Clergy
Clergy are those who are ordained deacons and priests. Priests are people who are called to pray for people, to proclaim God’s blessings and assurances of forgiveness, and to celebrate communion.
Revd Jo Wood | Team Rector (designate) | Biography |
Revd Phil Rodd | Team Vicar (designate) | Biography |
Revd Deborah Walton | Team Vicar (designate) | Biography |
Revd Linda Shuker | Retired Priest | |
Revd Sandy Mitchell | Retired Priest | |
Revd Albert Cadmore | Retired Priest |
Licensed Lay Ministers
Formerly known as Readers in the Church of England, Licensed Lay Ministers (LLMs), like Clergy, receive a license from the Bishop to minister, and their calling is nationally recognised throughout the Church of England. Acknowledging that all Christians are called to a priestly ministry (where they represent God to the world and the world to God), LLMs receive much of the same training as clergy and perform much of the same ministry.
Margaret Parish | ||
Judy Pritchard | ||
Alison McTaggart | Biography | |
Authorised Worship Assistants
Authorised Worship Assistants (AWAs) are recognised across the Diocese of Norwich as people who have been called to be a face of the church’s ministry, where they may well lead services and preach. Like clergy and LLMs, AWAs may be seen leading in any church within Flegg Parish Churches, although some may choose to focus their ministry within one church.
Jean Lindsay | Biography | |
Sally Mitchell | ||
Roy Burrows | ||
Philip Laker-Jones | ||
Maria Swatman | ||
Graham Bircham | ||
Peter Lockyear | ||
Simon Tilley | ||
Matthew Hodder |
Do You Feel Called?
St Paul writes about all christians being part of Christ’s body, where we all contribute towards the church’s functioning. If you would like to explore how Christ might be calling you then please contact us (via the ‘Contact Us’ page).