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Initial Ministerial Education

Initial Ministerial Education (IME) falls into two parts.  Part 1 covers time spent at college or on a course. Part 2 normally covers the first four years of public ministry (three years after completion of degree for LLMs).  All those in training are working towards achieving the Learning Outcomes developed by the House of Bishops.
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Continuing Ministerial Development (CMD)

Click the links to download course materials.

Ministry Development Leave Guidelines
Theology of Ministerial Development

Brochure for ordained ministers
Booking form for ordained ministers
Talent Bank form for ordained ministers 

Brochure for ordained ministers
Booking form for retired ministers
Talent Bank form for retired ministers

Brochure for lay ministers
Booking form for lay ministers
Talent Bank form for lay ministers

Brochure for LPAs
Booking form for LPAs

Ministry Review Scheme

The scheme offers a Ministry Review every 18 months. This alternates between a peer review (conducted by a reviewer selected from the diocesan list) and a senior staff review (conducted by a Bishop or Archdeacon, or by arrangement by the Dean).
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Wellbeing

The Archdeacon of Sherborne is responsible for wellbeing in the Diocese of Salisbury.

Contact the Ven Paul Taylor:
adsherborne@salisbury.anglican.org

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