Have you heard of The Junia Network?
We exist for ordained evangelical Anglican women - if that’s you, you can join us via our website.
https://t.co/mPiRvEHAl2
We’d love to connect with you.
#ordainedwomen#evangelicalanglican
As we enter the holiday season, could this be a good time for you to read Tish Harrison Warren’s new book on weariness?(!)
It’s beautifully written, compassionate and real.
It’s also very digestible: the short chapters make it perfect for a daily quiet time read on holiday 😊
Bookings are open for our 2026 retreat!
This year, we will be at the beautiful Launde Abbey from 23rd - 25th November 2026.
Our retreat speaker is Jo Hargreaves.
To book, click here: https://t.co/ehRxThY2eD
It was so good to be joined by Dr Bekah Fairley at our last Resource zoom to hear about her doctoral research on female preachers.
Here’s a clip to whet your appetite; her full talk will be published later this week...
Our next podcast episode is here!
Here we talk with Kate Wharton, who tells us the story of how God led her into long-term urban ministry as an incumbent, and then also into national leadership roles: first with New Wine, and currently in General Synod.
https://t.co/NaVn2jxTwe
It’s been lovely to see all the ordination photos recently, and all the clergy remembering their own ordination!
Congratulations especially to any evangelical women being ordained this year - may you know God’s blessing and encouragement as you pursue His call into this ministry.
We’ve got another episode of our new ‘Meet Our Members’ podcast series coming soon 🥳
This conversation is with Kate Wharton, an experienced incumbent in urban settings, who has also been led by God into national leadership roles - with New Wine, and currently in General Synod.
We know it’s not always easy to connect with other evangelical ordained women, so why not try our lunchtime bookclub chat?
We’ll be including time for conversation on Jill Weber’s wonderful devotional book ‘Even the Sparrow’.
Members, look out for your email invitation!
Meet Josie Chamings, our Ordinands & Curates Rep!
She brings a passion for shaping spaces where women (and men) can lead and thrive.
Josie is the woman to get in touch with if you are an ordinand or curate. We know the journey isn’t always easy, and we would love to cheer you on.
Have you read this yet?
A beautiful account of Josephine Butler, a Victorian middle-class woman whose fiery prayerful faith led her to challenge the most powerful people in England on behalf of the most vulnerable women in society.
We have started a podcast!
In this ‘Meet our Members’ series, we chat with different women from our network.
Our first episode is with Suzan Williams, an experienced rural incumbent.
Access via the link below and listen in for some encouragement :)
https://t.co/CXWFMdtouL
We are starting a podcast series!
- with different women in our network, each in different ministries and at different seasons of life.
- first with Suzan Williams, an experienced incumbent who is passionate about rural ministry.
Look out for the full episode next week :)
Meet Tolu George, a curate in St Alban's diocese, who holds one of our two 'general' committee roles.
Why is Tolu part of Junia? Watch our video to find out!
Our focus:
Relationship- friendship, mentoring & networking.
Resource- building a podcast library on topics to nourish our hearts & minds.
Re-centre- an in-person retreat: to rest & re-centre on Jesus.
Represent- advocate in Anglican structures & our evangelical constituency.
Meet our Chair, Sophie Bannister :)
Having served her curacy in the City of London, Sophie now serves a church in a market town in South Lincolnshire.
Why is Sophie a part of Junia? Watch our video to find out!
Have you heard of The Junia Network?
We exist for ordained evangelical Anglican women - if that’s you, you can join us via our website.
https://t.co/mPiRvEHAl2
We’d love to connect with you.
#ordainedwomen#evangelicalanglican
Do you feel like you’ve found your preaching voice yet?
If you’re not yet a Junia member, you can join through our website and sign up for this session. You'll be able to join the live Q&A.
Otherwise, look out for our podcast recording of Bekah’s input, which we'll post here.