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House for Duty in the Osmotherley and Hillside Parishes in North Yorkshire House for Duty in the Osmotherley and Hillside Parishes in North Yorkshire We are seeking a Priest to take up this House for Duty post in order to share in ministry and mission in these seven rural parishes and eleven churches on Sundays and for two other days per week. Local congregations are developing innovative ways of ministering in the villages and communities through the work of Churchwardens, Recognised Parish Assistants and other lay people. The house is a former Vicarage in the village of Ingleby Arncliffe which is close to the A19 and has excellent links with Teesside and York, the Moors and the Dales. Churchmanship is central and applications are welcome from both women and men. For an informal conversation and further details please contact the Revd Ian Houghton on 01845 537277. Duties Sundays plus two days during the week (nominal 18 hours) Support the vicar, churchwardens and lay ministers across the whole range of parish ministry including schools (Church of England and Community) Lead worship on Sundays (usually 2 or 3 services) Full range of pastoral ministry and occasional offices without all the “parish overheads” of an incumbent Person Specification The post holder shall be a priest of the Church of England or of a church in full communion with it. Ability to travel among the parishes and IT skills are essential. Training skills would be an asset. Expenses are fully reimbursed. The post is held under the provisions of Common Tenure. A Satisfactory Enhanced DBS Disclosure is required. The Plurality of Osmotherley with East Harlsey and Ingleby Arncliffe and of Cowesby; Felixkirk with Boltby; Kirkby Knowle; Leake with Over and Nether Silton and Kepwick The group covers the area between the A19 and the western edge of the North York Moors, from Sutton under Whitestonecliffe on the A170 in the south to Osmotherley, Ingleby Arncliffe and East Harlsey in the north (East Harlsey is to the west of the A19). The population of about 3500 lives in small villages and farms and there is a mix of commuters, retired folk, farmers and agricultural workers. There are eleven churches and three primary schools in the benefice (one each of Voluntary Aided, Voluntary Controlled and Community). The present pattern of Sunday services is sustainable for two priests. There is energy and creativity in the churches and each congregation is developing in ways which reflect its local context. New patterns of mission, ministry and worship are being actively explored and developed. More information is available at www.oandhp.wordpress.com and www.leakechurch.org.uk and on the Deanery of Mowbray website www.mowbraydeanery.org.uk Several of the villages, including Ingleby Arncliffe, East Harlsey and Osmotherley have their own village websites at www.inglebyarncliffe.org.uk www.eastharlsey.com and www.osmotherley.org.uk . The Deanery has a strong tradition of ecumenical working including a joint Anglican- Methodist Chapter. The Vicar, Ian Houghton, has been in post since October 2008 and is also the Rural Dean of the Deanery of Mowbray. He lives in the village of Knayton and can be contacted on 01845 537277 for further details and an informal conversation about this post. Enquirers are also welcome to contact the Bishop of Whitby (01642 593273) or the Archdeacon of Cleveland (01642 706095). The house, which is in the middle of the village of Ingleby Arncliffe (DL6 3LN), is a large, modern detached house with four bedrooms and a large garden, and was previously a Vicarage. Ingleby Arncliffe is a small and lively village situated at the edge of the Hambleton Hills, between the A19 and the A172 which provide quick and easy access to York and Teesside. There is a Voluntary Aided Church Primary School in the village and there are secondary schools in Northallerton (9 miles) and Stokesley (8 miles). Applications should be made using the standard application form on the Church of England website and sent to the PA to the Bishop of Whitby (Mrs Mandy Robinson), 21 Thornton Road, Middlesbrough TS8 9DS / [email protected] . Closing date: Friday 31 March 2017. Interviews: Wednesday 12th April 2017 .
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