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salesbury - st peter welcome services calendar church groups items of interest who's who general contact us archive verse of the day clergy letter news mission mission and vision house groups finances future events social and fundraising pcc welcome to st peter's church serving and being part of the community for over 200 years we want to make you feel a real part of the christian community here at st. peter's - h opefully through our web site we can bring you all the information you need about us and encourage you to play a part in our worship and service of god. contact no's: vicarage: 01254 248072 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ essence our new women's group please check the church groups page for more details joint statement of st peter’s and wilpshire methodist churches dear friends, as you will be aware over the past year st. peter’s, salesbury and wilpshire methodist church have been exploring our working together, including the possibility of becoming a local ecumenical partnership (lep). following extensive exploration and a number of church meetings it has been concluded that at this point in time, it is not right for such a major step to be made. it has been seen that the proposals were perhaps ‘too much, too soon’ for many people and that enhanced joint working over a period of time, in a less formal way than an lep, would seem to be the way forward. the outcome of the discussions should be seen not as the end but as the beginning of a new phase. we recognise that for some this decision will be met with sadness, for others there will be a sense of relief. a meeting involving the leadership of both churches agreed that it is important to find ways in which members of both churches can work alongside each other in a natural and seamless way for the benefit of the community, the kingdom and the gospel. the key is why do something separately when we can do it together and better. the following possibilities were suggested: truly joint and integrated services including all age worship. work with children and young people. festivals including the harvest festival and lunch. christmas activities and events. rose queen procession of witness. it planned that a small group should be established with 3 or 4 members from each church to plan and promote joint working. the brief of this group would be to plan well in advance and consider the year ahead. we ask for your prayers and support as we move forward in god’s name. rev martin duerden rev stuart smith what is an local ecumenical partnership (lep)? local ecumenical partnerships (lep’s) come in a variety of forms, but each is a situation where more than one christian denomination is working together under a formal agreement. leps include places where local churches share their congregational life or share buildings or covenant with each other. in general there are six categories of lep : the first 3 could relate to our situation. these are listed below. some partnerships will fall into several of the categories at once. single congregation partnerships congregations in covenanted partnerships shared building partnerships chaplaincy partnerships mission partnerships education partnerships single congregation partnerships (category 1) while there may be a variety of worship styles, there is basically one joint congregation with shared sacramental ministry, common finance and an ecumenical church council which as far as possible co-ordinates the life of the local ecumenical partnership. there will usually be only one worship centre. there may be a ministerial team, drawn from the partner denominations. some of the ministers may have pastoral responsibility for other congregations (whether partnerships or not), and others may serve full time in the lep. in many cases, however, ordained ministry will be provided primarily by one of the partner denominations, often in an agreed alternating pattern. the mix of denominational partners will have a major influence on the style of the partnership. aspects of the life and worship of each tradition should be reflected in the constitution. the partnership must be able to be recognised as a local congregation by each of the partner churches. local decision-making will focus in an ecumenical church council or congregational meeting. it is important to remember that the denominations are evolving all the time - so a mix of recognisable denominational worship and ecumenically inspired forms will be appropriate. in a single congregation partnership, the aim must be to offer a nourishing and varied diet of worship. most worshippers embrace this readily. many free church people appreciate the opportunity for more frequent eucharistic worship, while some anglicans enjoy family services and informal worship which may have a key role in reaching out to those on the fringe of the church. single congregation partnerships may come into being by the formal coming together (usually into one building - though some retain two and use them for different purposes) of two or more congregations, where a pooling of resources is perceived as god's will. churches in covenanted partnership with a substantial sharing in worship, church life, mission and ministry (category 2) such partnerships are a development of a local churches together group , where a level of trust, commitment and inter-dependence has been reached which seems to warrant a formal covenant. the local congregations involved in such partnerships remain as distinct worshipping congregations, with their own government and finances, and usually with ordained ministry from their own denomination. no-one's understanding of the nature of the church need be threatened. there must, however, be a conviction that the deeper commitment to unity represented by a covenanted relationship is a response to christ's call and the prompting of the holy spirit. a local covenant is a significant mutual commitment under god and between congregations, local churches and parishes in a particular locality for mutually discerned and agreed purposes. to use the language of covenant for anything less than this is to debase a powerful biblical concept. as already noted, local covenants are like marriage - not to be lightly entered into. a significant depth of relationship, commitment and activity is possible through a local churches together or council of churches, signifying a move from co-operation to commitment. those thinking about forming a covenanted partnership must consider prayerfully if what they discern to be the purpose and the level of mutual commitment of the churches requires a covenant relationship. shared building partnerships (with a sharing agreement under the sharing of church buildings act, 1969) (category 3) where there is at least one shared building, covered by a legal sharing agreement, the partnership will fall within this category. thus the shared building partnership category embraces both those partnerships where there is the minimum of integration of worship, congregational life and ministerial oversight and those partnerships where integration is most highly developed. in the first case the partnership will only fall within category 3: in the latter it will certainly fall within category 1 and/or 2 as well. in the case of a category 3 only partnership, there is no need for a declaration of intent or constitution: the sharing agreement is sufficient. are you sitting comfortably? the pcc has agreed to update the toilet facilities at st. peter’s, making it more accessible to all users. work should take place in november, and will cost £6,360 including vat. the loo will be out of action for a week, and notice will be given on the weekly sheet! if you would like to contribute financially to support this long-awaited improvement, please put your donation in an envelope marked ‘church toilet donation’ and return it to church. if you are a uk taxpayer, and pay sufficient tax, please consid

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