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Interim Priest-in-Charge Falmouth and Truro
Vacancy Reference cofe/TP/64996/7259
Number of Positions:
1
Contract Type:
Office Holder
Salary/Stipend:
Location:
Pellow Road, Falmouth
Closing Date:
15/08/2024
Vacancy Category:
Clergy
Business Unit:
Diocese of Truro
Organizational Unit:
Benefice
Introduction
Here, dear friends, is an invitation of generational significance and boundless opportunity, to serve both within the See of Oswestry and also in the great county of Cornwall - that land of a thousand saints.Our vision as a Church is to journey, as the disciples on the road to Emmaus, but within our own communities. As we journey together, we seek to discover Christ in the breaking of bread and sacramental worship.
Both Penwerris and St George’s have passed the Resolution under the House of Bishops’ Declaration and have been placed under the oversight of the Bishop of Oswestry. Both parishes have a long and proud history of worship in the traditional Anglo-Catholic style.
Rural Deans of Carnmarth South and Powder:
The vision for our deaneries is all about proclaiming the gospel, engaging with our communities and growing disciples. This looks different in each of our contexts but our desire is the same. As Rural Deans we delight in our partnership and are excited about the opportunities of this new innovative appointment.
It is envisaged that the successful candidate would be appointed as Priest in Charge for an initial period of three years which could be renewed for a further three year period. It is our shared hope that the parishes would by then have become financially secure and the post be made permanent.
This mission area team recognises that this and most clergy roles are demanding. Providing support and caring for your wellbeing is important to us. There is a commitment at senior level and the organisation generally to:
• ensure that, at a strategic level, clergy wellbeing is explicitly referenced, and embedded in, all projects and work;
• it is adequately resourced and funded; and
• that we champion clergy wellbeing, challenge unsupportive behaviours and attitudes, and lead by example.
The diocese has a Clergy Wellbeing Group, with the aim of
embedding the principles of the Covenant for Clergy Care
and Wellbeing into the day-to-day policies and practices
of the diocese.
Closing Date: 15th August at 12noon
Shortlisting: 20th August
Parish Visit: 11th September
Interviews: 12th September
Part of the process will include a vocational conversation that will take place online between short-listing and the interview in the week beginning 2nd September.
Clergy appointment processes in this diocese are conducted in accordance with Safer Recruitment and People Management. The appointment is subject to enhanced disclosure from the DBS
For an informal conversation, please contact the Archdeacon of Cornwall: archdeacons@truro.anglican.org
SAFEGUARDING - EVERYONE MATTERS - EVERYONE’S RESPONSIBILITY
The Diocese of Truro strives to be trauma informed, and is committed
to developing safer policies, cultures, and practices.
