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Through inclusion of and "equality for all people, regardless of disability, economic power, ethnicity, sex, gender identity, learning disability, mental health, neurodiversity, or sexuality” (Together for the Church of England) “Thy kingdom come”.
Through inclusion of and "equality for all people, regardless of disability, economic power, ethnicity, sex, gender identity, learning disability, mental health, neurodiversity, or sexuality” (Together for the Church of England) “Thy kingdom come”.
Through inclusion of and "equality for all people, regardless of disability, economic power, ethnicity, sex, gender identity, learning disability, mental health, neurodiversity, or sexuality” (Together for the Church of England) “Thy kingdom come”.
Farmers have lost their crops.
These wildfires are one very obvious sign of the huge impact climate change is having, but so much is being affected, likely more than we even realise. Recently, at S.
This is our beautiful wildflower garden. It is imperative that we all increase our efforts to fight climate change as individuals, and as a Church.
For three years, I have also been a District Church Council member (Halas is one parish with five districts, so we have a PCC and five DCCs), and, more recently, have been elected to Deanery Synod. I am currently studying, and hugely enjoying, a BA in Modern Languages (French, German, Russian) at the University of Birmingham, where I also work in a variety of roles, including as research intern, student ambassador, and receptionist.
Our Lord tells us, “As I have loved you, so you must love one another.” (John 13:34, GNT) And that “one another” that we need to love, that’s everyone - your friends… and everyone else. I have moved house frequently, living in communities in varied areas and worshipping with a wide range of churches across the Birmingham and Worcester Dioceses.
Through caring for creation And this call of love extends beyond loving and caring for one another to loving and caring for the world of which we have been given stewardship.
For many years, we have been part of a Beach Mission team at various summer resorts.
This takes the gospel to all sorts of people and is also a great way to train young people on the team.
I am a member of the PCC, and have recently been involved in the church remodelling work, an Alpha Course and co-host a Small Group with a particular interest in Bible Teaching.
This takes the gospel to all sorts of people and is also a great way to train young people on the team.
Young people no longer automatically follow in the footsteps of their parents.
We have lost many men and young people that we have failed to introduce to Jesus.
Disability, class, gender, vocation, sexuality, governance, safe-guarding, finance, ministry are not separate issues.
I speak up I’ve spoken in debates, asked questions and proposed amendments on a issues including Living in Love and Faith (LLF), working-class vocations, estates ministry, women's ministry, finance and neurodiversity.
I speak up I’ve spoken in debates, asked questions and proposed amendments on a issues including Living in Love and Faith (LLF), working-class vocations, estates ministry, women's ministry, finance and neurodiversity.
As a member of the CofE's Mission and Public
Disability, class, gender, vocation, sexuality, governance, safe-guarding, finance, ministry are not separate issues.
I speak up I’ve spoken in debates, asked questions and proposed amendments on a issues including Living in Love and Faith (LLF), working-class vocations, estates ministry, women's ministry, finance and neurodiversity.
I speak up I’ve spoken in debates, asked questions and proposed amendments on a issues including Living in Love and Faith (LLF), working-class vocations, estates ministry, women's ministry, finance and neurodiversity.
I’m a priest with PTO, following 11 years’ of stipendiary parish ministry on deprived estates in Byker and Sunderland.
I speak up I’ve spoken in debates, asked questions and proposed amendments on a issues including Living in Love and Faith (LLF), working-class vocations, estates ministry, women's ministry, finance and neurodiversity.
and Ministry webinars I helped to plan and lead with members of the national vocations team, I've created spaces where people's previously unheard experiences can be shared, explored and taken seriously.
Disability, class, gender, vocation, sexuality, governance, safe-guarding, finance, ministry are not separate issues.
I speak up I’ve spoken in debates, asked questions and proposed amendments on a issues including Living in Love and Faith (LLF), working-class vocations, estates ministry, women's ministry, finance and neurodiversity.
I speak up I’ve spoken in debates, asked questions and proposed amendments on a issues including Living in Love and Faith (LLF), working-class vocations, estates ministry, women's ministry, finance and neurodiversity.
and Ministry webinars I helped to plan and lead with members of the national vocations team, I've created spaces where people's previously unheard experiences can be shared, explored and taken seriously.
I've also represented the Church of England at the URC’s General Assembly multiple times and now serve on a committee developing dialogue between our two denominations.
It continues to grow as a vulnerably honest, encouraging ecumenical sacred community.
Some of my focuses will be: Prayers of love and faith; Cautious and limited use of AI; Women in ministry; Working-class ministry opportunities; The eco church.
