Appointments – An Exercise in the Fundamentals of Orthodoxy

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By Peter Ould Posted on August 12, 2012 Posted in Church of England, Ecclesiastical 46 Comments Tagged with Acts, Appointments, Archbishops Of Canterbury, Archdeacon, Asa, Canon, Career Ambitions, Chats, Church of England, Clergy, Competence, Crown Nominations Commission, Dean, Diocesan Bishops, Discernment, God, Internal Search Function, Priests, Starters, Suffragan Bishop

Got any career ambitions? I’ve been having a few interesting chats with people over the past few weeks about the way that the Church of England handles preferment. Not that I see myself as a candidate for high office you …

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By Peter Ould Posted on February 9, 2010 Posted in Church of England, Sexuality 1 Comment Tagged with Amendments, Appointments, Archbishops Council, Canon, Central Secretariat, Church of England, Debates, Desire, Equality Bill, Genuine Occupational Requirement, Human Sexuality, Implementation, John Sentamu, Parliamentary Scrutiny, Queries, Question Time, Secretariat, Simon Butler, Southwark, Synod

Yesterday in Synod we had question time (a slightly less fractious affair then the one that happens over the road from where Synod meets) and there were one or two questions up to discuss issues around the Equality Bill and …

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