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In order to view the information, you will need to register. The database is maintained at the Diocesan Office in Hereford. If a member of a PCC has asked for their details to be withheld, they will not appear in the directory. If you would prefer not to register for the system, please contact us via email or get in touch via our contact us form. If you hold an active role within the Diocese then you can register to have access to the CMS (Diocesan Database) Here you will be able to find contact details of Clergy, PCC Officers, Deanery Officers and even Diocesan Staff. In line with our Data Protection procedures, only those who have given their permission to share their information will appear in a search. Access is only granted to someone who is already on the system with a Diocesan role and this access is taken away once the role ends. Registering is easy, please follow this step-by-step user guide to register and use the CMS system. If you have any questions please contact Kerry Preedy, HR & Office Manager Corporate Function
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Administration & Reception
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SafeguardingThe safeguarding team is responsible for managing casework, training and policy for all aspects of child and adult safeguarding. Mandy is a former Police Officer and has a wealth of experience to offer. View Contacts
FinanceThe finance team is responsible for the smooth running of the diocese’s finance function and for providing reports to support the decision making of Diocesan Synod, Bishop’s Council and various Diocesan Committees. Stephen and Kate provide advice to parishes on trusts and other issues relating to finance. The accounts department provides all the accounting services for the diocese including the preparation of the statutory accounts, managing cash and investments, overseeing payroll and pensions, and monitoring income and expenditure. The team also provides support and advice to parishes on financial matters. View Contacts
PropertyAll clergy property is provided by the diocese and supported by the work of the property department. The team aim is to ensure the safety and wellbeing of all church buidlings including clergy properties and churches. The team provides comprehensive advice and training as well as providing strategic reports and information to support the decision making of Diocesan Synod, Bishop’s Council and the DAC. View Contacts
Pastoral Reorganisation
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Go to Pastoral Reorganisation pages Generous Giving & Stewardship
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CommunicationsThe diocesan communications team provides support to the network of clergy, churches, parishes and other worshipping communities. Communications is the first point of contact for media relations; social media; providing a responsive enquiry service including out of hours and weekends, publication of the e-news and the Diocesan social media channels Working alongside the other departments and teams, the communications team offers support and advice on the planning and promotion of key diocesan events and activities, website and campaigns. The team also offers training and advice for parishes on all aspects of communications matters. View Contacts
Church & Society
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Community Partnership & Grant Funding
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Go to Community Partnership pages Intergenerational MissionThe Intergenerational Mission is a team who are working in parishes and deanery teams across the diocese. They support the ‘mission’ activities of the diocese, helping us to grow new disciples in every community through their work with families, children, young people and older groups. The overall team is headed by Lizzie Hackney, and the principal areas of support include:
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Go to Intergenerational Mission pages Local Ministry
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EducationResponsible for all aspects of education for all Church of England Schools across the diocese including senior leadership appointments as well as supporting school leaders across the diocese to enable them to achieve the best outcomes for children spiritually, morally, socially and culturally alongside strong academic expectations. View Contacts
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