I would like to be elected as one of our General Synod representatives for the following reasons: I am a member of multiple under-represented groups (queer, disabled, woman looking at ministry, young, working class) in the national church, due to this I have unique insights into many of the concerns of these groups and I am willing to listen and speak up in important debates.
Some of my focuses will be: Prayers of love and faith; Cautious and limited use of AI; Women in ministry; Working-class ministry opportunities; The eco church.
Some of my focuses will be: Prayers of love and faith; Cautious and limited use of AI; Women in ministry; Working-class ministry opportunities; The eco church.
Some of my focuses will be: Prayers of love and faith; Cautious and limited use of AI; Women in ministry; Working-class ministry opportunities; The eco church.
I would like to be elected as one of our General Synod representatives for the following reasons: I am a member of multiple under-represented groups (queer, disabled, woman looking at ministry, young, working class) in the national church, due to this I have unique insights into many of the concerns of these groups and I am willing to listen and speak up in important debates.
Responsibilities: Church Reader; Youth Holiday Scheme Worker; Youth Worker; Gathered Bible Study; PCC Member; Deanery Synod Representative
Some of my focuses will be: Prayers of love and faith; Cautious and limited use of AI; Women in ministry; Working-class ministry opportunities; The eco church.
Once I have my degree I intend to study for a masters at Queen's Ecumenical College.
I'm a Youth Worker for one of my local churches, a role which means I get to see how important teen spaces are currently as well as how important teen specific religious spaces are to the spiritual growth of the next generation.
I'm a Youth Worker for one of my local churches, a role which means I get to see how important teen spaces are currently as well as how important teen specific religious spaces are to the spiritual growth of the next generation.
I'm a Youth Worker for one of my local churches, a role which means I get to see how important teen spaces are currently as well as how important teen specific religious spaces are to the spiritual growth of the next generation.
Responsibilities: Church Reader; Youth Holiday Scheme Worker; Youth Worker; Gathered Bible Study; PCC Member; Deanery Synod Representative
Responsibilities: Church Reader; Youth Holiday Scheme Worker; Youth Worker; Gathered Bible Study; PCC Member; Deanery Synod Representative
As a church youth worker who has helped two groups start up, I am committed to the future of our church.
As a church youth worker who has helped two groups start up, I am committed to the future of our church.
I have been lucky enough to see how many of Walsall's youth are trying to interact with God, but there is a clear lack of teen specific spaces.
My youth have had access to a space curated for them where they can learn age-appropriate lessons about God and the Bible; this has led to an increase in younger people attending the local church, something that is incredibly important for the longevity of the national church.
I would seek to bring the voice of local communities into the decisions of the wider Church, and to support a Church that is strong in Christ, faithful in its mission and attentive to the people it serves.
My Christian faith is rooted in Scripture and the Holy Trinity.
I value the Anglican tradition of the Church of England and its calling to serve both the Church and the wider community.
I want to see a Church that is confident in Christ, faithful to Scripture, and willing to meet the needs of people and the challenges of our time.
The Church should also have the courage to speak against injustice, hear voices that are often overlooked, respond to human need with love, and care faithfully for God’s creation and the environment.
The Church should also have the courage to speak against injustice, hear voices that are often overlooked, respond to human need with love, and care faithfully for God’s creation and the environment.
Significant work has been achieved on practice, oversight, and governance in safeguarding but that there is more work to be done on identifying the most appropriate arrangements for independent scrutiny and governance arrangements.
I firmly believe that the parish is where frontline mission and ministry takes place and that any Diocese and the central Church exists solely to support gospel ministry at grass roots level.
I firmly believe that the parish is where frontline mission and ministry takes place and that any Diocese and the central Church exists solely to support gospel ministry at grass roots level.
• the historic resources of the Church are used for clear mission and ministry
General Synod must act in a way that extends the mission of the Church and enables every local parish to focus on sharing the good news of Jesus through word and deed.
General Synod must act in a way that extends the mission of the Church and enables every local parish to focus on sharing the good news of Jesus through word and deed.
If elected I will seek to ensure that the most appropriate decisions are made in each of these, and other areas, to enable clergy to keep evangelism and growing disciples central to their ministry; to keep the main thing the main thing!
If elected I will seek to ensure that the most appropriate decisions are made in each of these, and other areas, to enable clergy to keep evangelism and growing disciples central to their ministry; to keep the main thing the main thing!
It was through Scripture Union holiday clubs that I first encountered Jesus, and I remain deeply grateful to the many people who patiently nurtured my faith and helped me discover the love of Christ.
