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Rotas, Rules and Rectors - How to Thrive Being a Churchwarden (Paperback)
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Rotas, Rules and Rectors - How to Thrive Being a Churchwarden (Paperback)
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Deals with all aspects of the role and responsibility of being a
Churchwarden. The aim of this book is to encourage Churchwardens to
approach their role with confidence, and with the knowledge that
much can be achieved in their term of office. The C of E has 30,000
churchwardens, of which several thousand are elected for the first
time every year. "Churchwardens are the great unsung heroes of the
Church of England" says the Rt Rev Michael Ipgrave, Bishop of
Lichfield, in his foreword to this book. "The great strength of
Matthew Clements' writing is that he sets the sometimes dry duties
and responsibilities of wardenship within the warm context of human
lives lived joyously and devotedly in the service of Christ and his
beloved Church. All will find in this book practical wisdom, shrewd
commonsense and indefatigable commitment to a noble cause." The
role of the churchwarden in the Anglican Church has not changed
much over the years, although perhaps the respectability and
authority of the role has diminished. It is a responsible and
important role which, if done conscientiously, will augment the
efforts of the clergy and encourage the congregation, thus
strengthening the Body of the church. This book is for all current
churchwardens as well as all those (sometimes reluctant) volunteers
who are considering the possibility of becoming churchwardens in
the future. Additionally, it will be useful for anyone else in the
church who is able to admit to themselves that they don't really
know what the churchwarden actually does. Told with gentle humour
based on solid experience and pragmatism, Matthew Clements details
the extensive boundaries of a churchwarden's responsibilities and
gives many examples from his own experience of just what the job
can entail. There are many pitfalls that await the unwary, and
there are many joys as well.
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