This Guide offers some alternative, more spiritual approaches to well-being
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The work of chaplaincy councils is crucial to the vitality of our chaplaincy life and mission. Huge thanks are due to those who give their time and
Are you considering whether to stand as a churchwarden in this diocese?
Diocesan procedures for designating (establishing) and dissolving (closing) a chaplaincy
Diocese in Europe Bishop’s guidelines for liturgical celebration with Holy Communion by extension
Guidelines for priests with the bishop’s permission to officiate undertaking locum duty or ministry in the diocese - Supporting document as webpage
The use of chaplaincy buildings by other churches and groups - Supporting document as webpage
Inspection of churches - Guidance notes - Supporting document as webpage
Managing the diocesan finances - Supporting document as webpage
Detail of safeguarding policy and list of guidelines and notes on where they apply.
Introduction and links to the House of Bishops' full key roles and responsibilities guidance
An overview of chaplaincy roles and responsibilities
Chaplaincy Council and the incumbent have a duty of care to ensure the protection of the vulnerable in their church community.
Information about Initial Ministerial Education phase 2 for curates