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Ministries review: project members sought

Baptists Together are seeking a a Project Team to take forward our review of ministries.

The review will be taking place between May and October and will be led by the Revd Phil Jump, who was appointed Project Leader by Baptist Union Council appointed. Additional team members are now being sought, including a researcher, administrator and project team members. 

The Project Team has a key role in enabling the review and overseeing its progress, but is not conducting the review on our Union’s behalf.
 


 

Baptist Times, 03/04/2015
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