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2022 Curacy Profile Trentham Come follow Christ Curacy in the Diocese in the footsteps of St Chad of Lichfield suburban | evangelical/charismatic A beautiful parish on the southern edge of Stoke-on-Trent yet just 5 minutes from M6 jn15 Welcome to Lichfield Diocese Cradled at the intersection of the Midlands and Moorlands and Welsh Borders. A caring diocese number of higher education centres the North, and the interface between England can be found in Stoke, Keele, Stafford, and Wales, the Diocese of Lichfield is the And we embrace the widest spectrum of church Lichfield Diocese is one of the largest in the Shrewsbury, Telford, Wolverhampton ancient centre of Christianity in what was the traditions – evangelical and catholic, liberal country, covering an area of 1744 square miles and Walsall. Kingdom of Mercia. and conservative, choral and charismatic, as we and serving a population of more than 2 million. journey together – as a colleague recently put Vocation and mission of all We are rightfully grateful for the inheritance it, it is our goal to be a ‘spacious and gracious The diocese consists of three episcopal areas we have from St Chad that leads us to focus diocese’. with three Area Bishops (of Wolverhampton, Our vision for the diocese is that all on Discipleship, Vocation and Evangelism as Stafford and Shrewsbury) ministering alongside people, lay and ordained alike, will we live and serve among the communities of the Diocesan Bishop, each overseeing a different grow ever more deeply into their Staffordshire, northern Shropshire and the Black geographic area. This indicates the diocese’s vocation as disciples of Christ. We Country. ‘...a spacious and commitment to its different contexts, and to the hope to become a Church where all “Our time as a family in my pastoral care of our clergy. our members are equipped to know they are curacy in rural Shropshire Wherever in the Diocese you may be placed, gracious diocese called by God to worship and to be the eyes, has been one of the best of you will benefit from being part of a wider Homes and schools hands, feet and mouth of Christ in their own our lives. I’ve learned that family, mixing with people serving in a wide contexts. the priestly role is vital in the variety of contexts – from the grittiest inner- It is my determination and that of my episcopal We aim to provide To further these aims, community. I’m particularly city neighbourhoods of Stoke and the Black colleagues that your calling to a title post will be high quality housing and to develop creative enjoying working with Country, to the leafiest rural parishes of a time of encouragement, ongoing formation, for our clergy with a patterns of ministry, we seniors, and enabling the Staffordshire and Shropshire, to the sparsest challenge and (while rarely unbridled) joy. Our continuous programme ask all training parishes giftings of others which upland communities of the Staffordshire colleagues among the diocesan staff keenly of improvements to to offer ‘sixth-day’ resulted in a successful bring their various specialisms both spiritual houses and responsive, opportunities for Messy Church starting in one As we follow Christ in the footsteps of St Chad, we pray and practical to serve our parishes, fresh specialist contractors for curates – which might of the villages. I give thanks that the two million people in our diocese encounter a expressions, schools and chaplaincies. emergencies. be a chaplaincy to God for this special time, attachment (school, and for everyone who’s been Church that is confident in the gospel, knows and loves its hospital, prison or there for me and supported communities, and is excited to find God already at work in As well as the 208 Church hospice), involvement me throughout.” the world. We pray for a church that reflects the richness of England schools in with local gardening and variety of those communities. We pray for a Church that the Diocese, there are ventures, night- Revd Jassica Castillo-Burley +Rt Revd Dr Michael Ipgrave many good schools and shelter involvement partners with others in seeking the common good, working Bishop of Lichfield colleges that will welcome – to mention just a few for justice as a people of hope. clergy’ children, and a possibilities. (Diocesan Vision Statement) 2 3 Everything but the sea Staffordshire prides itself on being ‘the Creative Road and rail links can provide it. And then there’s many museums County’: Shropshire is the birthplace of the including Walsall’s New Art Gallery and the RAF Industrial Revolution and the Black Country is museum at Cosford; not to mention excellent renowned for its industry and all have significant sporting options for both watching and opportunities for spouses who wish to develop participating – from premiership football to the careers in any sphere. Tamworth Snowdome. Along with Wedgwood, theatres and cinemas, restaurants