Our People - Ryedale Methodist Circuit - North Yorkshire
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Superintendent Minister -
Minister -
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Authorised to serve as a Methodist Minister Rev Ben Nicholson, email
Deacon -
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Rev Mark Haynes, email
Rev Penny Worth email
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Rev Peter Clark, email
Rev Tony de Boltz email
Rev Jane Pickering email
Rev Brian Shackleton, (Supernumerary with Pastoral Charge) email
Rev Michael Williams
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Ann Thomas, email
Paul Emberley email
Robert Rayner email
Virginia Collinson
Julia Branson
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Circuit Administrator: Ann Thomas, email
Circuit Treasurer: Nigel Hayes, email
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Pastoral, Malton Hub Linda Stannard, email
Circuit Missional lay worker Louise Hayes , email
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Local Preachers and Worship Leaders
One of the hallmarks of British Methodism is its celebration of lay leadership in local circuits and churches, particularly in the form of local preachers and worship leaders.
Much more than just ‘pulpit filling,’ Local Preachers serve in pastoral teams with individuals and groups in their local areas, often providing the focus of leadership in their local churches; they regularly conduct worship across all of the circuit churches. Worship Leaders are generally assigned to their own church, but they play an increasingly significant and important role in the leading of services, providing an essential bridge to local congregations and communities thus making Worship relevant and enabling spiritual continuity week on week.
Called to Preach? Called to Lead Worship?
What is a Methodist Local Preacher?
Local preachers are those who have been accredited to preach God’s word and lead His people in worship. Originally, the term local preacher showed the difference between those who stayed in a local area and those who moved around the country as ministers (presbyters).
Becoming a Local Preacher
Interested in becoming a local preacher? Do you feel called to preach God’s word? Click here for a guide to help you explore your calling.
What is a Methodist Worship Leader?
Worship Leaders are lay members of the Methodist Church who have received a call to assist in leading worship within their local church. After undergoing appropriate training, they are appointed to take part in various aspects of leading worship, offering to the preacher their gifts and talents plus their knowledge of the local congregation.
Becoming a Worship Leader
Interested in becoming a Worship Leader? Do you feel that you have a call to assist in leading worship? Click here for a guide to help you explore your calling.
For further information visit http://www.methodist.org.uk/ministers-