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THE DIACONATE, SCOTTISH STYLE

CHURCH OF SCOTLAND The Diaconate A deacon is someone who has pledged themselves to the service of Jesus Christ and His Church, and has been selected, trained and ordained according to the doctrine and discipline of the Church of Scotland. The office of deacon is recognised by the Church to be a distinctive, life-long office … Continue reading THE DIACONATE, SCOTTISH STYLE

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March 28, 2019January 7, 2022church of scotland deacons, DIAKONIA, DRAE, For such a time as thisLeave a comment
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FOR SUCH A TIME AS THIS (2)

No - not the 2001 ill-fated report on deacons!  This time it's the title for a conference where 200 deacons from all over the world will come together.  Your idea of deacon heaven?  In that case you can attend this conference:  the details have been sent from Church of Scotland Deacon Gordon Pennykid. PRESS RELEASE … Continue reading FOR SUCH A TIME AS THIS (2)

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