and superb Wulfrun Centre in Wolverhampton is one tea shops just begging to be discovered… of many shopping destinations in the region © Roger Kidd -/ geograph.org. Dovedale (location of one of the Diocese’s two residential retreat uk/p/1171894/ CC BY 2.0 For those days off when you need space away centres) / Shaun Dunmall (wikipedia) / CC BY-SA 2.0 4.0 from the parish, the area has everything you Leisure and pleasure David Rayner (Wikipedia) / Stoke-on-Trent could wish for – except the sea: wild landscapes, Bottle Kiln / CC BY-SA 2.0BY-SA 4.0 cultured museums and stately homes. Sports of Lichfield Diocese has everything but the sea. many kinds (including Premiership football) and For walkers and climbers, there’s an extensive at least two theme parks network of canals, Cannock Chase, The Roaches, and the Shropshire—Welsh borders (for example). If you’re into more organised fun, For those with family and friends in other parts Alton Towers and Drayton Manor Theme Park of the country, the Diocese has great transport Wightwick Manor nr Wolverhampton / Tony Hisgett (Wikipedia) / CC Shrewsbury Flax Mill – the prototype skyscraper / Tk420 (Wikipedia) / CC BY-SA 4.0 BY-SA 4.0 links: the M6/M6Toll bisects the centre of the Diocese north-south, and the M5 originates at Apedale Valley Light Railway near Stoke with the adjacent country park and Heritage Centre is one of many transport and leisure museums in our southern tip. Heading west, the A5/M54 the Diocese / Simon Jones Alton Towers near Uttoxeter / Jeremy Opening of the Lighthouse Project at give easy access to north and mid Wales, while Thompson/Flickr / CC BY 2.0 Kingsland CE Academy, Bucknall the A50, A5 and M6Toll give swift access to the If shopping is your thing, there is a range of M1, M42 and A38 for the East Midlands and the options, from the chic boutiques at Barton south-east. Marina, and Shrewsbury to large malls in or near the urban centres. We’re fortunate in being the Rail links are also good with all major home of many fine ales and beers brewed in towns having direct services to London and Burton on Trent (the museum is well worth a Birmingham and four major airports surround visit), and Staffordshire oatcakes are a unique our borders – Birmingham, East Midlands, local delicacy to be discovered. Manchester and Liverpool. 4 5 The parish of Trentham • Trentham is the southernmost suburb of • The church site is within the boundaries of Services in the church(es) the city of Stoke-on-Trent. Roughly half way the beautiful Trentham Estate which is a large between Birmingham and Manchester. It is recreational and retail facility including gardens, Every service is seen as an opportunity to an ancient settlement written about in the a lake, parkland and a monkey forest as well as encounter God through Jesus in the power Domesday book. It is suburban with easy the retail units and a large garden centre. The of the Holy Spirit. We have a great variety of access to the city centre and rural Staffordshire/ south door of the church building opens directly musicians who lead worship in several bands Shropshire. onto the Italian gardens. and a gifted organist who plays our Binns organ. • The parish population is around 12000 mostly • There are three good schools in the Pre-covid we held three Sunday morning living in pleasant modern estates, with some neighbourhood – two primary and one services: older homes around the Trentham Estate. There secondary. is a good spread of ages living in the parish with • 8am BCP Holy Communion (10-20 lots of young families. The church is probably • There are excellent local amenities including people) more ethnically mixed than the community. three doctors’ surgeries, pharmacies, • 9.30 CW - alternating Morning convenience stores, two post offices and a Worship with Holy Communion (70-90 • The area is mostly spacious and leafy. The dentist. These are situated at several locations in people) Trentham Estate brings a special character the residential developments within the parish. • 11am Informal worship/communion to Trentham which, along with the canal and with children and youth and everyone woodlands, create a lovely environment in • There are several major supermarkets and involved in the ‘together@11’ monthly which to live and minister. larger shopping areas a short drive away. service (70-120) • Wednesday 1030 informal Holy • Trentham has been a centre for Christian • Recreational facilities include two golf clubs, Communion (20-40) worship since the 7th century. St Werburga gyms a short distance away and canoeing and Building(s) / community initiated a Christian community at the rowing clubs on the lake in the Trentham Estate. There have been termly school services in intersection of the river, which is where the church as well as other services and celebrations The Church: Trentham has been a place of faith church now stands.
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