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Reader Newsletter autumn 2019
Dates For Your Diary Sat 28 Sept All Together as Kingdom People (page 4)10am - 4pm Worcester - various locations
Sat 5 Oct Knitting and Crocheting Ministry (page 6)10am - 1pm Abberley Village Hall
Wed 9 Oct Evangelism Taster (page 6)7:30-9:30pm at St Andrew’s, Droitwich
Mon 14 Oct ALM Introduction (page 6)7:30-9:30pm St. James, Wollaston
Tues 15 Oct Sharing Faith as a Grandparent (page 7)7:30-9:30pm St Michael & All Angels, Norton, Stourbridge
Thur 17 Oct Bereavement Care Training Day (page 7)9:30am - 4pm Trinity Methodist church, Kidderminster
Wed 23 Oct ALM Introduction (page 6)7:30-9:30pm The Old Palace
Thur 31 Oct ‘Soul Food’ Quiet Day at Holland House (page 5)
Thur 7 Nov Spiritual Directors Network at Inkberrow (page 8)10am - 12:30pm
Thur 7 Nov iKnow Church Skills & Development (page 8)9:30-4:30pm at The Old Palace
Sat 9 Nov Stretch & Grow ! (page 8)9am - 4pm The Old Palace
Wed 13 Nov Preaching on Ephesians - evening (page 9)7:15 - 9:30 St Georges Kidderminster
Thur 14 Nov Preaching on Ephesians - daytime (page 9)10am - 4:30pm St Andrews Worcester
Mon 18 Nov Caring for One Another’s Mental Wellbeing Skills/Development7:30-9:30pm The Old Palace (page 9)
Tue 19 Nov Caring for One Another’s Mental Wellbeing Skills/Development10:30am-12:30pm St Francis Dudley (page 9)
Welcome to the Autumn edition of the Readers Newsletter. Inside you will find details of Reader events plus other information
relevant to Reader Ministry.
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The Warden writes…..
As I write this, it is the first anniversary of my appointment in the 5 country parishes comprising Holy Cross South. You may, in your Licensed Lay Ministry, have had new Vicars and if so, will know how it takes time for things to settle down. So it has been in my parish duties. To make a better fit with those duties I have changed my Day Off. Now it is a THURSDAY. Accordingly, when this time last year I said that I would do some Reader/LLM work on a Thursday afternoon as well as my Monday at the Old Palace, that no longer is the case. I don’t want to do any work on my Day Off. It has meant that I have been answering emails from and about LLMs very randomly. So, from now on, if you contact me, unless it is very urgent, please stick to the Monday at the Old Palace, or Friday morning.
Other admin notices:
You may be aware that there has been a re-organization at the Old Palace. Doug Chaplin has changed his role and now is exclusively working to develop Lay Ministry. For the very first time, he is being paid to do the Director of Reader Training Role which is very good news for both Doug and all Readers’/LLMs.
Secondly, the Reverend Rob Farmer, Vicar in Ronkswood in Worcester, has eagerly agreed to follow in the footsteps of Rev’d Canon Nick Wright as the next Archdeaconry of Worcester Warden of Readers. Sad though we are that Nick is retiring from the Archdeaconry Warden role, we wish Rob great joy in that role and he is good news for Worcester Archdeaconry LLMs. He introduces himself elsewhere in this Newsletter.
Another crossover from my Parish work and that with Readers/LLMs…Last night I found myself preaching in one of the churches and shared with then something I had picked up at the Central Readers Council AGM back in April. It’s an idea how we all can a little more knowingly be trying to put our faith into effect Saturday to Sunday; and how we might quite simply make a stand against the secular culture in which we all now live.
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One of the speakers in the morning session talked of the 6 ‘M’s…
1. How we should all MODEL Godly character…and I’m sure you all do that, all the time
2. Make good work, whether it‘s beds, gardens, in industry or in a classroom, consciously do it well for God.
3. Minister grace and love…be aware that you are loving the people in the bus queue, at the supermarket checkout, at the school gate, in the Mothers’ Union…
4. Mould the local culture ……make it clear that this is how things are to be, loving, compassionate, true and fair.
5. Be a Mouthpiece for freedom and justice….. Support Fairtrade, write letters, whether on behalf of oppressed people or in the newspaper, help out at local refugee centres….
