Welcome to the Enews for August 22
Welcome to the latest Enews with
events, resources, news
and more.
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Young people have gathered for this summer’s Ripon Venture camps, which combine fun activities with Christian engagement. Guided by various leaders, two week-long residential courses at Ripon Grammar School for 11 to 18-year-olds included team-building exercises, such as gorge scrambling, cave exploration and group games.
Read more here
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Toddler Ministry is a growing area of work for our Children, Young People and Families team with development sessions taking place across the diocese. These gatherings enable toddler group leaders from different churches to meet and share their experience of ministering with young families.
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Clergy and laity are being encouraged to write about faith for newspapers and secular publications by the local author of many successful articles. Retired vicar Revd Peter Dodson, lives and worships in the parish of Holy Trinity, Ripon and has notched up five years of providing thought-provoking copy for the Ripon Gazette every month.
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A “prayer map” of places, days and times where anyone can share prayer is being compiled for our diocese. “It sometimes seems as if we are a bit bashful about letting everyone know that our churches are places where Christians pray, by themselves and together with others,” said Canon Paul Maybury, Diocesan Prayer and Spirituality Coordinator.
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A calling to protest against global climate change led one of our priests to take part in Extinction Rebellion's recent day of action in Leeds. Revd Jon Swales, Mission Priest at the Lighthouse Project, Leeds, has told how he was prepared to risk arrest, such was his commitment to highlighting the plight of the planet.
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A photo competition to celebrate all Christian life, great and small, across our diocese has returned to coincide with the Summer holidays. “Capture a Christian Summer” is the theme of the fun project, which aims to generate a fantastic gallery of people and places of worship.
Read more here
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Christian community life through the years starred in a special slideshow to mark the
150th anniversary of worship at Christchurch, Windhill
. Bishop of Bradford, the Rt Revd Toby Haworth was one of many visitors who attended a well-attended service at the Christchurch Local Ecumenical Partnership, beside Leeds Road, Shipley.
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A weekend-long celebration to toast 200 years of faithful worship at Holy Trinity
, Huddersfield, is open to one and all. All the clergy, musicians and congregations of the churches in Huddersfield are invited to events and a special Evensong next month.
Read more here
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Even if it raineth every day, St Edmund’s Roundhay will be better protected, thanks to a
£10,000 National Churches Trust Cornerstone Grant
towards roof and guttering repairs. Broadcaster and journalist Huw Edwards, Vice President of The National Churches Trust, said: "I’m delighted that St Edmund’s church is being helped...The work...will help secure the future of an historic building.”
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A muscle-crunching 150 mile cycle ride along the Leeds-Liverpool canal
has been completed by two fundraisers, to mark the 150th anniversary of St Thomas’s Church Sutton in Craven. The ride, completed by the Revd Brian Greenfield and Simon Collings raised money for two causes important to the community.
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Wakefield Cathedral has just teamed up with The Real Junk Food Project
to use food destined for waste in the Cathedral Kitchen and help alleviate food poverty. This is part of a new initiative at the Cathedral called Eat Up, Stand Up which will see a regular Pay As You Feel meal served in the Cathedral Kitchen every three months from September.
Read more here
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The latest edition of the Environment e-bulletin,
God's Green Fingers, came out in July. I
t is very much worth a read, this edition includes events, resources and all the latest environment news.
Read the latest edition here.
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There's plenty going on around our Diocese in the world of
Stewardship and Income Generation: exciting new training courses on offer as well as news and developments in funding.
Find out more by reading the latest Treasurer's Update.
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"Take responsibility for your discipleship ...join the online learning community" urged Bishop Nick at the close of last year's Diocesan Lay Conference. The
Digital Learning Platform is full of great information - and you ca
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join up now by visiting it and registering here
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The August edition of the
Prayer Diary is now online to download.There are fresh prayers for Sudan as well as prayers for Tanzania. Download prayers
here.
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Christian Aid are urging churches and people across Yorkshire to support an emergency appeal that is offering a lifeline to those impacted by torrential rain, floods and landslides that h
ave misplaced millions of people across India, Bangladesh and Nepal. For more details and to make a donation please visit the
Christian Aid website.
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The free
monthly printed news for September was delivered around the diocese last week -
check pick-up points and where your church's are here. This month's issue includes: flood hit communities pulling together, CofE funds for Keighley Churches and the ordination of 16 new priests.
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.is the name of Bishop Nick's blog, which includes his appearances in the House of Lords and can be viewed
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This is Becky Nicholson, our Lead Stewardship Officer, talking about some important up and coming training this Autumn that is available for those wanting to know more about church fundraising and applying for grants.
Watch the video here
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Here is the last Clergy Cricket Vlog of 2019. This year we have followed the Diocese of Leeds as they have competed in the Church Times Cricket Cup. They faced the Diocese of London in the semi finals, so an all important place in the final was up for grabs.
Watch it here
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These roles will be with a Resourcing Church in Bradford or Keighley. These roles are for a 2 year term starting in September 2019, 20 hours per week and come with a salary of £10k per annum.
Find out more here
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Would you like to be part of leading life changing youth work in the community of Normanton? They are seeking a confident Youth Worker to lead groups, trips and events.
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For all other vacancies across the diocese please follow the links below:
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Useful links & Information
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For safeguarding issues, contact:
Jenny Price
07800 740001
Narinder Lyon
07872 005309
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Moves and Appointments
Revd Jennifer Lane to be Rector of the Lower Swale Benefice (Ripon EA)
Revd Andrew Steer, to be Priest in Charge of Gargrave with Coniston Cold and Kirkby in Malhamdale (Ripon EA)
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The Who's Who directory lists clergy & diocesan staff (email addresses & phone numbers).
Access it here
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Please contact the Communications Team with your news for future editions. The e-news is published twice a month. The next edition will be sent out on September 5. Area news stories to
enews@leeds.anglican.org
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