Category: News
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Yvonne Tulloch: Bereavement Support – the Need and Opportunity
Whether ordained or lay at some time or other it is likely that we will encounter someone who has recently been bereaved. But how prepared and equipped are we to support and minister to them at a time when someone needs it most. It is at times of bereavement that support is needed and the […]
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A vision for the Church of England in the 2020s
View Video: A Vision for the Church of England 2020s Thursday 25 March, 12 – 1pm Archbishop Stephen Cottrell and panel members explore the emerging vision and strategic priorities for the Church for the next decade. This is the first in a series of webinars that will explore what it means to be a church […]
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New Deanery Briefing: Gearing up Lay Ministry
Currently there are around 8000 stipendiary clergy – that is less than 40% of all ordained ministers. In addition, a third of those who are ordained are in non-stipendiary or self-supporting roles and a similar number of clergy, whose average age is 75, have permission or are licenced to officiate. As we emerge from the […]
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John Spence at Deanery Briefing
John Spence is Finance Chair of the Archbishops’ Council and will detail how the Church plans to meet these financial challenges and underpin the mission and ministry programmes.
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Bp Stephen Cottrell at Deanery Briefing
Bp Stephen spoke about the COVOD-19 crisis and its impact on the Church.
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Deaneries in Action – Getting things done
Cancelled The 2020 National Deaneries Conference – Deaneries in Action – is at the Hayes Conference Center, Swanwick from 9th – 11 October. We’ve done with the talking …. Now is the time for action and getting things done! With a focus on Social Justice and engaging with youth and young people the 2020 National […]
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Thanks for the memories…
The 2018 conference was a great time of sharing and learning. If you want to relive the talks, download resources or follow up links, please visit our Links and Downloads page… We’ll be adding video and powerpoints as we collect them…
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The Ten Principles of Catholic Social Teaching
Bishop Adrian talked about the ten principles of Catholic Social Teaching: Dignity of the Human Person Common Good and Community Option for the Poor Rights and Responsibilities Role of Government and Subsidiarity Economic Justice Stewardship of God’s Creation Promotion of Peace and Disarmament Participation Global Solidarity and Development See: 10 Principles of Catholic Social Teaching