After graduating, I spent a year as a pastoral assistant before beginning ordination training.
In my role as Archdeacon I recognise many of the challenges that clergy face today, which include parish finances, an ever increasing administrative burden and concerns around their own health and well-being.
I understand that the next quinquennium will continue to work on the Governance Review that Bishop Andrew chaired, as well as addressing the questions about how money from the Church Commissioners is allocated.
families, children and young people
e As someone who has walked alongside victims of historic abuse, continuing raising safeguarding standards is paramount.
e As someone who has walked alongside victims of historic abuse, continuing raising safeguarding standards is paramount.
e As someone who has walked alongside victims of historic abuse, continuing raising safeguarding standards is paramount.
e 1am passionate that the church gives a global welcome to all outsiders so that barriers are broken down and effective evangelism can take place.
I’m stepping forward to represent ’The People’ - people in our parishes, people in our schools, people in the work force, people in leadership, people in poverty.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me on 07887 702 021 or [email protected] or pop by for a visit The Vicarage, 9 College close, Rowlands Castle, PO9 6AJ The kettle is always on; cake is freshly baked!
However, it wasn’t until the debate regarding Women Bishops that I knew I had a significant part to play.
Qualified outdoor education coach and assessor, Ordained Priest 2013, been through 5 dioceses, over 12 parishes, married to Andrew, 1 cat, too many boats to count!
e Children, young people and families must be a priority, so that our churches can grow younger.
I also founded and run Pride Brass North East, which provides brass bands for local LGBTQ+ Pride parades.
As a member of the LGBTQ+ and neurodiverse communities and carer for my disabled partner, I am aware of how the church can be a crucial support for members of marginalised communities, but also a very difficult place to exist.
An Inclusive Church “I am committed to equality for everyone, at all levels and roles within the church, regardless of disability, economic power, ethnicity, sex, gender identity, learning disability, mental health, neurodiversity, or sexuality."
An Inclusive Church “I am committed to equality for everyone, at all levels and roles within the church, regardless of disability, economic power, ethnicity, sex, gender identity, learning disability, mental health, neurodiversity, or sexuality."
As a member of the LGBTQ+ community, I am very aware of the hurt that LGBTQ+ people and other minorities have often experienced in the church, and support moves towards greater inclusion, including increased support for committed same- sex relationships.
As a member of the LGBTQ+ community, I am very aware of the hurt that LGBTQ+ people and other minorities have often experienced in the church, and support moves towards greater inclusion, including increased support for committed same- sex relationships.
As a member of the LGBTQ+ community, I am very aware of the hurt that LGBTQ+ people and other minorities have often experienced in the church, and support moves towards greater inclusion, including increased support for committed same- sex relationships.
I remain committed to the church’s outreach to young people, who are our future, and have served for over 25 years on Christian holiday camps for teenagers.
Previously, I led the software development team at the University of Durham, and worked at St John’s College on Christian Apologetics projects, focusing on Faith and Science and youth outreach.
We must think creatively about how to use these assets and cultural connections to strengthen the church’s place in society, fund our mission, and spread the word of God.
Leader on Scripture
We must think creatively about how to use these assets and cultural connections to strengthen the church’s place in society, fund our mission, and spread the word of God.
I currently work on delivery of the PIP benefit, which is a vital lifeline to thousands of disabled people.
An Inclusive Church “I am committed to equality for everyone, at all levels and roles within the church, regardless of disability, economic power, ethnicity, sex, gender identity, learning disability, mental health, neurodiversity, or sexuality."
An Inclusive Church “I am committed to equality for everyone, at all levels and roles within the church, regardless of disability, economic power, ethnicity, sex, gender identity, learning disability, mental health, neurodiversity, or sexuality."
An Inclusive Church “I am committed to equality for everyone, at all levels and roles within the church, regardless of disability, economic power, ethnicity, sex, gender identity, learning disability, mental health, neurodiversity, or sexuality."
An Inclusive Church “I am committed to equality for everyone, at all levels and roles within the church, regardless of disability, economic power, ethnicity, sex, gender identity, learning disability, mental health, neurodiversity, or sexuality."
For most of this time I have been a member of St Nics Church, Durham, serving as a worship leader, musician and tech lead as well as on the PCC.
Livewires technology holidays for teenagers
I grew up in a Christian family, but came to a personal faith through youth ministry.
I grew up in a Christian family, but came to a personal faith through youth ministry.
I remain committed to the church’s outreach to young people, who are our future, and have served for over 25 years on Christian holiday camps for teenagers.