Licensed Lay Ministers
Celebration of Licensed Lay Ministry
Three people have been licensed as Lay Ministers to serve in the Diocese of Norwich by the Bishop of Norwich, the Rt Revd Graham Usher, with two others being welcomed
Three people have been licensed as Lay Ministers to serve in the Diocese of Norwich by the Bishop of Norwich, the Rt Revd Graham Usher, with two others being welcomed
Four people will be licensed at Norwich Cathedral as Licensed Lay Ministers on Saturday 21 September at 10.30am by the Bishop of Norwich, the Rt Revd Graham Usher. The four
The Shared Vocations Space (SVS) gives you the opportunity to explore and confirm if ministry within the Church of England is for you. It’s a programme designed to allow people
Alan Cossey has been appointed to the role of Bishop’s Adviser for Licensed Lay Ministry. In the Diocese of Norwich, a Licensed Lay Minister is a voluntary minister authorised by
View the contact details for Licensed Lay Minister Sub-Wardens, Area Representatives, and those on the Licensed Lay Ministers’ Committee.
In 1960 Neil and his wife Rita became regular members of the Christ Church, Eaton and on 11 May 1963 Neil was licensed in Norwich Cathedral to preach and lead
Please pray for the new Licenced Lay Ministers, their families and their parishes as they take on this role. Pray for Bishop Graham as he leads the service and for
Bishop Graham wrote: “I am keen that there is a period of discernment about the role of any future Archdeacon of Norwich and what else it might be linked with.
On Saturday 18 September two new Lay Ministers will be licensed, and two new to the diocese will be welcomed in a celebration of licensed lay ministry that will include
Jean was the longest serving female Licensed Lay Minister (Reader) in the entire Church of England, having been licensed on St Mark’s Day on 25 April in 1970. She was