6. And if you do all those, being a Messenger of the Gospel is easy.
In the context of the new vision for Readers and the work of the CRC Chair, Bishop Martyn Snow in that “Saturday to Sunday” Booklet, we may be affrighted at the prospect of change. But as we tried to show at the Holland House weekend, Teaching the Faith is well within the capacity of many, and Local Mission in the 6 ‘M’s too is not hard in principle….
It’s putting it into practice that’s’ is harder.
But then, as GK Chesterton said: It’s not that Christianity has been tried and found wanting, it’s that it hasn’t been tried.
Thank you for all you are and all you do.
Prayers and Blessings
Sue
Book the Date Reader Weekend at Holland House
Friday 15th - Sun 17 May 2020
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New Worcester Archdeaconry Warden of Readers
In October, the Revd Rob Farmer will be appointed as Worcester Archdeaconry Warden of Readers by Bishop John. Rob is currently Team Vicar at St Matthew, Ronkswood, part of the Worcester South East Team.
In his new role, Rob will provide support for licensed lay ministers in the Archdeaconry and will be an advocate and champion for lay ministry in the Diocese. He will offer care, support and advice to LLMs and will be part of the team encouraging and discerning vocations to licensed lay ministry, assessing the suitability of potential candidates.
While in the Diocese of Lichfield, Rob was a vocational advisor for a number of years and mentored many candidates for Reader and Ordained Local Ministry.
Rob said: “I am overjoyed to be asked to be part of the team. Encouraging the vocation and ministry of all God’s people has always been a passion of mine, and I look forward to working alongside existing LLMs and journeying with candidates for ministry.”
The Revd Canon Sue Oliver, Warden of Readers, said: “I am delighted Rob is joining the team at the heart of supporting Readers and LLMs of our Diocese. These are exciting times for the future of Lay Ministry across the country and Rob will be at the forefront of discerning new and perhaps some younger Reader vocations in the Worcester Archdeaconry.”
Rob takes over from the Revd Nick Wright who has served in this post for 24 years.
Forthcoming Diocesan Training Events
All Together As Kingdom PeopleWhen? Saturday 28th September 2019, 9.30am for a 10am start, finishing with tea and cake at 4.00pmWhere? Worcester Cathedral, The Old Palace, St Helen’s Church and Cathedral Square.Who is it for? Anyone and everyone! The Bishop of Liverpool, Paul Bayes will host a workshop on evangelism and will address us in our closing worship. A wide range of workshops will run during the day. Some sessions will be suitable for families to attend together. A climbing wall and sports cage will be available, as well as practical prayer stations and a chance to be involved in a ‘Kingdom Arts’ project.Booking Information You can find the timetable of workshops and more information on the day on thediocesan website: https://www.cofe-worcester.org.uk/all-togetherTo book your place please visit https://alltogetheraskingdompeople2019.eventbrite.co.uk
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“Soul Food” - A diet for self care A Quiet Day for Licensed Lay Ministers (Readers)
At Holland HouseCropthorne Nr Pershore WR10 3NB
On Thursday 31 October 20199.30 a.m. to 4.00 p.m.
Led by Rev. Paul Swann - All Saints Worcester
£15 will be payable for the day. All refreshments coffee /tea and lunch are included. Please advise when booking if you have any special dietary requirements
If you wish to apply for a place please send the completed application form together with your cheque payable to Worcester Diocesan Board of Finance for £15 to - Christine Hickman-Smith 4 Fold Court, The Village, Chaddesley Corbett, Worcestershire. DY10 4SA
If you would like to apply for a place and would welcome assistance with the payment for the day please email [email protected] or telephone 01562 770074 (home) or 07790 389213 (mobile)
A programme will be sent to delegates nearer the date. ………………………………………………………...............
Quiet Day Holland House Thursday 31 October 2019
Name ___________________________________________
Email Address ____________________________________
Telephone number ________________________________
Please reserve me a place: I enclose a cheque for £15. Please make your cheque out to ‘Worcester Diocesan Board of Finance’.
