supports students and the King’s community to realise the best all round education there is. An outstanding opportunity has arisen to become the Senior Chaplain for the College commencing in 2020.
Situated in the stunning Vale of White Horse with excellent transport links to Oxford and Swindon, we are looking for a priest who will engage with our mission to mirror the hospitality of God throughout the Benefice.
The Chapter of Canterbury is looking for a Canon Treasurer to join them at a very special and exciting time within the community of Canterbury Cathedral.
The Archdeacon will be joining a focused and forward looking staff team, seeking to mobilise the whole people of God for the whole mission of God, by enabling all the baptised to shine as lights for Christ in the world in the power of the Spirit.
The Diocese of St Andrews, Dunkeld and Dunblane in partnership with Church Army seeks a Priest Evangelist to serve as Priest-in-Charge of St Luke’s, Glenrothes and St Finnian’s, Lochgelly and Lead Evangelist of the Central Fife Centre of Mission
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