It was a joyful installation service for the new Archdeacon of Cheltenham, The Venerable Katrina Scott, in Gloucester Cathedral at the end of March. Surrounded by friends, family, colleagues and
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Archdeacons’ Visitation Services 2025
Archdeacon Hilary and Archdeacon Katrina are looking forward very much to seeing all Churchwardens at one of this year’s visitation services. This year for the Archdeacons’ Visitation Services, which all
Archdeacons’ Visitation Services 2025
Archdeacon Hilary and Archdeacon Katrina are looking forward very much to seeing all Churchwardens at one of this year’s visitation services. This year for the Archdeacons’ Visitation Services, which all
Archdeacons’ Visitation Services 2025
Archdeacon Hilary and Archdeacon Katrina are looking forward very much to seeing all Churchwardens at one of this year’s visitation services. This year for the Archdeacons’ Visitation Services, which all
Archdeacons’ Visitation Services 2025
Archdeacon Hilary and Archdeacon Katrina are looking forward very much to seeing all Churchwardens at one of this year’s visitation services. This year for the Archdeacons’ Visitation Services, which all
Introductory message from the Ven Katrina Scott, Archdeacon of Cheltenham, 1 April 2025
It was wonderful to be Collated, Installed and Welcomed as Archdeacon in such a beautiful service on Sunday.
How to re-watch the Archdeacon of Cheltenham’s collation, installation and welcome service
The collation, installation, and welcome service for the new Archdeacon of Cheltenham, the Revd Canon Katrina Scott, took place on Sunday (30 March) from 3pm to 5pm at Gloucester Cathedral.
New Archdeacon of Cheltenham announced
Bishop Rachel has today announced the appointment of the new Archdeacon of Cheltenham, the Revd Canon Katrina Scott. Katrina is currently Area Dean of the North Cotswold Deanery and Rector
An invitation to Archdeacon Phil’s farewell service
It was announced recently in the Bulletin that the Archdeacon of Cheltenham, the Ven Phil Andrew has made the decision to move on from the Diocese of Gloucester at the
Archdeacon of Cheltenham to move on
The Archdeacon of Cheltenham, Phil Andrew, has announced that he will be resigning from his post at the end of the year to begin what he describes as a ‘new
Message from Archdeacon Phil, 18 June 2024
I don’t know about you, but I often feel slightly uncertain how to respond to ‘Father’s Day’ which we have just celebrated. That’s true even though one of the greatest
Archdeacons’ Visitation Services 2024
This year for the Archdeacons’ Visitation Services, which all Churchwardens are encouraged to attend in order to be admitted to their role, we plan to follow the same pattern as
Archdeacons’ Visitation Services 2024
This year for the Archdeacons’ Visitation Services, which all Churchwardens are encouraged to attend in order to be admitted to their role, we plan to follow the same pattern as
Archdeacons’ Visitation Services 2024
This year for the Archdeacons’ Visitation Services, which all Churchwardens are encouraged to attend in order to be admitted to their role, we plan to follow the same pattern as
Archdeacons’ Visitation Services 2024
This year for the Archdeacons’ Visitation Services, which all Churchwardens are encouraged to attend in order to be admitted to their role, we plan to follow the same pattern as
Archdeacons’ Visitation Services 2024
This year for the Archdeacons’ Visitation Services, which all Churchwardens are encouraged to attend in order to be admitted to their role, we plan to follow the same pattern as
Message from Archdeacon Phil, 17 October 2023
One of the questions we sometimes ask candidates being interviewed for clergy posts in the Diocese runs along the lines of ‘What, for you, is the heart of the good news of the Gospel, and is there a Bible verse that is central to this?’ … I am always struck by the range of responses and find myself reflecting on what my answer would be.
Message from the Archdeacons, 18 October 2022
One of our most important roles as Archdeacons, working closely with our bishops, involves the pastoral care of the clergy and lay leaders of our varied worshipping communities. It’s a
The Ven Hilary Dawson’s sermon for August 30
All will be well. Archdeacon Hilary Dawson shares her sermon for August 30. Each week we share a sermon for use the upcoming Sunday. To share via a Zoom meeting/webinar,
The Ven Hilary Dawson’s sermon for July 26
The Ven Hilary Dawson shares her sermon for July 26. Each week we share a sermon for use the upcoming Sunday. To share via a Zoom meeting/webinar, make sure this
The Ven Hilary Dawson’s sermon for June 21
Jesus said he came not to bring peace, but a sword … what does it mean to live courageously in a broken world? The Ven Hilary Dawson shares her sermon
Wednesday of Holy Week 2020
Archdeacon of Cheltenham, The Ven Phil Andrew shared his reflection for Wednesday 8 April during Holy Week. He reflected on “the amount of contrast that we are having to
