The website for Readers &
ALM’s in the Lincoln Diocese
Contacts: Warden of Readers Dr Sally Buck 01522 50 40 89 & Lay Ministry: 07701 364464 Diocesan Office: In Vacancy 01522 50 40 22 Admin Chair of The Sue Slater 01775 768286 Reader Board: Vice Chair: Marion Hewis 01469 560074 President of The Association of Lincoln Readers The Rt Revd Dr Nicholas Chamberlain01522 50 40 90
What does a Reader Minister do?
Readers
are
lay
people
in
the
Church
of
England,
from
all
walks
of
life,
who
are
called
by
God,
theologically
trained
and
licensed
by
the
Church
to
preach,
teach,
lead
worship
and
assist
in
pastoral, evangelistic and liturgical work.
The
office
of
Reader
is
the
only
lay
ministry
in
the
Church
of
England
which
is
voluntary,
nationally
accredited,
Episcopally
licensed
and
governed
by
canon.
There
are
nearly
10,000
Readers,
with
men
and
women
represented
almost equally.
How do you become a Reader?
If you spot any broken links or website errors - please
report to site editor John Marshall.
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Click or touch below dates for Lectionary Readings,
Collect Prayers and Reader Events Calendar
Lay Ministry Retreat - at The Hayes Conference Centre in
Swanwick (Derbyshire) from 2nd - 4th September 2022.
See Events Page.
Service and AGM - Saturday 15th October 2022
This will be the annual lay ministry service with Reader
admissions and licensing.
The service will in the morning and will be followed by the
Reader Association AGM.
Details will be circulated later in the year.
Two poems - inspired by the pandemic!
Association of Readers in the Diocese of Lincoln.
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statistics without personally identifying individual visitors.
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browser settings.
ALM - Authorised Lay ministers in the
diocese are authorised for three areas of
ministry:
•
assisting in leading worship
•
pastoral visiting
•
evangelism and mission
Whatever lay ministers are called to, all are part
of the Church’s mission to serve the world and
promote the life of faith in everyday life.
The website for Readers &
ALM’s in the Lincoln
Diocese
Contacts: Warden of Readers Dr Sally Buck 01522 50 40 89 & Lay Ministry: 07701 364464 Diocesan Office: In Vacancy 01522 50 40 22 Admin Chair of The Sue Slater 01775 768286 Reader Board: Vice Chair: Marion Hewis 01469 560074 President of The Association of Lincoln Readers The Rt Revd Dr Nicholas Chamberlain01522 50 40
90
Association of Readers in the Diocese of Lincoln.
If you spot any broken links or errors please report to site
editor John Marshall.
What does a Reader Minister do?
Readers
are
lay
people
in
the
Church
of
England,
from
all
walks
of
life,
who
are
called
by
God,
theologically
trained
and
licensed
by
the
Church
to
preach,
teach,
lead
worship
and
assist
in
pastoral,
evangelistic and liturgical work.
The
office
of
Reader
is
the
only
lay
ministry
in
the
Church
of
England
which
is
voluntary,
nationally
accredited,
Episcopally
licensed
and
governed
by
canon.
There
are
nearly
10,000
Readers,
with
men
and women represented almost equally.
How do you become a Reader?
Latest News:
Click or touch below dates for Lectionary
Readings, Prayers and Reader Events Calendar
Lay Ministry Retreat - at The Hayes Conference Centre in
Swanwick (Derbyshire) from 2nd - 4th September 2022.
See Events Page.
Service and AGM - Saturday 15th October 2022
This will be the annual lay ministry service with Reader
admissions and licensing.
The service will in the morning and will be followed by the
Reader Association AGM.
Details will be circulated later in the year.
Two poems - inspired by the pandemic!
This site uses Google analytics to indicate our website usage statistics
without personally identifying individual visitors. Google services use cookies
which may be deleted in user browser settings.
ALM - Authorised Lay ministers in the
diocese are authorised for three areas of ministry:
•
assisting in leading worship
•
pastoral visiting
•
evangelism and mission
Whatever lay ministers are called to, all are part of
the Church’s mission to serve the world and
promote the life of faith in everyday life.
For Lincoln Readers
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