A still small voice? A tap on the shoulder? A question from a friend (or several)? A burning inner voice? Could God be calling you to ordained or authorised ministry in the Church?
For 50 years, CPAS has been helping men and women discern God's call. Here are some of the ways we can help you:
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An overview of Biblical principles and practical indicators of how you can know where God is guiding you.
Helpful, Biblical reflections by Bishop James Jones on what makes you the kind of person who God calls to ordained ministry.
Some thoughts for women considering authorised ministry, by Rosie Ward.
Encouraging vocations from minority ethnic communities, by Areni Sen.
Reflections on issues surrounding ministry and disability, by John Naudé.
Helpful insights into what bishops' advisers are looking for in candidates for ordained ministry, by Martyn Jarrett and Gordon Kuhrt.
Colin Hart offers some helpful notes for those who have been 'not recommended' for training as a result of diocesan procedures or after attending a Bishops' Advisory Panel.
Perspectives on non-stipendiary ministry, whether workplace-focused or parish-focused, covering selection, training and deployment. Includes an appendix on Ordained Local Ministry. By Brian Pearson and Gillian Sumner.
Paul Needle shares his particular insights on what it means to be a Minister in Secular Employment.
Ray Khan describes the ministry of Church Army and explains what is involved in selection and training as a pioneer evangelist.
Insights into the ancient office of Reader and selection and training for Reader ministry today by Brian Field, Raymond Dawson and CPAS staff.
What makes Anglicans anglican? This paper looks at Anglican beliefs, worship and church structure and examines the strengths and weaknesses for mission.
In this sheet, George Day deals with a number of questions and issues related to infant baptism.
What to consider as you choose a training path in preparation for ordination.
David Gillet outlines some helpful reading in preparation for theological training.
How to combine thorough dependence on God with realistic practical provision.
How to encourage others to explore their calling.
A guide to finding your first post after training.
What does ordained pioneer ministry look like and how can you explore it further?
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