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A vision and strategy for the Church of England in the 2020s.
Many couples who have had a civil wedding decide they would like to dedicate their marriage to God in church soon afterwards.
In the Church of England, there are three legally-approved forms of words for a marriage service.
The vows that you make are at the heart of your wedding day and have been spoken by millions of couples over the centuries. They can not be re-written or changed in any way for legal reasons – they are the words of commitment to a shared life.
Rethinking how the Church best supports future cohorts of clergy with retirement housing to enable choice and enable individuals to be in the driving seat of their retirement housing plans.
Whether you are taking children to a wedding as guests, or your child is taking part as a bridesmaid or page boy, we welcome children!
Day trips, visiting family or even going abroad all require some sort of travel. Whether it’s on foot, on a bike, in the car, on a bus, train, or plane, the journey itself can be an opportunity to see new things and ask for God’s blessing too.
Ministry with and among children and young people can take many forms. It might be in a parish, a school, a deanery or with a Christian organisation.
During a christening your child will be baptized with water. It’s the start of an amazing journey of faith for your child and a special day for all your friends and family.
There are a growing number of café spaces which bring people together to talk about death and dying – this page tells you more about GraveTalk, launched through the Church of England.