Complex pastoral situations often involve a delicate interplay between the psychological and the spiritual, with wisdom needed as to how to approach each case. Certain situations may raise questions about a need for deliverance.
Deliverance is recognised as a specialist ministry in the Church of England, for which our diocese has a specially trained team, commissioned by Bishop Pete and led by Canon Mark Brown as Bishop’s Advisor.
This event will explore the biblical and theological basis for deliverance ministry today, along with House of Bishops’ guidance for this area of ministry. Safeguarding and mental health issues will also be considered, using practical examples as appropriate.
Led by Mark Brown, along with Dr Ann Richards and Professor Chris Cook, both leading members of the national CofE Deliverance Ministry team. They will be available for further consultation after lunch, for those who wish to stay on and make use of this opportunity.
Travel details: St Barts is just above the Langsett Road tram and bus stops, buses include the number 57, 81 & 82. If travelling by car please note satnav may direct you to Primrose Hill off Whitehouse Lane but there is no vehicle access this way. On Langsett Road, continue straight on and take the third left onto Primrose Hill. Here you will find limited parking. Further on street parking is available on Langsett Crescent.
A Leadership Formation event for clergy and also lay ministers who are involved in prayer ministry.
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