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In the Deanery of Deane, Archdeaconry of Bolton, Diocese of Manchester St Katharine Blackrod St James the Great Daisy Hill St Bartholomew Westhoughton St John the Evangelist Wingates in the Deanery of Deane, Archdeaconry of Bolton, Diocese of Manchester. We are looking for a Team Vicar to join this Team Ministry. St. James, Daisy Hill St. George, The Hoskers 1 Contents: Page Welcome 3 Where we are 4 Where you will live 6 Church Background 7 People, services and activities at St. James 8 People, services and activities at St. George 14 The other Team churches • Westhoughton Parish 18 • St. John, Wingates • St. Katharine, Blackrod Work within the wider Team 27 Team Ministers / What will you do? 28 Blackrod, Daisy Hill, Westhoughton, Wingates: A 29 Shared Vision Is God calling you to our Team? 30 Further Information 30 Appendix 1 – Some Facts & Figures 31 2 Welcome: An exciting and creative opportunity awaits the person God is calling to serve as a Team Vicar to work in this Team Ministry. The Blackrod, Daisy Hill, Westhoughton and Wingates Team Ministry was established in 2016 and comprises the four parishes of St. Katharine Blackrod, St James Daisy Hill, St Bartholomew Westhoughton and St John Wingates. Each has a parish church building and congregation, and additionally, St Bartholomew's parish has two further congregations which meet in schools at St Thomas, Chequerbent and St George, the Hoskers. St Thomas’s was the first church in school worship centre established in the diocese. Each of the four parishes remains distinct. There is a Team Leaders’ Forum in existence made up of the churchwardens from the four parishes and the licensed ministers. The forum meets three times a year and is a place where thinking and planning can be shared, recognising always that decision making lies with the four Parochial Church Councils. There are no local, Deanery or Diocesan plans for this to change. The new Team Vicar designate will have a parochial base in the parish of St James Daisy Hill, (where s/he will live in the vicarage there) and will have special responsibility equally for St James Daisy Hill and St. George the Hoskers [within the Westhoughton Parish] in addition to a wider ministry shared with colleagues across the Team. St. James, Daisy Hill St. George, the Hoskers 3 Where we are: The four parishes of the Team are located in the north western corner of the Diocese of Manchester, bordering parishes in Blackburn and Liverpool dioceses. Westhoughton is a small town within the Metropolitan Borough of Bolton. Situated some four miles south west of Bolton, the town and team ministry boundaries are roughly coterminous, the Team having a population of approximately 25,000 people. Daisy Hill has a population of approximately 6,000 people many whom live in new largely private housing developments. St James’ Church and vicarage are at the heart of Daisy Hill, which has a chemist, post office, a public house, a general store, off licence / convenience store, hairdressers, Chinese take away and a veterinarian surgery. There is an Italian restaurant within a short stroll of the vicarage. Daisy Hill Cricket Club and Football Club are adjacent to the church and vicarage along with a recreational area. St George’s is next to Westhoughton Cricket Club which hosts Lancashire County Cricket Club seconds matches. Blackrod with its population of approximately 5000 people retains much of its village atmosphere and life. The town of Westhoughton incorporates several former smaller villages and hamlets (including Wingates, Chequerbent and Daisy Hill) and was, historically, a centre for coal mining, cotton spinning and textile manufacture. Westhoughton is now primarily a residential area though local and national businesses are established in the town. There are a host of corner shops, a large independent retailer called Gee Tees and a market as well as Aldi, Sainsbury, Lidl and B&M Bargain stores. 4 Transport links from Westhoughton and Blackrod are very good, with buses and trains (there are railway stations in Westhoughton, Daisy Hill & Blackrod). The M61 motorway is easily accessed from within the Team as junctions 5 and 6 are within the Team’s boundaries. This in turn provides easy motorway links across the region and more widely, the country. We are only an hour away from the South Lakes or Peak District and trains from Wigan can be in London in less than 2 ½ hours. Shopping is also easy as the market towns of Chorley, Wigan, Leigh, Bolton and Bury are a short bus ride away and more locally the large Middlebrook shopping centre lies within Wingates parish. Slightly further afield is the Trafford Centre and Manchester itself. There are good GP and pharmacies locally. Hospitals in Bolton, Chorley, and Wigan are nearest but Salford, Preston and Manchester hospitals also serve the community. There are three cricket clubs within the area in addition to the sporting hub at Bolton Arena [gym, tennis etc.] in addition to Westhoughton sports centre and newly built sports facilities nearby at Horwich. Bolton Wanderers FC University of Bolton Stadium is also nearby. 