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June 3-9 is National Volunteering Week. Why not consider how you can help to boost the number of volunteers to lead children and young people at your church? The 30k project is a nationally funded Church of England initiative which aims to bring about change to raise up 30,000 new children and youth leaders by 2030. Their JOIN resources offer a toolkit for churches to plan and run a successful recruitment campaign.
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June 3-9 is National Volunteering Week. Why not consider how you can help to boost the number of volunteers to lead children and young people at your church? The 30k project is a nationally funded Church of England initiative which aims to bring about change to raise up 30,000 new children and youth leaders by 2030. Their JOIN resources offer a toolkit for churches to plan and run a successful recruitment campaign. #JOIN #volunteering #NationalVolunteeringWeek #churches #dioceseofcanterbury #canterbury #kent
Over 50 churches in our diocese are now equipped to take contactless donations following the rollout of devices as part of a national generosity scheme. James Lakeland shared his thoughts on the scheme when he came to collect a device on behalf of St Andrew, Barming Heath. #churchofengland #generosity #church #Canterbury #donations #dioceseofcanterbury #kent #Canterburydiocese #voxpop
Where is Archbishop Justin’s favourite place in Kent? Archbishop Justin answered this during his Holy Week visit to the Maidstone Deanery. #Kent #ArchbishopJustin #Canterbury #ChurchOfEngland #ArchbishopofCanterbury #HolyWeek #Easter #Maidstone
Bishop Rose presided over a special service held at Canterbury Cathedral on Saturday 11 May marking the 30th anniversary of the ordination of women to priesthood in our diocese. All ordained women in our diocese were invited to wear their robes and process, with other major roles in the service carried out by women, from the girls’ choir to the women verger team. Those in attendance for this year’s anniversary service included women who were ordained in 1994. #Women #Priests #Canterbury #Anniversary #history #Church #Faith #Dioceseofcanterbury #CanterburyDiocese #CanterburyCathedral
Archbishop Justin spoke about the best part of deanery visits during his time in the Maidstone Deanery for Holy Week. #ArchbishopJustin #ArchbishopofCanterbury #Canterbury #Kent #Maidstone #Church #ChurchofEngland #HolyWeek #Easter
Bishop Rose speaks about the 30th anniversary of women to priesthood ahead of the special service marking the occasion taking place at Canterbury Cathedral on Saturday 11 May 2024 at 10:30am BST, which is open to the public to attend. It will also be livestreamed on the Canterbury Cathedral YouTube channel. #Women #Priests #bishop #CanterburyDiocese #dioceseofcanterbury #Canterbury #CanterburyCathedral #Anniversary #history
Diocesan Advisor for Women’s Ministry in our diocese, Estella Last, invites you to Canterbury Cathedral for a special service taking place on Saturday 11 May at 10:30 to mark the 30th anniversary of the ordination of women to the priesthood in Canterbury. #Women #Priests #CanterburyCathedral #Canterbury #Church #Ordination #Faith #Anniversary
Archbishop Justin revealed his favourite place in Canterbury Cathedral during his Holy Week visit to the Maidstone Deanery. #ArchbishopJustin #CanterburyCathedral #Canterbury #Kent #Church #ChurchofEngland #Maidstone #Easter #CanterburyDiocese #Chapel
Does Archbishop Justin get recognised when not in robes? Archbishop Justin answered this question during his Holy Week visit to the Maidstone Deanery. #ArchbishopofCanterbury #Church #ArchbishopJustin #HolyWeek #Maidstone #Kent #Canterbury #ChurchofEngland #Easter
Bishop Rose will be presiding over a special service led by women clergy within our diocese to celebrate and reflect on the 30th anniversary of the ordination of women to priesthood. The service will be open to everyone and held on Saturday 11 May at 10:30am, with all ordained women in our diocese invited to wear their robes and process. Diocesan Adviser for Women’s Ministry, Revd Canon Estella Last will be preaching at the service. She said: “It is really important that we celebrate everything that has been achieved in enabling women’s priestly ministry in the last 30 years and so first and foremost the service is here to celebrate that. “But we are very mindful that the journey towards equality is still a tough one; it hasn’t been easy for everybody, and there is still work that needs to be done. Therefore, the service will also recognise this.” #priesthood #ChurchOfEngland #Faith #ordination #women #Canterbury #CanterburyCathedral
What was the best question Archbishop Justin was asked during his Holy Week visit to the Maidstone Deanery? #JustinWelby #ArchbishopofCanterbury #ArchbishopJustin #ChurchOfEngland #Easter #Canterbury #Maidstone #Kent #Church #Prayer #HolyWeek
The Archbishop of Canterbury, the Most Hon and Rt Revd Justin Welby, spent Holy Week in the Maidstone Deanery, visiting churches, children’s groups, businesses and community outreach projects. The visit focused on areas of revitalisation and where collaboration in the local community is leading to growth and regeneration. Archbishop Justin said: “Christian faith is rooted in the history of Jesus and particularly the story of Holy Week and Easter. This is the most important week of the Church year – because the events we remember and celebrate make us who we are. In Jesus’ decisions, his teaching, his suffering, his giving of his life and his rising to new life, everything changes for everyone.” #churchofengland #JustinWelby #archbishopofcanterbury #holyweek
@justinwelby followed Jesus' command and washed the feet of his followers at St Paul's Maidstone. Former nun and nurse Theresa Lyons said 'He crowned the King and now he is washing my feet. I appreciate that the Archbishop is humble enough to step down to my level.' Footwashing is a Christian tradition that follows the example of Jesus washing his disciples' feet before the last supper. #churchofengland #Faith #ChurchofEngland #CanterburyDiocese #church #Kent #dioceseofcanterbury #maundythursday #maidstonekent #HolyWeek2024
For today's #SundaySpotlight we are hearing from The Revd Mark Griffin, rector at the benefice of St Martin and St Paul, Canterbury. He shares the remarkable history behind St Martin's Church and what you might expect on your visit there. St Martin's Church holds a Sunday Service at 9am each week, as well as a service of prayer at Midday on Thursdays. The Church is also open for general visiting between 11am and 3pm Wednesdays to Sundays.
For today's #FridayFavourites the Archdeacon of Canterbury Will Adam has shared his favourite carol: 'Hark the Herald Angels Sing'. #CanterburyChristmasCountdown
It's Sunday, which means it's time for #SundaySpotlight and today we're hearing from Robyn who is part of the church family of St Luke's in Maidstone. Robyn has shared some of what's been going on at St Luke's to celebrate the good news and great joy of Jesus this Christmas. They've already had an interactive Christingle service, but there's still lots to look forward to including carols by candlelight this evening (Sunday 17 December) and a family nativity coming up on Christmas Eve. #CanterburyChristmasCountdown
For today's #SundaySpotlight we are hearing from The Revd Christa Brodie-Levinsohn (curate with Thanington Parish Church) who is sharing the exciting things going on in Thanington over the Christmas period. Head over to St Nicholas Church, Thanington on Sunday 17 December at 6pm for Carols by Candlelight, and on Christmas Eve at 4pm for Messy Christingle.
For today's #FridayFavourites, Archdeacon of Ashford Darren Miller has shared his favourite carol: 'Joy to the World'.