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Vicar of Hull Minster appointed to new role at Liverpool Cathedral

Vicar of Hull Minster appointed to new role at Liverpool Cathedral

The Vicar of Hull Minster, the Reverend Canon Dr Neal Barnes, is leaving after nine years in the city.

Canon Barnes will take up a new position of Canon for Mission and Faith Development at Liverpool Cathedral in July.

A former engineer, Canon Barnes first came to East Yorkshire in 1999 to become Vicar of Anlaby. In 2010, he was appointed Vicar of Holy Trinity Church in Hull, which in 2017 was re-designated as Hull Minster during Hull’s year as UK City of Culture.

Canon Barnes said: “My wife Stella and I would particularly value your prayers as we prepare to move to Liverpool.

MISSION ACTION PLAN (MAP) 2018-2022

MISSION ACTION PLAN (MAP) 2018-2022

Our MAP 2018-2022 is our plan for bringing into reality our vision to be “Hull Minster: Your Place – to Worship, Enjoy, Explore, Belong.”

We have spent time in prayer, conversation and reflection on what this looks like for our six areas of ministry, namely Worship, Discipleship, Pastoral and Community, Under 18s, Outreach, and the supporting Operations functions

The full document can be read HERE

We are recruiting! Under 18s Ministry Assistant (part-time)

We are recruiting! Under 18s Ministry Assistant (part-time)

We greatly value children and young people at Hull Minster, and seek to provide engaging activities both during Sunday worship and at other times in the week. To further our work we are recruiting a Ministry Assistant for Under 18s work. Do you enjoy working with children? Do you have a committed Christian faith? Do you enjoy working in a fun and welcoming team? Then this role could be for you! Please see the Job Description for full details of this part time role and how to apply.

Hull Minster History Group

Hull Minster History Group

This year’s programme of history talks begins on April 17th at 12.30 with a talk by John Lawson on the R38 airship disaster. The Hull Minster held a memorial service a few days after the crash caused 44 deaths. Hull Minster History Group meets on the third Tuesday of the month from April to September at 12.30. Talks are held in the chancel and free to attend. All welcome.”