Items filtered by date: August 2025
Poster
These posters can be used to promote upcoming trainings in your church / parish / deanery.
Two posters are available in word format - one with a grid to complete with your trainings and the other blank for freetext.
We kindly ask that you refrain from amending the header and footers in the word documents.
A4 Word Poster (no grid - freetext)
A4 PDF Poster (header and footer only)
Images
Promotional images for use with Parish magazines, screens, PowerPoint etc
Promotional image in PNG format (2020 image to be added shortly)
Promotional Image in JPEG format (2020 image to be added shortly)
Community
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Becoming an Eco ChurchWhat is to be an eco church and why you should become one. Interactive lesson Approx time: 30 mins -
Eco Church resource sheetDownload our Bitesize resource sheet for useful information on becoming an Eco Church. .pdf -
Going green - a tale of two churchesHow two churches in the Diocese of Derby lowered their carbon footprints. Type: video Dur: 5 mins 39 secs
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Mission, Evangelism and Discipleship
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What is a Pioneer?We all know we have pioneer clergy in the diocese - but what IS a pioneer? Interactive lesson Approx time: 30 mins -
A pioneer is...Pioneers from the Diocese of Derby share their thoughts Type: video Duration: 6m 39s
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Other categories: Mission, Evangelism & Discipleship | Spirituality & Prayer | Community | Communication | Vocations | Churchwarden & Officer Training | Children's & Youth Work | Good to Go | How to Book | All courses by date
When a course is open for online booking, a 'BOOK NOW' link will appear next to the event's date, which will take you to the Eventbrite booking page for that course.
Alternatively, email training@derby.anglican.org or call 01332 388687.
Unless otherwise indicated, sessions are free of charge.
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