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New developments in the Diocesan Healing Ministry

Members of the Diocesan Healing Team( under the leadership of the Rev. Peter Bryars, Diocesan Advisor for the Healing Ministry), are responding to requests for training in the healing ministry by starting a monthly Diocesan healing service in which they can model good practice. The team hope that this modellingwill build on the training they already do within parishes in a very practical way.

“ Although many parishes have a robust healing ministry there are other places in the diocese where people are unaware that this ministry exists at all,” says Peter. “We want to provide opportunities for people to learn and experience in a safe and prayerful atmosphere what the ministry of healing and wholeness is about, and then take the good news back to their own churches and parishes.”

Services will start at 7.30pm on the first Tuesday of the month beginning on July 7th at St. Michael’s New Hartley. Further information from Peter on 0191 2371982
 

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