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The National Deaneries Network
Formerly the Church House Deaneries Group
Deanery Briefing
Bishop Graham Usher: The climate and biodiversity crises facing the planet
Richard Wightman: Leadership Challenges in a post-pandemic church
Bishop Martin Seeley and The changing shape of Ministry
Jimmy Dale: Reaching New Generations
Yvonne Tulloch: Bereavement Support – the Need and Opportunity
A vision for the Church of England in the 2020s
Carrie Myers : Gearing up Lay Ministry for the 2020s
Rev Rob Merchant: Mental Health and Faithfulness in an Age of Anxiety
Lindsey Hall: Facing the Next Six Months
John Spence: Church of England Finance
Stephen Cottrell: Archbishop of York
2020: CANCELLED due to COVID-19
2018: Living Deaneries
Talks, Downloads and Links
2016: More for Less?
News and downloads
2014: Mission or Mystery?
2012: The Shape of Things to Come
2010: Developing Deaneries
2004: Releasing the Energy
2002: Like it or Lump it
2000: The Deanery: Catching the Vision
1998: A Bridge Thus Far
Parish and People
The Steering Group
NDN Team
Category: 2020 Speakers
Jimmy Dale
Jimmy is the National Youth Evangelism Officer for the Church of England.
He responsible for promoting and resourcing youth evangelism across the country.
Jimmy is based in London and is married to Sarah. As well as being passionate about youth ministry and evangelism, he is a keen spurs fan, a running enthusiast, and a passionate advocate of Apple products
Dr Bev Botting
Dr Bev Botting was appointed Head of Research and Statistics for the Archbishops' Council on 13 February 2012. She joined the Church of England's research team from the National Centre for Social Research (NatCen), where she had been Survey Outreach Officer for two and a half years, heading a survey research training programme for postgraduates and early career researchers.
Prior to that, Dr Botting was for a long time a statistician at the Office for National Statistics, variously majoring on child health studies, advising on the use of data for medical research, and leading on financial national social surveys.
Bev is a highly experienced and enthusiastic senior research manager and statistician with extensive project and staff management skills. She provides expert advice on record linkage and use of large national databases and is a published author and editor with experience of TV and radio interviews.
Jonathan Cox
Jonathan Cox is Deputy Director Citizen UK and Lead Organiser for Citizens Cymru Wales
Jonathan began his organising career as Coordinator for the Independent Asylum Commission, which culminated in a nationwide campaign to end the detention of children for immigration purposes.
Alongside UK-wide work on migration, he has built alliances in Wandsworth and most recently in Wales, where he now lives with his wife and two children.
Jonathan holds a BA in History and Politics from the University of Durham and an MA in Community Organising from Queen Mary, University of London, where he co-led a Postgraduate Certificate in Community Organising course. He is an Associate Lecturer at Newman University, Birmingham, who now accredit Citizens UK's training.
Jonathan previously worked in Westminster as a Researcher to an MP and Government Minister, and then as Parliamentary Officer for a leading refugee charity.
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The Rt Revd Martin Seeley: Bishop of St Edmundsbury and Ipswich
Bishop Martin Seeley
The Right Reverend Martin Seeley read Geography and then Theology at Jesus College, Cambridge, before a year at Ripon College, Cuddesdon. He was awarded the English Fellowship at Union Theological Seminary in New York City, and continued his ministerial training there.
He served his title at the parish of Bottesford with Ashby, Scunthorpe in Lincoln Diocese from 1978 to 1980.
He then returned to New York City where he served as curate at the Church of the Epiphany and Assistant Director of Trinity Institute, Trinity Wall Street, from 1980 to 1985. Then from 1985 to 1990 he was Executive Director of the Thompson Center, an ecumenical lay and clergy education programme in St Louis, Missouri.
He returned to England in 1990, and until 1996 was a Selection Secretary at the Advisory Board of Ministry, and Secretary for Continuing Ministerial Education.
From 1996 to 2006 he was Vicar of the Isle of Dogs, Tower Hamlets in the Diocese of London.
Since 2006 he was Principal of Westcott House, Cambridge and from 2008, Honorary Canon at Ely Cathedral. He has also served as President of the Cambridge Theological Federation.
He is married to the Reverend Jutta Brueck, Priest in Charge of St Thomas' Ipswich, and they have two children, Anna, 16 and Luke, 13. He is a keen and able cook, and a keen but less able saxophonist.
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Arthur Prior - A 'Young Progressive': Letters to Ursula Bethell and to Hugh Teague 1936-1941
Edited by Mike Grimshaw
Arthur Prior (1914–69), the founder of 'tense logic', is regarded as New Zealand's greatest 20th-century philosopher. It is commonly believed that the philosopher J.N.D. Findlay lured a young Prior away from theology and his training for the ministry to the world of philosophy. However, as Prior's letters to the poet Ursula Bethell and to his communist cousin Hugh Teague now make clear, he did not simply abandon theological study in order to immerse himself in philosophy – nor does it seem that it was a matter of his disbelieving in theology one minute and believing in philosophy the next. Until World War II, and, it appears, for a time afterwards, Prior seriously considered a career as a religious journalist, especially when travelling and living on the Continent and in England with his first wife, Clare Hunter. During these years, Prior wrote widely on theology and contemporary Christianity.
In his correspondence with Ursula Bethell – who called him one of her 'young progressives' – and Hugh Teague, Prior discusses in detail his religious and theological thought and his personal beliefs and influences, including his shift from formal theological study into a world of journalism and philosophy. These previously unknown letters, which cover the years from 1936 to 1941 and his time in Dunedin, Wellington, France and London, chronicle a substantial part of a fascinating period in Prior's development, both theologically and philosophically.
Prior's letters have been transcribed and annotated for this volume by early Prior scholar Mike Grimshaw. An essay by Mike Grimshaw and an introduction by Prior expert Jack Copeland provide further context, including a brief introduction to tense logic.
Mike Grimshaw (PhD Otago) is associate professor in sociology at the University of Canterbury, New Zealand. Trained as a theologian and historian, he has taught religious studies at Victoria University of Wellington and the University of Canterbury. His areas of expertise include New Zealand cultural, intellectual and religious history, as well as religious and social theory. A leading scholar of the early life and thought of Prior, having published on unknown Prior notebooks and on Prior's work on James Joyce, he is currently working on Prior as public intellectual and on the wider intellectual, theological and cultural circles that Prior inhabited.

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