Special dietary requirements please _______________________________
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Reflections and Sharing - “Knitting & Crocheting Ministry”If you have a calling for this ministry, come and join us for a time of quiet reflection and sharing.Where - Abberley Village Hall WR6 6AZon Saturday 5th October 201910am till 1pm Refreshments will be available To book a place email : [email protected] or tel: 01299 489139
Evangelism - What's on Offer Mission & Ministry An overview and taster of current resourcesWho is it for? - Anyone who is interested in Evangelism.When? On Wednesday 9th October at 7.30pm in St Andrew’s Church, Droitwich.The event will showcase the various aids to evangelism that are available. Please do join us and encourage others to come along.To book your place please visit https://aidstoevangelism.eventbrite.co.uk
Introduction Evening to Authorised Lay Ministry Mission & Ministry (ALM)
Monday 14th October 2019, 7.30 – 9pm St James’ Church Hall, Belfry Drive, Wollaston, DY8 3SEWednesday 23rd October 2019, 7.30 – 9pm The Old Palace, Deansway, Worcester, WR1 2JEWho is it for? Those interested in finding out more about Authorised Lay Ministry (ALM). Do you know someone in your parish who you think might be called to serve in one of these ALM ministries? You can read more about the ALM course on our diocesan website, or you can book for one of the two information evenings, which are happening this autumn.Doug Chaplin will present some basic information about the course, and try to answer any questions people have. Since we launched the ALM scheme in the diocese of Worcester in 2010, hundreds of people have trained as Worship Leaders, Pastoral Workers, Children and Youth Workers, Evangelists and Administrators. ALM ministry has become a significant feature of our diocesan life.The course starting in 2020 marks the tenth anniversary of the ALM scheme.
To book your place please visitMonday 14th October 2019, Wollaston https://almintrowollaston.eventbrite.co.ukWednesday 23rd October 2019, Worcester https://almintroworcester.eventbrite.co.uk
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Sharing Faith as a Grandparent Tuesday 15th October 2019, 7.00 – 9.00pm St Michael & All Angels Church, Norton, Stourbridge, DY8 3EE
Who is it for? For grandparents or for those who fulfil a similar role. Ruth Walker and Anne Batchelor will host an evening and have some ideas on sharing faith with grandchildren, whether they are yours or not, near and far.To book your place on this course, please contact Liz Toone by Monday 7th October;[email protected], 01905 732828.
Bereavement Care Training Day Mission & Ministry Revisiting our pastoral theology and practice
When - Thursday 17th October 2019, 9.30am – 4pmWhere - Trinity Methodist Church Centre, 3 Churchfields, Kidderminster, DY10 2JLWho is it for? - For all clergy, LLMs and ALMs, especially funeral ministers and those involved in bereavement support.
Last year’s ‘Taking Funerals Seriously’ consultation with clergy and lay funeral ministers brought forth many requests for fresh training on our approach towards the theology of death, the experience of bereavement and our care of funeral families in their mourning. So we are planning a day conference in two parts: Theology and Practice.
Morning Session: ‘Faith, Hope and Reality: Re-imaging our theology and practice.’Deacon Eunice Attwood, Pastoral Tutor at the Queen’s Foundation in Birmingham, will help us to reflect on the apparent dissonance between ‘popular theology’ and theChurch’s traditional teaching around death and bereavement, and to consider ways inwhich we might meet people where they are and build upon their beginnings of faith.
Afternoon Session: ‘With you every step of the way’ (CofE Funerals website headline)A panel of speakers engaged in bereavement support in various contexts will help us to consider the aims of our post-funeral pastoral care and how we might take steps to provide this as part of our Church community outreach and inclusion.We intend that the day will be flexible enough for plenty of discussion and questions.We invite participants to bring a packed lunch (or nip out to the shops for one). Drinkswill be provided through the day.
