Wednesday 21 August 2019
News from the Diocese of Portsmouth. The Diocese of Portsmouth covers south-eastern Hampshire and the Isle of Wight.
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Bishop decries Harland and Wolff’s collapse; Hampshire priest prohibited for life after sexual misconduct; Ecclesiastical publishes new guidance on managing risks; Welsh volunteer organists to receive coaching
09 Aug 2019
Choir Church has been running for six months. Adam Becket went to Portsmouth to track its progress
28 Jun 2019
Bishop of Manchester is dubious about government figures
08 Feb 2019
23 Jan 2019
14 Dec 2018
16 Nov 2018
26 Oct 2018
28 Sep 2018
20 Sep 2018
06 Jul 2018
20 Jun 2018
01 Jun 2018
We are seeking a courageous and resilient person who will be a prophetic voice in this urban village setting. We are looking for someone who will work collaboratively within the innovative team ministry and who will be excited and energised about this challenging post.
A lovely single parish just north of the historic Sussex town of Lewes is looking for an interim priest for a period of up to two years. The parish has committed lay leadership, two beautiful churches and a good parsonage house located in Offham.
Seeks to appoint an accomplished, imaginative musician sympathetic to the Christian faith as Director of Music/Organist
We are looking for a part-time children and youth worker for eight hours per week, to lead the young people in our broad and inclusive church where we value formal liturgy, challenging preaching, and fine music. Salary £13 per hour.
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David Walker reflects on the rich communal inheritance he draws on in Manchester, 200 years after the Peterloo Massacre
SENTENCES of Imprisonment for Public Protection (IPP) were introduced in 2005 after the Criminal Justice Act 2003 introduced the concept for those who had committed violent or sexual offences and were deemed to pose a significant risk to the public
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