Sunday 20 January 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.
We are expecting the Senior Music Minister, in close consultation with the senior team, to develop their own vision for music (and the arts) which will serve All Souls and the wider church.
Join us in the beautiful South Downs National Park where we seek a new spiritual leader to nurture and encourage our three parishes.
The United Benefice of Haslemere & Grayswood invite applications for two posts. Haslemere is a delightful market town of c17,000 people in the south of Surrey whilst Grayswood is a small village of c900 people, just a mile north of Haslemere.
Our new Incumbent is invited to lead, nurture and love our ministry team of clergy and laity; working together in our vibrant village communities with eight parishes and ten churches, set in beautiful South Wiltshire.
St John’s College seeks to appoint a person of with strong leadership, pioneering and relational skills to serve as Director of Formation and Mixed-Mode Training at Cranmer Hall, training Christlike missional leaders in both a residential and mixed-mode context.
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