intended to offer refreshment and to build up relationships as well as skills. Curates will be asked to commit to an activity for a period of six months at a time. Protocols for IME Phase 2 Days Morning and Evening Prayer together are part of the programme and all curates are expected to arrive in good time to participate fully. This is a courtesy to each other, but especially to the person leading the prayers. Permission to be absent from Diocesan IME can be sought from the DMT, but curates should note that they are expected, for example, to plan their holidays and to arrange child care, in the knowledge of the IME Programme. Unavoidable absence (e.g. through illness or family bereavement) should be notified to the Administrator, by email, as soon as it is known. Curates are to respect each other and their tutors or facilitators, by using their IT devices appropriately. It is understood that they may wish to access biblical texts, look up references or take notes on a lap top/tablet/phone during a session. They should refrain from checking emails or using social media during formal sessions. The Shape of the Programme IME 4 (Deacons) Inhabiting the public role (preaching, leading worship, being a spiritual and pastoral resource) Practical, ecclesiological, theological response to funerals and baptisms Presiding at the Eucharist Managing yourself (time, admin, family and role) Understanding your context Mission in your local context (schools, community, para-church groups) Assignments Criteria A Christian Faith, Tradition and Life –
intended to offer refreshment and to build up relationships as well as skills. Curates will be asked to commit to an activity for a period of six months at a time. Protocols for IME Phase 2 Days Morning and Evening Prayer together are part of the programme and all curates are expected to arrive in good time to participate fully. This is a courtesy to each other, but especially to the person leading the prayers. Permission to be absent from Diocesan IME can be sought from the DMT, but curates should note that they are expected, for example, to plan their holidays and to arrange child care, in the knowledge of the IME Programme. Unavoidable absence (e.g. through illness or family bereavement) should be notified to the Administrator, by email, as soon as it is known. Curates are to respect each other and their tutors or facilitators, by using their IT devices appropriately. It is understood that they may wish to access biblical texts, look up references or take notes on a lap top/tablet/phone during a session. They should refrain from checking emails or using social media during formal sessions. The Shape of the Programme IME 4 (Deacons) Inhabiting the public role (preaching, leading worship, being a spiritual and pastoral resource) Practical, ecclesiological, theological response to funerals and baptisms Presiding at the Eucharist Managing yourself (time, admin, family and role) Understanding your context Mission in your local context (schools, community, para-church groups) Assignments Criteria A – Christian Faith, Tradition and Life
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