If you have any questions at this stage – or would like to offer a contribution to theafternoon session from your own perspective or experience, please contactThe Revd Canon Nick Wright, 01386 443310, [email protected] book your place on this course, please visithttps://bereavementcaretrainingday.eventbrite.co.uk
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Spiritual Direction Network Reconciling our Depths - Revd. Daniel J Papworth
At the church centre, Inkberrow on Thursday 7th November 10 - 12:30pm,- with optional hour to eat your own lunch afterwards. The meeting is for anyone who is involved in the work of accompanying and listening to others on their spiritual journeys, whether they call this work Spiritual Direction or use some other name.Book your place with Nick Wright [email protected] 01386 443310
iKnow Church Skills & Development When - Thursday 7th November 2019, 9.30am – 4.30pm
Where - The Old Palace, Deansway, Worcester, WR1 2JE
Who is it for? - New and current iKnow Church clients. Training will cover Administration, Organisation and Pastoral Care, as well as an introduction to our Mobile App and the Life Events Diary. Tickets £20, include refreshments and lunch. It is essential to bring a laptop with you. To book your place on this course, please visithttps://tickets.myiknowchurch.co.uk/gb/ODIzLTQ4/t
Stretch and Grow ! With Rachel Turner from ‘Parenting for Faith BRF’When - Saturday 9th November 2019, 9am registration for a 9.30am start – 4pm
Where - The Old Palace, Deansway, Worcester, WR1 2JE
Who is it for? A day dedicated to inspiring, encouraging, resourcing and training all who work with or are surrounded by children and families in churches. Bring your own lunch - coffee and cake will be provided.For more information and to book your place, please contactEmma Pettifer, [email protected], 01905 732823
Dates for your Diary Chrism Eucharist Mission & Ministry Monday 6th April 2020, 11am – 2pmWorcester Cathedral, Worcester, WR1 2LA
Ordinations Mission & Ministry Ordination of Priests - Saturday 4th July 2020, 2pm
Spiritual Direction Network The Spiritual Direction Network is a group of clergy and lay people who are available to offer spiritual direction or accompaniment. It aims to offer support and encouragement to people beyond the Network who seek to listen and walk with others on their spiritual journeys. To request information about those offering spiritual direction in our Diocese please contact Mrs Sue Perry at [email protected]
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The Letter to the Ephesians: Bible & Theology Understanding and preaching it with Professor Andrew Lincoln
Wednesday 13th November 2019, 7.15 – 9.00pmSt George’s Church, Radford Avenue, Kidderminster, DY10 2ES
Thursday 14th November 2019, 9.45am for a 10am start – 3.30pmSt Andrew’s Methodist Church, Pump Street, Worcester, WR1 2QT
Who is it for? This event is arranged in partnership with the Methodist Church, and is open to all in either denomination who regularly preach.
Andrew Lincoln, Emeritus Professor of New Testament at the University ofGloucestershire will be our guide in approaching the letter to the Ephesians he will help us to explore a general overview of the epistle, and give suggestions as to how one might shape a sermon series around it.
Andrew has written commentaries on John, Ephesians, Colossians and Hebrews.
To book your place on this course, please visit:Wednesday 13th November 2019, 7.15pm – 9.30pmhttps://ephesiansevening.eventbrite.co.uk
Thursday 14th November 2019, 10am – 3.30pmhttps://ephesiansdaytime.eventbrite.co.uk
Caring for One Another’s Mental Wellbeing Skills & Development Monday 18th November 2019, 7.30 – 9.30pmThe Old Palace, Deansway, Worcester, WR1 2JE
Wednesday 20th November 2019, 10.30am – 12.30pmSt Francis, Poplar Crescent, Dudley, DY1 4AF
Who is it for? - Anyone in our parishes, lay or ordained. When it comes to issues of mental health, our own and others, we are often very uncertain where to start, what to do and how to help. This workshop, which will have input from Doug Chaplin, Simon Hill and Emma Pettifer and offer a mix of hints and tips, a chance to share and reflect on our own experience, and signposting to where help and training is available.
To book your place on this course, please visit:Monday 18th November 2019, 7.30pm – 9.30pm, Worcesterhttps://caringforoneanothersmentalwellbeingworcester.eventbrite.co.uk
Wednesday 20th November 2019, 10.30am – 12.30pm, Dudleyhttps://caringforoneanothersmentalwellbeingdudley.eventbrite.co.uk
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A virtual interview with Pat Hall Let us begin with a choice of drink and a slice of cake. What would your choice be? Ooh, now that might be a ‘tea’ny bit difficult. Tea? Leaves, properly brewed of course, their aromatics rising to ‘tea’se the senses. It has to be Earl Grey with a ‘tea’ny slice of lemon and lime drizzle cake. Have to watch the figure as cassocks are difficult to enlarge.
To get us underway please choose for us a hymn, song or piece of music and tell us a bit about why you chose it. My chosen hymn would be ‘Brother sister, let me serve you’, which I cannot sing with dry eyes. A few years before answering God’s call to become a Reader I used to visit Iona Abbey on retreat. The week concluded with a communion service of thanksgiving for rest and spiritual renewal. On one such occasion whilst kneeling to receive communion, unaware of anyone else around me, I suddenly became aware of the words of ‘Brother, sister let me serve you’ as the voices of the Iona community held us in a very special place. Words resonating with where I was, at that moment of time in my life. Words which brought great comfort. Words which I felt were being spoken from the lips of Jesus, for my ears to hear and my heart to hold. Those words became mine. At the end of the service we each had, randomly placed into our hands, a folded piece of paper. Words of encouragement for the journey ahead. Expectantly I unfolded mine to reveal, ‘Go and shine as the sun’. I was moved to tears, as from the early days of my teaching career I had been nicknamed ‘sunshine’ but not many people knew that.
