Key words and phrases

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fresh expression

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8

I’d aim to speak up for all our clergy in General Synod, stipendiary and non-stipendiary, parish based and workplace based and also those involved in various forms of Fresh Expression of Church and pioneering.

In my current role, I seek to support and encourage local ministry in parish, fresh expression, school, chaplaincy, BMO and wherever the good news of God’s love is being shared.

After that I became Treasurer of a ‘new monastic’ Fresh Expression working under a Bishop’s Mission Order in Birmingham, while at the same time serving as a Member of Council for an Anglican Religious Community in Woking, Surrey.

We ran a fresh expression of church reaching out to people struggling with homelessness, addiction issues, mental health struggles and other areas of need.

However, in my twenties, I also attended local ecumenical partnerships and fresh expression churches, both urban and rural.

I worship at St Bride's, Toxteth and have served for eighteen years as a Lay Minister with Open Table Liverpool, a Fresh Expression of Church for LGBTQIA+ people, friends and families.

I also founded and lead a fresh expression for people with learning disabilities called LIGHT.

Post ordination, I combined full-time rural parish ministry in Gloucester Diocese, (looking after 5 churches and a fresh expression of church across six villages), alongside part-time work as a theological educator with Ripon College Cuddesdon in their regional training courses in Gloucester and Monmouth Dioceses.