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Incumbent in the Bure Valley Benefice
Posted on Wednesday 27 January 2010
Do you have a heart for mission and collaborative ministry in a rural setting? If so, you could be the new incumbent for this benefice of 5 parishes centred on Buxton, plus a mission initiative on a former RAF base.
The benefice (Popln c.2,500; ER 104) is near the market-town of Aylsham.
The new incumbent will lead a team of Associate Priest (serving the mission initiative), two recently ordained OLMs, a Reader in training, active retired clergy and enthusiastic lay people. The Bishop and Patrons seek a priest who:
- is committed to collaborative styles of ministry;
- will continue to develop the new mission initiative at Badersfield (ex-RAF Coltishall);
- values fresh and traditional expressions of worship and mission;
- gives priority to pastoral ministry for the whole community;
- is at ease with all age groups.
Informal enquiries welcomed by the Bishop of Lynn and Archdeacon of Lynn - their contact details are available at: http://www.norwich.anglican.org/about/people.shtml
Further details can be obtained from:
Carolyn Vincent
The Old Vicarage, Priory Road, Castle Acre, King’s Lynn PE32 2AA
E-mail: carolyn.vincent@norwich.anglican.org
Tel: 01760 755553
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