From your accent I detect that you are quite at home in the Midlands. Have you always lived here or do you hail from more exotic climes - if that could be possible !? My mother always told me ‘beware, pride comes before a fall’ and despite being on crutches at the moment, I’ll risk it. I am proud to say, that I am West Midlands ‘born and bred’. Though straying for adventure and God’s plan to widen my experience of people and the situations they occasionally get themselves into, like a highly polished boomerang, I return to my roots, ‘North of the Diocese’.
How long have you been a Reader and where are you based? I retired as a headteacher of a Church of England primary School, in the West Midlands of course, after 42 years in teaching. I lasted a week, hadn’t got enough curtains to twitch, when a keen-eyed curate asked the question ‘would you like to get more involved in church’? The journey began with ALM training, ‘Leading Worship’ which kept me busy and opened up networking opportunities. Not much time to put all that into practice when LLM Reader Ministry began to glow over the horizon. On the 15th June 2013, the sun shone brightly, rays of love hope and joy emanating from all who gathered to celebrate the LLM licensing service in Worcester Cathedral. The day I stepped out to ‘hold the Christlight’ before all whom I was to meet on my journey ahead, fellow pilgrims, fellow travellers.
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Looking back, can you pinpoint a moment when your faith journey began? It began I guess way back as I come from a family for whom church was important in their lives. My mother was the verger of our local church, St Chad in Smethwick, no longer standing sadly. Having got fed up of being pregnant she decided to help the baby, me, on its way by scrubbing the chancel steps. It worked but two days later. I have always been a little miffed that I arrived two days after St Chad’s Festival Day. Humour apart, my Faith journey has been a ‘rocky’, ‘pot hole’ filled adventure, kept going by those whom I have met along the way. Those whose Faith was stronger than mine at the time, those who were prepared to share their love of Jesus, reminding me of his love for me, no matter what. Those who were there to weep with me when I was weeping, to hold the Christ light in the night time of my fears, to hold out their hand to speak the peace I longed to hear.
What time in your life was your faith important to you It has always been there, sometimes near and apparent, sometimes in the shadows.But always when the going got tough, when I realised, I was helpless and vulnerable, I would be reminded of 2 Corinthians 5:7, ‘We walk by Faith and not by sight’. A verse given to me by a special friend, as I set out on my teaching career, inscribed inside a copy of ‘The Daily Light. A little book which is never far from my side, lest I forget where my strength comes from.
If you were asked to pick a character in the Bible other than Jesus, who would you pick and why? I would choose Samuel, which happened to be my dad’s name. When I went to Israel in the 80’s I discovered that Samuel in Hebrew is ‘Schmuel’ (God has heard) and I delight in sharing the fact with the Samuels I meet along the way. Samuel’s life serves as an example for us all today. His principles, his obedience to God, his faith and his willingness to intercede for others. He listened as he heard God calling in the night. A story that reminds me of how I was called to Reader ministry. In my teaching career I was able to share my faith with those who hurt, whose lives were heavy burdens. Opportunities to share God’s love, opportunities to share my friend, Jesus.
This is tough I know but can you pick one Bible verse and explain why you would choose that one? As I highlighted before 2 Corinthians 5:7 ‘We walk by faith and not by sight’. My headship was of a Controlled church school in a run down Victorian building, where I spent my first ten years fighting for a new school to be built as our children deserved better facilities. When the new school was finally opened by Bishop Keith of Lichfield, we had 2 Corinthians 5:7 inscribed on our dedication plaque. A reminder to all who entered our school, the importance of our faith. A verse to embrace all faiths.
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As Readers we all have different ministries, what part of your ministry do you find most fulfilling. I chose to continue my training by taking up Funeral Ministry which I have found extremely fulfilling. You are invited into a very special place when you answer the call to conduct a funeral for a family, whose loved one has died. It is a privilege to walk beside those who journey through grief, offering, comfort, support and advice.Sharing God’s love and compassion
Prayer. As Readers we encounter a vast array of liturgy. If you could chose one prayer, other than The Lord’s Prayer, what would it be and why? Since becoming a Reader I have trained as a guide for ‘retreats in daily life’, through Manressa Link, an organisation that supports Ignatian spirituality. St Ignatius of Loyola, who founded the Society of Jesus, (The Jesuits) encouraged people to develop an intimate relationship with a God who loves them and desires the best for them. St Ignatius recognised that it is only through letting go that we truly receive.Through his prayer we are asking God’s help in more fully committing our lives to him.A prayer which is a daily challenge.Thank you Pat. Can I offer you another cup of tea and an extra slice?
