The next Archbishop should be pastoral not managerial
Emma Thompson writes in The Times about what sort of person the next Archbishop of Canterbury should be.
Emma Thompson writes in The Times about what sort of person the next Archbishop of Canterbury should be.
BRUTAL cuts” to clergy posts in the diocese of Truro are on the horizon, a group of concerned parishioners has warned. The group of eight, from four of the diocese’s 12 deaneries, includes several PCC members and a lay member of the General Synod.
Wigan review reveals that after six parishes were given only one paid stipendiary priest, attendance fell by 40% between 2015-2016. Read original article here
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