The Church of England describes vocation as what we are called to be and to do. I like it. It’s so simple and yet says so much. We are in that we inhabit…
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As you may already know or at least have realised, the current vocational discernment process in the Church of England is going a little bit differently. Perhaps the biggest change during…
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Another guest post, this time from a local colleague, Rev’d Danny Pegg who writes about the relevance of Rogationtide in current circumstances… “You’re going to do something aren’t you? You’re the…
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Maybe not always, but as much as possible, I’ve tried not to be negative on my blog. If I’m asked to review a book I’d rather just not post a review…
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Today is ‘Vocations Sunday’, a day where we look at what it means to ‘have a vocation’ – that is: to be called, to step into what God is asking of…
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It’s Good Friday. I find myself feeling sad this morning. It’s Holy Week. And yet this week I’ve barely had time to even recognise what day it is, let alone that…
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I’ve put together reflections for Holy Week a few times and thought they might be useful to share in current circumstances, feel free to use them yourself or in your churches.…
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In the last week I have seen a few ‘so what is the church doing?’ kind of comments/posts on social media and the like, around Coronavirus. Especially so since religious staff…
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Updated last 28/3/20 With the ongoing situation with Coronavirus, we just don’t know what the next few weeks or months will hold. For some of us we’ll be self-isolating for our…
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Church of England & Ministry Ministry Mum Slider Uncategorizednew guidance for family friendly policies
Last week I was quoted in The Church Times in an article about training for ministry in the Church of England, and what barriers still exist for women. So it was…