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There are now over 10,000 Episcopally licensed Readers in the Church of England, almost equally men and women, but only a few hundred are under 40.



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The Reader - 2000-9 - Alphabetical Index of Topics (20/11/09)

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Executive Committee Minutes - July 2009 (20/11/09)

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Executive Committee Minutes - February 2009 (20/11/09)

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Website Committee Minutes - June 2009 (19/11/09)

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The Reader - Summer 2009 (19/11/09)

Magazine
The Reader - Autumn 2009 (18/11/09)




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The Reader - index

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Events Diary >>

NEWS
Celebrating 40th Anniversary of the admission of women as Readers!
On St Hildas Day Lincoln Diocese celebrated the 40th Anniversary of women to Reader Ministry.

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EVENTS
Preaching in the Age of the Internet
(University of Lancaster)
Friday 23rd July - Sunday 25th July 2010

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NEWS
Anticipating the coming King…. Readings & Prayers through Advent
New St John’s Advent Book 2009 now available!

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