Lucy Harrison
The Worship Advisory Group (WAG) is a small group appointed by Bishop Alastair to help with encouraging and supporting liturgy of the highest quality, transforming worship across the Diocese of Derby. Please complete this short questionnaire to help us best resource parishes throughout the diocese in Liturgy and Worship
Download a copy of the questionnaire below
Readers are asked to keep a good record of their ministry. Each January the Warden of Readers asks for some statistical information from each Reader about the type of ministry that they have offered in the previous calendar year. This is collated and is enormously helpful in providing the Senior Staff with an overview of ministry in the Diocese.
Collating the information and filing in the Annual Return form is a really good opportunity for Readers to see what they have offered as ministry in the previous year as part of a bigger picture and to reflect on that.
>> Reader working agreement [Word doc]
>> Reader licence renewal - PCC support form [Word doc]
See also: What is a Reader? | Becoming a Reader | Readers Handbook | Reader Returns and Reviews | Reader Licence Renewals | Get in touch
Advent Seasonal Eucharistic Resorces
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The Worship Advisory Group (WAG) is a small group appointed by Bishop Alastair to help with encouraging and supporting liturgy of the highest quality, transforming worship across the Diocese of Derby. We hope the information below is useful and help you when planning liturgy. Please do contact us if you need any help or advice.
Click on the link to find services and prayers from The Book of Common Prayer and Common Worship.
Eucharistic material
You can find links to all the principal services of the Church here.
Common Worship also provides Eucharistic Prayers for use with Children
Lay Ministers of Communion. Training Session Handbook
Seasonal Material
Look at Common Worship Times and Seasons
Saints days and festivals
Look at Common Worship Festivals resources
For Collects and Readings for the Festivals and Lesser Festivals of the Calendar of the Church of England from Exciting Holiness click here
Human Trafficking and Modern Slavery
Resources for Prayer, Preaching and Reflection
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