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Proposals for pastoral reorganisation affecting the church of Saint Michael, Lowther in the diocese of Carlisle.
This consultation has now closed.
Learn how to use digital communications for evangelism and discipleship. These live webinars are the place to learn new skills, ask questions and see real examples of good practice from across the Church.
In these webinars we look at how to enable giving and grow generosity in our churches.
Policies, resources, and quality assurance for Theological Education Institutions.
In recent weeks high numbers of people have been displaced due to the war in Ukraine. Church communities across Europe are looking at ways to help support people affected and many will be providing help and some will be hosting refugees.
All those arriving from the Ukraine will be suffering a degree of trauma and may be very vulnerable. These people will be at a very high risk of exploitation, and it is incumbent on all of us to ensure their safety.
Support for individuals is generally quite intensive during the probation/settling in period, and whilst it can usually be reduced once that stage has passed, a level of continued individual support is important and has many general benefits.
A planned, proportionate and consistent induction process ensures that everyone in the church body fully understands and knows how to follow safeguarding policies and procedures, and makes sure expectations are clear.
Criminal record information may come to light at any stage of the safer recruitment process, as well as during the ongoing employment or volunteering relationship.