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Michaelmas Ordinations

Three people on the Auxiliary Pathway will be ordained Deacon at the Cathedral on Sunday 28 September at 6.30pm. Brother Michael Brossard to serve at Mucknell Abbey Sue Haywood to…

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Three people on the Auxiliary Pathway will be ordained Deacon at the Cathedral on Sunday 28 September at 6.30pm.

  • Brother Michael Brossard to serve at Mucknell Abbey
  • Sue Haywood to serve in Wordsley
  • Rob Holdsworth to serve at St Stephen’s Church, Barbourne, Worcester

All are welcome to attend the service and support the candidates.

Clergy colleagues are invited to robe for the service, as are friends and family members who are ordained, or licensed as lay ministers.

  • Dress for clergy: cassock, surplice, white stole.
  • For Readers: cassock, surplice, preaching scarf.
  • For ecumenical colleagues: as appropriate to their tradition.

It would be helpful to know if you are attending to robe. Please email Emma Woollaston on ewoollaston@cofe-worcester.org.uk by Friday 19 September at the very latest.

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