Ministers' and Leaders' Get Together 2021

BACK in November 2020 we took the decision to cancel the Cober Hill Ministers' Conference for 2021. Since then we have been looking at other ways of connecting and we are pleased to let you know we have firmed up the broad details for this year's Ministers' Gathering which will be FREE and online rather than at Cober Hill:-

Tuesday 16th March, 10am-noon

(Zoom room opens at 9.45am)

Speaker:  Archbishop of York,
the Most Revd Stephen Cottrell,
on “Leading in Liminal Spaces”
 

Stephen will be speaking and answering questions on leadership in uncertain times, when you are not sure where you are heading.
"We can find Christ, and greet Him and serve Him in the events of today," he says. "We can find hope by encountering Christ wherever we are."

How do I book my place? Send your name, email address and the name of your church to Joolz - click here -  by Wednesday, March 10th, and she will forward you the Zoom link. We do hope you can join us!

More about the Archbishop:-

Stephen is the 98th Archbishop of York and has previously served as the Bishop of Chelmsford, Bishop of Reading, Canon Pastor at Peterborough Cathedral and Diocesan Missioner for the Diocese of Wakefield. He served in parishes in South London and Chichester.

Stephen is a member of the Church of England’s Committee for Minority Ethnic Concerns, and Chair of Church Army, an Anglican society for evangelism and social outreach.

He is a writer and speaker on evangelism, spirituality and catechesis. His latest book, Dear England, is published in March and addresses issues about how the Christian faith can shape the life of our nation.
Stephen is married to Rebecca who is a potter, and they have three sons and one grandson.

Grace and peace
 
Graham, Mary and Clive