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Curate Greta

photo2A simple and intimate licensing service that took place in lockdown means we have officially welcomed Greta to Worth Parish.

Greta brings with her much experience of children’s ministry having been involved in Sunday school for many years, initially as a Sunday school teacher and then as a Sunday school leader, only leaving in 2017 as she began her training for ministry.
Greta, whose interests include visiting National Trust properties and being out and about in the countryside, is married with a grown up daughter and two Cocker Spaniels.

She is currently with us as a Licensed Lay Worker and won’t be ordained for a couple of months but then her new role in the parish will be as Self-Supporting Assistant Curate (or Curate, for short). Available to the parish on Thursdays and Sundays, you can email Greta at curate@worthparish.org

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