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  • Comprehensive coverage of Reader roles
  • Includes practical guidance for ministry
  • Explores theological foundations clearly
  • Provides a brief history of Reader ministry
Reader Ministry Explored

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Weight 250g
Dimensions 13.8 × 21.6 cm
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SPCK Publishing

Publication Date

15/09/2011

Pages

160

ISBN: 9780281067404

A basic and theological introduction to the role and work of a Church of England Reader, covering the full range of Reader ministry, together with a short history of reader ministry. This is a practical guide for candidates, trainees, and licensed Readers, and for all who work with them. A basic and theological introduction to the role and work of a Church of England Reader, covering the full range of Reader ministry, together with a short history of reader ministry. This is a practical guide for candidates, trainees, and licensed Readers, and for all who work with them.

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The public ministry of the Church of England currently comprises some 27,000 licensed ministers and more than 10,000 Readers. In many parishes and benefices, it is Readers who make the local pattern of worship sustainable Sunday to Sunday.

Reader Ministry Explored
Find more titles in: Christian Living

Why You’ll Love This Book:

  • Comprehensive coverage of Reader roles
  • Includes practical guidance for ministry
  • Explores theological foundations clearly
  • Provides a brief history of Reader ministry
Reader Ministry Explored

A basic and theological introduction to the role and work of a Church of England Reader, covering the full range of Reader ministry, together with a short history of reader ministry. This is a practical guide for candidates, trainees, and licensed Readers, and for all who work with them. A basic and theological introduction to the role and work of a Church of England Reader, covering the full range of Reader ministry, together with a short history of reader ministry. This is a practical guide for candidates, trainees, and licensed Readers, and for all who work with them.

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The public ministry of the Church of England currently comprises some 27,000 licensed ministers and more than 10,000 Readers. In many parishes and benefices, it is Readers who make the local pattern of worship sustainable Sunday to Sunday.

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£11.99

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A basic and theological introduction to the role and work of a Church of England Reader, covering the full range of Reader ministry, together with a short history of reader ministry. This is a practical guide for candidates, trainees, and licensed Readers, and for all who work with them. A basic and theological introduction to the role and work of a Church of England Reader, covering the full range of Reader ministry, together with a short history of reader ministry. This is a practical guide for candidates, trainees, and licensed Readers, and for all who work with them.

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The public ministry of the Church of England currently comprises some 27,000 licensed ministers and more than 10,000 Readers. In many parishes and benefices, it is Readers who make the local pattern of worship sustainable Sunday to Sunday.

Additional information

Weight 250g
Dimensions 13.8 × 21.6 cm
Format

Paperback

Publisher

SPCK Publishing

Publication Date

15/09/2011

Pages

160

ISBN: 9780281067404
Catherine Rowling
Cathy Rowling is a Canon and Prebendary of York. She is Dean of Women's Ministry in the Diocese, and is Diocesan Moderator of Readers. Paula Gooder is Canon Theologian at Birmingham Cathedral. She has taught at Queens College, Birmingham and is Honorary Lecturer at the University of Birmingham. She is a freelance writer and lecturer.