Isbn: 9780264672113 - celebrating reader ministry: 125 years of lay ministry in the church of england (6 résultats)

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Soft cover. Etat : Good. No Jacket. Good condition softcover laminated pictorial no DJ. 145 pages good and clean with clear print. 'n 1991 8,000 Readers, a quarter of them women, celebrate the 125th anniversary of the revival of Reader ministry in the Church of England. Though the number of Readers admitted annually exceeds the nyumber of those ordained, they are no longer 'stop-gaps' but exercise a preaching, teaching and pastoral ministry. The history of Reader ministry is described, from its uncertain beginnings in 1866, as it developed in the dioceses and nationally. It is now recognized as part of the whole ministry of the Church, and the only voluntary lay ministry which is nationally accredited, episcopally licensed and governed by canon.…