Monday 20 September 2021
LORD CAREY, a former Archbishop of Canterbury, has had his Permission to Officiate (PTO) restored, the diocese of Oxford announced on Monday afternoon
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THE new National Register of Clergy, which will list the name and ministerial authority of every cleric in the Church of England, is to go live in May
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ON WEDNESDAY afternoon, the General Synod voted to consider and approve the National Ministry (Clergy) Regulations 2020 for the establishment of a national clergy register (News, 29 June 2018). Several amendments to the regulations were carried
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This is an exciting role based half time at St Michael’s, Old Rossington in a newly established Mission Area of five parishes, and half time with South Yorkshire Police, both serving a diverse socio-economic context. The successful candidate will be a person in priestly orders in the Church of England, who has completed IME2 and will be able to combine both roles with passion and care.
The Diocese of Coventry is seeking to appoint a part time New Ministries Lead to focus on the growth and development of new ministers, both ordained and lay, as part of the overall Diocesan Strategy.
We are looking for a colleague to help us reimagine and revitalise our capacity for Local Ministry at every level of Diocesan life.
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