Hi all, I came across this great blog by Nancy Wallace, who’s a vocations adviser in the CofE and so I thought I’d pass it on, I’ve added it to our blog roll on the left, but I’m aware that putting out a post and sending it around Facebook and the rest helps to get these things known and heard. I’m looking for more blogs, in the post Easter low period, as we gather ourselves up for Ascension and the Queens Jubilee.
Which on another note what are you doing for the Queens Jubilee? Have you joined up with the Big Lunch or are you hiding in the rafters that day? If you get a chance maybe you could write up what is going to happen at your Big Lunch and let me know, with some pictures would be good.
Great new blog from Claire Alcock on the assault course of tests needed to prove you are a ‘capable curate’! Claire writes a super blog – well worth following, this link will take you to it!
Bridget Adams one of the members of our network has recently been part of a series of short episodes on the subject of is it right to ask God to make us rich.
We are pleased to announce our next conference is called ‘Engaging Conflict’, with our main speaker The Ven Rachel Treweek (Archdeacon of Hackney). Encountering conflict is an inevitable part of Ministry and we are delighted that Rachel will share her wisdom and experience with us as we explore how we might engage with conflict in constructive ways. Click here to find out more and get the booking form, the conference will be held from October 22nd-24th 2012 at Launde Abbey.
“ I am so glad the papers which were at the core of our discussion and dialogue are able to be read more widely now. I would like to thank those from Reform and Awesome who took part and made our meetings possible. The conversations show one way in which we in the Church can “maintain the unity of the Spirit in the bond of peace” as we submit to scripture, we listen, we robustly engage and we love, as Ephesians goes on to say “we are members of one another”. My prayer is that this publication will spur us to go on seeking to “speak the truth in love” and build up the body of Christ, especially in these days,
Graham Ward, Fergusson Professor of Philosophical Theology and Ethics at The University of Manchester
Robin Dunbar, Professor of Evolutionary Anthropology and Director of the Institute of Cognitive and Evolutionary Anthropology in the School of Anthropology, and a Fellow of Magdalen College at the University of Oxford
Follow up event on Saturday June 4th 11-12.30 St Michael at the Northgate, Cornmarket St, Oxford, United Kingdom
I Call You Friend is a follow-up event to the main The Veritas Forum at Oxford called The Social Net(works?) that will be held on 1 June in the Sheldonian Theatre. Visit the Facebook page here -http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=170632929659399
Our speakers at this year’s conference are so far Rev Erin Clifford, who has just started working at HTB, and Rev Sally Hitchiner, curate at St John’s Ealing, find out more
We’ve created a new page for advertised jobs out there we know would like to hear from ordained women. There’s a job at the moment for vicar of Christ Church with St Martha on the Hill, Guildford. This lively evangelical benefice combines Christ Church, with its vibrant congregation in a primarily residential parish near the centre of Guildford, with St Martha’s parish, set on the rural Pilgrim’s Way with a ministry to residents and visitors. Large staff team. Programme of activities for all age groups. CW, BCP and other worship traditions. Home Groups and Prayer Groups. READ MORE HERE
There is a day conference on May 26th 2011 with Revd Dr Emma Percy exploring the theological, missional, ministerial and practical implications of this relatively un–visited topic. Emma’s writing and research explores the interface of mothering and ministry and how that dialogue can inform and enrich our self-understanding and ministerial practice.
This conference is not just for women clergy/ministers with children but for anyone – male and female, married and single – who wants to think about the impact of this theme in the Church and wider society.
The cost of the day is £15 (subsidised by Ely Diocese). For more details please contact Revd Pauline Reid, tel. 01638 508990 or email revpauline@btinternet.com
After a fourth meeting Awesome and Reform have published a final statement on our meetings, for the time being. Please go to our press pages to read the full statement.
We are a network of women ordained into the Anglican Church from across the evangelical spectrum. Welcome to our website do get in touch if you want to find out more about us.
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Hi all, I came across this great blog by Nancy Wallace, who’s a vocations adviser in the CofE and so I thought I’d pass it on, I’ve added it to our blog roll on the left, but I’m aware that putting out a post and sending it around Facebook and the rest helps to get these things known and heard. I’m looking for more blogs, in the post Easter low period, as we gather ourselves up for Ascension and the Queens Jubilee.
We’ve created a new page for advertised jobs out there we know would like to hear from ordained women. There’s a job at the moment for vicar of Christ Church with St Martha on the Hill, Guildford. This lively evangelical benefice combines Christ Church, with its vibrant congregation in a primarily residential parish near the centre of Guildford, with St Martha’s parish, set on the rural Pilgrim’s Way with a ministry to residents and visitors. Large staff team. Programme of activities for all age groups. CW, BCP and other worship traditions. Home Groups and Prayer Groups. 
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