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Welcome 9th February 2017

Objectives To explain the process used by Bishop Séamus and the Diocesan Board to reach their decisions. To provide details of the partnership proposals submitted and the agreed new partnership arrangements. To outline some of the next steps that will help to ensure a coherent move to these new arrangements. To provide an opportunity for questions and comments.

Running Order Reflection Welcome and Introduction Partnerships The process The new partnerships What happens next? Questions and Comments

Welcome and Introduction Bishop Séamus Welcome and Introduction

Diocesan Board Outcomes - Overview

Diocesan Board Outcomes – Key Issues 5 Working Groups Communications Systems Lay Leadership Formation Practical Guide for Partnerships Structures Vicariates, Deaneries, Partnerships, Diocesan Councils Strategic Priorities

Proposals and Partnerships

The Challenge

The Challenge

In Practice…

Or perhaps…

Many hands…

Reviewing Partnership Proposals… Everyone carries with them at least one piece of someone else’s puzzle.

Reviewing Partnership Proposals Acknowledgement Reviewers and allocation Initial Review (Full week) Presentation and Challenge Modelling Revisiting proposals Write-ups Rechecking…

Reviewing Partnership Proposals…

Reviewing Partnership Proposals…

Reviewing Partnership Proposals…

Starting Points Partnerships should serve the mission of the Church, helping people to become better disciples and reach out into the world. Weaker parishes should be supported to flourish – and stronger parishes gain by doing so. Partnerships should be sufficiently large to work well far into the future.

Starting Points While needing to be flexible in terms of size and coverage there also needs to be a degree of consistency across the diocese as a whole. Current boundaries and the current location of clergy should not restrict thinking about the future.

Starting Points

Starting Points

Be courageous - and get on with it!

Proposals and Partnerships Vicariate Proposals A: Northumberland 4 B: Newcastle and North Tyneside 6 C: South Tyneside and Gateshead 8 D: Sunderland and East Durham 5 E: Cleveland and South Durham Total 27

Proposals and Partnerships Vicariate Proposals Partnerships A: Northumberland 4 B: Newcastle and North Tyneside 6 3 C: South Tyneside and Gateshead 8 D: Sunderland and East Durham 5 E: Cleveland and South Durham Total 27 18

Proposals and Partnerships

Partnership ‘A partnership is a group of parishes agreeing to work together, to share resources, both human and material, to become stronger and better equipped for furthering the Kingdom of God. They offer our diocese unlimited potential as we seek to ensure viable and flourishing communities of people who want to deepen their commitment to Jesus and witness to him in our world.’

Our new partnerships… …offer opportunities to ensure that: A range of formation programmes can be developed, at a more local level Support can be made available for smaller communities. The gifts, talents and financial resources in a wider area can be put at the service of more people.

Our new partnerships… Priests can be freed to concentrate on their essential calling. A thorough and careful review of property and its uses can be carried out throughout the area. Opportunities can be found for people to come together across the area to celebrate and worship together. Leadership teams including priests, deacons and people can develop to help everyone deepen their understanding of what it means to be a witness to Jesus in our world today.

Some Next Steps Leaflet produced for everyone Developing Partnerships – A Practical Guide ‘First Steps’ towards Partnership Key sections issued as required ‘Development Programme’ On-going communication

Your questions and comments…

Called to lead?

You have constantly poured out your Spirit upon our Diocese God of all Creation, You have constantly poured out your Spirit upon our Diocese and kindled here a light which has spread throughout the world. Lord Jesus, you gathered disciples to yourself to learn from you and to model their lives on you. Your Holy Spirit empowered them to continue your work in the world.

Come upon us, Holy Spirit, deepen the faith you invite us to share and inspire us to become faithful witnesses. As we begin to develop our partnerships, help each one of us to use the gifts you give us to nurture one another, to serve the world and to live in harmony with the whole of creation. All of this we ask in the name of Our Lord Jesus Christ. Amen.