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Shared Ministry Elsewhere

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Church of England Diocesan Links

Volunteers and Employed Workers

Resources

Shared Ministry: Tiller Report

Towards a Theology: A Time For Sharing

An Image of the Trinity: A Time For Sharing

Styles of Leadership: A Time For Sharing

The Importance of Collaboration: Reader Upbeat

Training in Collaborative Ministry: Reader Upbeat

Collaboration: Stranger in the Wings

Guidelines for the Professional Conduct of the Clergy (2003)

Training for Collaboration: IME

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Shared Ministry

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Shared Ministry in the Church comes in many shapes, formal and informal.

For information on Shared Ministry from Church of England publications, see the links on the left.

In different places shared ministry has developed for a variety of reasons - theological and practical. Patterns of shared ministry are given a variety of names, including "Collaborative Ministry", "Mutual Ministry", "Local Ministry Teams" and "Every Member Ministry".

These pages have information on principles, patterns and resources for Shared Ministry.