5 Where you will live: In Daisy Hill, the church lies at the heart of the community with strong connections to community life with St. James Primary School opposite the church, and you will live in the Vicarage here. St. James’ Vicarage Lower Leigh Road, Daisy Hill, Westhoughton, Nr. Bolton BL5 2EH Front view / garden The Vicarage Built in 1957, the detached vicarage is fully double glazed and has a separate garage. It has four bedrooms and is adjacent to St James’ church on Lower Leigh Road, Daisy Hill, Westhoughton. The house backs onto the church yard, and a foot path takes you from the vicarage to the church. Downstairs consists of a hall, study, toilet, large sitting room, good size dining room, kitchen, utility room and pantry. In addition to the four bedrooms upstairs (two of which have wash basins) there is a separate toilet, bathroom with shower over bath and a large airing cupboard. Rear view / garden 6 Church Background: The two churches for which the Team Vicar will have special responsibility are very different in terms of buildings, history and church tradition which is reflected in all the churches across the team. Any candidate will need to demonstrate an ability to be comfortable with and value the different church traditions St James Daisy Hill, consecrated in 1881, was the gift of two sisters who gave of their wealth to build first the adjacent Church of England aided primary school and then the church in what was then the small hamlet of Daisy Hill situated on the south side of Westhoughton. Designed by notable architects Paley & Austin and described as a masterly performance by Pevsner with its ‘Spanish Colonial bell turret, St James’ is a much loved local landmark. Built on an east-west axis St. James’ is configured with porch / narthex, nave, chancel and sanctuary. The interior of plain brick walling above timber panelling has been described as an exercise in chaste simplicity, beauty being reserved for the tracery windows, reredos and east window. St George is a congregation which meets in St. George’s Primary School. Although formed as an LEP, this has now dissolved amicably. There is a small sanctuary area which is an integral part of the school hall, but the moveable furniture allows for a wide degree of flexibility. Links with the school and children’s work are very important. Worship is relaxed reflecting the ratio of children and parents who have little or no traditional church background. 7 People, services and activities at St. James: Worship St James has a well-established modern liberal catholic Eucharistic tradition with vestments. Music is a central part of our worship and is supported by a robed choir and resident organist. Sunday Eucharist Services 8.00am [2nd, 4th and 5th Sundays each month] – Book of Common Prayer 10.45am [weekly] – Common Worship Wednesday Eucharist Service 10:00am – Book of Common Prayer The people of St. James’ are open to evolving their worship to make it more inclusive of all age groups while remaining sensitive to differing spiritual needs. We look forward to restoring and growing our congregation. We would expect any successful candidate to work with us through an ongoing process of review and evaluation to develop patterns and styles of worship that makes all welcome and excludes none. Occasional offices The church provides a valuable service to the wider community for baptisms, weddings and funerals. Baptisms can take place at dedicated services on one Sunday afternoon each month bringing together two or three families, gathered around the font following the open baptism policy of the Team. Baptism is also available during the Sunday morning Eucharist Service when our portable font is placed in the Chancel. 8 Church Congregation There is an active team of people who contribute to church and parish life in a wide variety of ways. From preparing the weekly pew sheet to acting as altar servers, many people of all ages give of their time and talents and are committed in playing their part to ensure our parish flourishes. We have a growing and enthusiastic small group of young adults who are bringing fresh vision and energy to our shared life together. There are currently two people exploring vocation. Sunday School The Sunday School has recently restarted in term time with a new team which operates on a rota and each week has a published theme. The children meet in the Old School Hall at 10.45 am and join the Sunday service at the beginning of the Eucharistic prayer. Annual Calendar of Services There is a wide programme of services during Advent and the Christmas season.
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