Friday 17 September 2021
What are the lessons of the pandemic? Philip North, Sharon Prentis, Eve Poole, Ann Morisy, John Inge, Bex Lewis, Hugh Williamson, Kate Wharton, Ann Pettifor, and Harry Baker write for this Church Times special issue.
AN EXPERT panel took part in a live Church Times webinar early in July to consider aspects of life that could or should be better in the post-pandemic world
13 Jul 2020
Ministry: The crisis is showing patterns that can enable the Church to recapture imaginations with the gospel, says Philip North
26 Jun 2020
Inequality: The Church must grapple with pre-existing social, economic, and racial disparities exposed by the pandemic, says Sharon Prentis
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.
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Applications are invited for the position of the Gresham Professor of Divinity. Gresham College has been giving free public lectures
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