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1. www.churchofengland.org › sites › defaultGlossary of words commonly used in Pastoral Reorganisation

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   tion or replacement of parsonage house may be considered).A special form of ministry whereby a team of clergy and possibly la. people share the pastoral care of the area o. a benefice. Can only be established by a pastoral scheme.The priest in a team ministr. who heads the team and owns the property of the benefice. (S)he.

2. www.churchofengland.org › sites › defaultGENERAL SYNOD DRAFT LEGISLATIVE ... - The Church of England

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   A benefice in this context means “the office of rector or vicar of a parish or parishes, with cure of souls”.1 A benefice may comprise just one parish, or more than one parish (a ‘multi-parish benefice’). 7. The right of patronage in respect of about 50% of the benefices in the Church of England belongs to the bishop of the diocese.

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   Benefice: The area that an incumbent (priest/vicar) is licenced to. It may consist of a single parish or a group of parishes. Benefice Share: Refers to the contribution requested of a benefice and its parishes to help fund the ministry and mission of the church across the Diocese of Bath and Wells.

4. www.gloucester.anglican.org › wp-content › uploadsBENEFICE ProFILE Parish Profile 2017 2018 - Diocese of Gloucester

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   Benefice and it is fair to say at this early stage we are seeking to understand life as a Benefice and how this can help us in achieving our goals and service to our communities. Place and Geography Cheltenham is a lively town with a slightly metropolitan feel, beautiful architecture and excellent retail and hospitality facilities.

5. www.churchofengland.org › sites › defaultThe Church of England – a background note

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   Church of England – a background noteIdentity“The Church of England is part of the One, Holy, Catholic and Apostolic Church, worshipi. g the one true God, Father, Son and Holy Spirit. It professes the faith uniquely revealed in the Holy Scriptures and set forth in the catholic creeds, which faith Churches call.

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6. www.gloucester.anglican.org › wp-content › uploadsThe Beacon Benefice

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   The Church Wardens are aware that it needs updating and is an area that could benefit with guidance from the Diocesan Communications Team. In the latest Benefice Profile exercise conducted by Stroud Deanery in 2016 60% of our approximately 4000 residents were found to be over the age of 45 (25% 45-60 and 35% 60+).

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   What is a benefice ecclesiastical office?

   • Benefice An ecclesiastical office carrying certain duties. An incumbent's benefice is therefore not a geographical area (see parish) but the office to whic (s)he is appointed and may comprise one or more parishes. A benefice may be a rectory or v

   Glossary of words commonly used in Pastoral Reorganisation

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   What is the difference between a bishop and a benefice?

   • (s)he is appointed and may comprise one or more parishes. A benefice may be a rectory or v carage from which the incumbent is called rector or vicar.Bishop In the Church of England the bishop is the central focus of organisation and ministry within his/her diocese. He/She is the chief pastor and authority and shares

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   What does the Benefice office do?

   • The Benefice office produces a weekly newsletter which is distributed to each church, providing details of services across the Benefice and news about events and courses of interest to the congregations.

   The Beacon Benefice - Diocese of Gloucester

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   Where is the Benefice office located?

   • The Benefice office is based in the Lychgate on the edge of Painswick Churchyard. The Benefice also has an office here, which includes a small room for around six people to meet, along with the usual office equipment and broadband internet connection. The part-time paid Benefice Administrator is based here.

   The Beacon Benefice - Diocese of Gloucester

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   What is a multi-parish benefice?

   • 11.1 Para. 25 of the House of Bishops’ Declaration says: ‘In the case of multi-parish benefices the needs of parishes in the benefice that have not passed a resolution should be weighed alongside those of any parish that has when decisions are taken about appointments to the benefice.’

   Passing Resolutions under The House of Bishops’ Declaration

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   What is a re of Souls benefice?

   • re of souls”.1 A benefice may comprise just one parish, or more than one parish (a ‘multi-parish benefice’).7. The rig of patronage in respect of about 50% of the benefices in the Church of England belongs to the bishop of the diocese. Patrons other than bishops have the right of presentation in respect of the r ma

   GENERAL SYNOD DRAFT LEGISLATIVE REFORM ... - The Church of Engla…

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8. forwardinfaith.com › uploads › Advice_to_parishes_-_3rdPassing Resolutions under The House of Bishops’ Declaration

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   within the Church of England’s life and structures. Parishes should pass a resolution under the Declaration not as a means of distancing themselves from the rest of the Church of England, but as a response to the invitation to flourish within it. Since the original transitional period for passing resolutions concluded in November 2016