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SHARED DISCERNMENT PROCESS Renewed candidate qualities and discernment processes 2019

At last! We've been waiting for these for a couple of years. … our work of discernment explores a call to ministry which is relational …. missional … collaborative …. diverse and adaptive. The House of Bishops has approved and commended a new Shared Discernment Process.  Bishop Mark Tanner writes (It) … is designed to … Continue reading SHARED DISCERNMENT PROCESS Renewed candidate qualities and discernment processes 2019

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June 24, 2019January 7, 2022adaptive, broadening access, CofE new ministry discernment process, collaborative, diverse, Ministry Division, missional, relational, the 6 qualities3 Comments

 

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