An Anglican Evangelical
Junior Clergy Conference
Securing Anglican Evangelicals
Promoting an Evangelical Future for Anglicanism
For enquirers, ordinands, curates and new incumbents
Evening 11th - Lunch Time 13th July 2011
St Mark’s College
Audley End, Essex CB11 4JD
The aim of the Conference is to identify and encourage the next generation of Anglican Evangelical clergy leaders who will take on the strategic challenges for the Church of England of the mid twenty-first century.
The anticipated cost is £115. To book, send a cheque for £15 to to Revd John Richardson, 39 Oziers, Elsenham, Bishop’s Stortford, HERTS CM22 6LS. To inquire further, please use the e-mail link at the bottom of the left hand column. Places are limited to 38. See the St Mark’s website for details of facilities and accommodation.
Current Proposed Programme:
11th July
“How we got here. Or, why when the ball’s at their feet, Evangelicals never score the goal”
“The Renewed Pastor, Acts 20” — Bible Exposition
12th July
“BCP -- Cranmer’s Crash Course for Clergy.”
“Working the parish. The challenges and opportunities of births, marriages and deaths”
“Why are the mighty fallen? Staying Evangelical through a lifetime of challenges”
“The Benefit of Bishops? Oh yes there are.”
“The Young Pastor, 1 Tim 4:1-16” — Bible Exposition
13th July
“Married to the Mob? Promoting change in the Church of England”
There will also be ‘Bring and Share’ groups and opportunity to talk about the issues we face, such as getting through the application process, Continuing Ministerial Development, working with one another, etc.
Contributors will include: Jonathan Fletcher, Dub Gannon, John Richardson, Pete Sanlon, Melvin Tinker
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This is a tall ask but is there any chance this could be moved? There are already a few key conferences in the near future (Younger Ministers, EMA, etc) that to get time off for this might be tricky! OR another suggestion - could you have one up here North West?
ReplyDeleteKip' Chelashaw
Audley, Staffs.
Hi Kip. The short answer is, "No" because we had to pick a date time and place for an experimental venture - and there will always be some people it won't suit.
ReplyDeleteBut why not set one up which is more accessible in your area? Have a word with eg Justin Mote, keep in touch with myself and go for it! I'd travel if available.
Sounds like it will be a great conference. Any chance the audio will be available later on?
ReplyDeleteI'd love to have one in the North and/or have the audio available if that's possible?
ReplyDeleteIt's not really a conference aimed at delivering 'landmark' talks - rather at cementing together those who actually attend and encouraging them to take things forward in their own areas - so Mike, if you want one, run one! We'll give you all the help we can.
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