Saturday 19 July 2025
Robert Innes is the Bishop in Europe. Read more: news from the Diocese in Europe
A SIGN on the door of an Anglican church in Istanbul has been altered after the Bishop in Europe, Dr Robert Innes, requested its removal
15 Jul 2025
THE extent of the General Synod’s ability to shape the spending of the Church Commissioners’ funds was explored during this week’s meeting in York
14 Jul 2025
THE delay in the timetable to complete the Living in Love and Faith process (LLF) dominated a brief discussion at the General Synod on the Thursday morning
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We invite you to consider through prayer and careful discernment whether God may be calling you to a new chapter of life and ministry here in the Diocese of Lincoln Archdeacon of Stow & Lindsey
We are seeking a vicar who will lead our two churches which are active and involved as an open evangelical Christian presence in the communities we serve. With the Bible as our basis and led by the Spirit, we listen to, and try to live out, the teachings of Jesus.
The Garrowby Hill Benefice comprises five rural parishes, all with listed buildings in very picturesque settings but what sets us apart is not the buildings, but the Church – God’s people living and working in those parishes. We are committed, supportive and active in sharing our faith through our worship in our churches and via our regular broadcast services.
If you have a love of rural ministry this is an opportunity to develop in our new Benefice: Ansty, Chilmark, Fonthill Bishop, Fonthill Gifford, Hindon w Chicklade & Pertwood, Swallowcliffe, and Tisbury.
The Bishop of Rochester and the Bishop of Richborough, in consultation with our Patron (Keble College, Oxford), seek to appoint a Society priest who will offer an evangelistic, pastoral, sacramental and liturgical ministry to the benefice.
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