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Living Lightly is the Diocesan policy. We are encouraging parishes and churches to become Eco Churches and registered as an Eco Diocese in 2018.

How you can act in response.

Why you should act.

 

Our recommendations and links....

 

Wording for Gift Aid forms and envelopes from January 2013

Please ensure that you are using this on gift aid forms and envelopes. For full up to date information about Gift Aid please see the Parish Resources website for guidance.

 

What is MAP?

MAP stands for Mission Action Planning. The main purpose of MAP is to listen and discern the will of God for your church and its community. It is about looking at what is happening in your parish and as a church community considering the direction that you think your church should be heading. Once you have established a vision for your church you then set yourselves priorities for your church for each of the following 3 years and then plan the specific steps you need to take to deliver these goals. At the end of each year we will ask you to review your action so that you can adjust your plan accordingly.

 

Finding the right direction for your Church

Let’s imagine someone has a free day and they want to go on a new walk. They get out their map and need to consider the following:

1. Where will they start from?

2. Where are they going, what is their destination?

3. What’s the best way to get there?

4. What do they need to do now?

Well that’s exactly the process we follow for mission action planning:

As churches begin to consider where God is calling them, what direction they should take and which path they should follow, then these same questions are relevant.

 

Information on looking after, changing and developing your church

Churchcare provides a series of guidance notes relating to the care, use and development of church buildings. They they can be accessed here.

The Church of England has produced detailed guidance and a series of webinars to support the Church's effort to achieve the target of 'net zero carbon' emissions, including information on heating, lighting, maintenance and funding. Details of planned webinars and recordings of past webinars can be accessed here.

Changes to the faculty rules to move towards net zero carbon will come into effect in July 2022. A briefing note regarding the changes has been prepared.

 

Church Heating

The DAC has created specific guidance for churches exploring options for church heating systems and outlining the information needed to support a Faculty application for heating.

Heating Guidance

Heating Flowchart

 

Help with looking after Historic Churches

Historic England

Victorian Society

Georgian Group

Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings

20th Century Society

Historic Buildings & Places

 

Help with Financing the Repair of Historic Churches

Diocese of Derby grants & funding resources

National Lottery Heritage Fund

National Churches Trust

Listed Places of Worship Scheme

Benefact Trust

 

Application for Memorial in a Diocese of Derby Churchyard

The form below is for all churchyard memorial applications, those which can be approved by Incumbents, Area Deans and Archdeacons and, when the request falls outside their delegated authority, as the petition to the Chancellor for a faculty.

>> Diocese of Derby Churchyard Memorial Application Form (Nov 2022) [PDF]

>> Diocese of Derby Churchyard Regulations 2021 [PDF]

More details on churchyards can be found on this page.

 

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Contact and Find Us

Derby Church House

Full Street, Derby DE1 3DR

01332 388650

Email: 

enquiries@derby.anglican.org

Who's who at Derby Church House

Map and parking information

 

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