A Grand Day Out In Malvern The morning was led by the very talented Geoff Weaver, who took us through a wonderful variety of music in a couple of hours and reminded us what a joy it is to sing!After lunch we gathered in Malvern Priory for the Annual Readers service, when one reader was welcomed, having completed his training and another four were welcomed as they were licensed to the Diocese.
Thank you to Malvern for the hospitality and to all who took part in the day - choir, refreshment servers, cake makers, clergy and stewards. It was a grand day out in Malvern.
Prayer of St IgnatiusTeach me good Lord, To serve you as you deserve,To give and not to count the cost,To fight and not to heed the wounds,To toil and not to seek for rest, To labour and to ask for no reward,Except that of knowing that I do your will,Through Jesus Christ my Lord.Amen.
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Warden/chairSue Oliver
The Rectory5 Mill Lane, BlakedownKidderminster DY10 3ND
Mondays and non-urgent01905 20537 (Old Palace)[email protected] 701076 or 07843 [email protected]
Vice Chair/CMD Co-ordinatorHilda Roxborough
1 Lickey GrangeOld Birmingham RoadBromsgrove B60 1NP
0121 445 466307910 [email protected]
Archdeaconry WardenDudleyKath Davis
84 Station RoadCradley HeathW Mids B64 6NU
07984 81474701384 [email protected]
Archdeaconry WardenWorcesterRobert Farmer
from 5th October [email protected] 319157
RegistrarElaine Voice
9 Redwing CourtKidderminsterDY10 4TR
01562 6838807747 [email protected]
Secretary Eileen Tomlin
4 Lambourne AvenueMalvern Link, Worcs.,WR14 1NL
01684 [email protected]
TreasurerPeter McLaren
26 Ansley CloseMatchborough EastRedditch B98 0AX
01527 [email protected]
Archdeaconry SecretaryDudleyMelissa Rose
℅ Holy Trinity ChurchHalesowen RoadOld Hill Cradley Heath B64 6JA
01384 [email protected]
Archdeaconry SecretaryWorcesterJoyce Bache
30 Tithe CourtMiddle Littleton,Evesham WR11 8LR
01386 [email protected]
Director of TrainingDoug Chaplin
The Old PalaceDeanswayWorcester WR1 2JE
01905 [email protected]
CMD Co-ordinatorHilda Roxborough
see Vice Chair see Vice chair
Director of Ministry and DiscipleshipJonathan Kimber
The Old PalaceDeanswayWorcester WR1 2JE
01905 [email protected]
Readers Board
Christine Hickman Smith 2016-2020 4 Fold Court, The VillageChaddesley CorbettWorcs., DY10 4SA
01562 77007407790 [email protected]
Kim Topham 2017-2021 White GatesWalton PoolClentStourbridge DY9 9RR
01562 [email protected]
Helen Ayling 2018-2022 Tarncroft, Hewell Lane, VigoBromsgrove B60 1LL
0121 445 617607708 [email protected]
Mary Phillips 2019-2023 7 Clent View RoadStourbridge DY8 3JE
01384 [email protected]
Judy Moris 2016-2020 27 Sydney StreetWorcester WR3 8BG
01905 [email protected]
Vacant 2017-2021
Alan Bache 2018 - 2022 30 Tithe CourtMiddle Littleton Evesham WR11 8LR
01386 [email protected]
Nick Stephens 2019-2023 24 Knotts AvenueLyppard KettlebyWorcester WR4 0HZ
01905 73139107737 [email protected]
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Worcester Archdeaconry Representatives
Link Readers
Bromsgrove - Sally BurdettDroitwich - James HomerDudley - Val CopeKingswinford - Chris GearyKidderminster - Lisa ManserStourbridge - Andy HewinesStourport - Vikki Day
Evesham - John LynchMalvern - VACANTMartley & Worc West - Denise PollockPershore - VACANTUpton - VACANTWorcester East - Judy Morris
Dudley Archdeaconry Representatives