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	Deanery - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In the Church of England and Roman Catholic Church, a deanery is a collection of parishes within an archdeaconry.
		The deanery is presided over by the rural dean.
		The deanery synod has a membership of all clergy who are licensed to a parish within the deanery, plus elected lay members from every parish.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Deanery (122 words)

	Cranbrook Deanery (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Cranbrook Deanery is part of the Diocese of Canterbury and is situated in the Weald of Kent - the Garden of England.
		The Deanery Synod comprises members of the clergy of the constituent parishes, and lay members elected at their Annual Parochial Church Meeting to serve for 3 years.
		The Deanery Synod normally meets 4 times a year, rotating round the parishes, in February, May, September and November, with additional meetings if there is a need.
	www.cranbrook-deanery.org.uk (544 words)

	deanery
		The Deanery of North West Essex (map) was formed in November 1998 and incorporates the parishes of Braintree, Dunmow, Great Bardfield, Halstead, Saffron Walden and Stansted.
		The Dean's office (currently Fr Tony McKenty parish priest of Braintree) is primarily pastoral, being an extension of the Bishop's pastoral office as shepherd: it is an office of apostolic caring for the Church in the area of promoting and sustaining supra-parochial action as envisaged by the Second Vatican Council.
		The Dean, by virtue of his election (a three year term resulting from a secret ballot of the clergy of the Deanery) is a member of the Council of Priests and also a member of the Brentwood Diocesan Pastoral Council.
	www.rc.net /brentwood/olc/deanery.htm (372 words)

	Deanery By-Laws (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		The Deanery Council, on an annual basis, appoints the Mutual Ministry Co-ordinator at the spring Deanery Council meeting.
		The Co-ordinator is a member of Deanery Council, and is accountable to the Deanery Council.
		The Deanery Fund shall be disbursed, with the approval of the Deanery
	www.thunderbayanglicans.com /deanery_by-laws.htm (891 words)

	Gedling Deanery in the Southwell Diocese.
		The purpose of a Deanery is to feed information from the Diocese (and General Synod) to all those who take an interest in Church life.
		Deaneries are responsible for the fellowship and spirituality of their parishes, whilst offering any assistance they are in a position to provide.
		Additionally, with the deaneries' links with their parishes, dioceses are able to fairly determine parish shares.
	www.new.ac /deanery (260 words)

	West Midlands Deanery - Postgraduate General Practice Education - Welcome
		The Division of Postgraduate General Practice Education is a part of the West Midlands Deanery that works with the three West Midlands Strategic Health Authorities.
		The GP Unit is responsible for the support of postgraduate education and training of all trainee doctors working in General Practice in the Deanery.
		A draft of the new GP curriculum produced in large part by the West Midlands Deanery is the subject of a UK-wide consultation led by the Royal Colleg...
	www.wmdeanery.org /gp/home.asp (488 words)

	The South Sound Deanery - Catholic Arcdiocese of Seattle
		The Catholic Archdiocese of Seattle covers all of Western Washington state and the South Sound Deanery is one of 10 deaneries within the Archdiocese.
		This deanery runs from the Pacific Ocean to the bottom of Puget Sound to Mt. Rainier then south to include all of Lewis County.
		This deanery consists of a number of different types of parishes, with ministries that reflect the people and economy of their local communities.
	landru.i-link-2.net /shnyves/Deanery.html (867 words)

	WOLVERHAMPTON DEANERY PROFILE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Regular meetings for the formation of Catechists in the Deanery are co-ordinated by Rev Brian Dockerty, the Deacon in St Thomas of Canterbury Parish.
		All couples in the Deanery who are to marry during the coming year are invited to these courses.
		The deanery co-ordinator acts as a link between the parishes, encouraging each parish to have a CAFOD contact, ensuring that there is CAFOD/Justice and Peace activity on a Deanery basis and engaging in appropriate activity with other Non Government Organisations in the city.
	www.btinternet.com /~paul.snow/deanery_profile.htm (2002 words)

	Welcome to the Deanery High School
		The Deanery is a Church of England Voluntary Aided High School within the Liverpool Diocese.
		Assemblies and other forms of worship are a part of life in school but everything we do, in and out of the classroom, we seek to underpin with the values that characterised the life of Jesus: love for others selfless caring, respect for others and for oneself and the pursuit of excellence.
		The Deanery is a specialist Technology College and a Training school and both offer much to the pupils, students, staff and our local partners.
	www.deanery.wigan.sch.uk (314 words)

	Brisbane North West Deanery
		The dark green background brings to mind the tree-covered mountains and forest areas in this Deanery.
		A deanery is a cluster of parishes working together on common ministries, fostering mutual support, sharing resources and working together to implement the Jesus Communion Mission vision and priorites promulgated by the Archbishop following Synod.
		The 109 parishes in the Archdiocese of Brisbane are grouped into 13 regional deaneries, each headed by a Dean.
	www.brisbanenorthwestdeanery.com (127 words)

	Trent Deanery
		The Trent Multi Professional Deanery is responsible for overseeing postgraduate medical education and training in Derbyshire, Lincolnshire and Nottinghamshire.
		The Trent Multi Professional Deanery is committed to supporting the development of the best possible NHS, by ensuring it is staffed and administered by the best trained people to deliver the highest quality of patient care.
		The Trent Multi Professional Deanery staff have worked hard in an effort to ensure that this website is informative and up to date.
	www.trentdeanery.nottingham.ac.uk (375 words)

	Mersey Deanery
		The Mersey Deanery stretches from Southport, through Liverpool and St. Helens, across to the Wirral and to Warrington and Runcorn in North Cheshire, down to Chester, Crewe and Macclesfield in South Cheshire.
		Mersey Deanery is a relatively small and compact Deanery and consequently provides a personal service to trainees and GP Registrars.
		The Director and his team are all based in Liverpool and work as a unit to support education and training.
	www.gprecruitment.org.uk /deanery/mersey/index.htm (200 words)

	The Anglican Domain: Vocabulary A B C D e
		A deanery is an organizational unit that is larger than a parish and smaller than a diocese.
		If a diocese has more than one bishop, sometimes each bishop is responsible for a separate deanery.
		The Diocese is the fundamental unit of structure of the Anglican church.
	www.anglican.org /vocab/abcde.html (1058 words)

	Mersey Deanery - Homepage: Welcome to the Mersey Deanery postgraduate medical and dental education and training website. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Mersey Deanery is one of two organisations in the NHS North West Region responsible for facilitating, commissioning and management of postgraduate medical and dental education and training of doctors and dentists.
		Through the effective deployment of the Multiprofessional Education and Training Levy (MPET) Mersey Deanery promotes and organises high quality education for doctors in training and funds the running costs of postgraduate medical centres in NHS Trusts.
		The Deanery also provides some continuing professional development for Consultants, in all specialties, with supervisory roles.
	www.merseydeanery.ac.uk /main.asp (212 words)

	Ledbury Deanery Herefordshire
		The role of the Lay Co Chairman is to promote in the Deanery the whole mission of the Church and its future.
		Report by Rosie Joules on the number of children being reached throughout the Ledbury Deanery.
		Note that these minutes are distributed to all members of the Synod, Standing and Pastoral committees and are subject to change at the next committee meetings should it be found that they do not represent a true description of the events as they have occurred.
	www.ajcopp.plus.com /deanery (602 words)

	Home
		Details of speakers are now finalised for the 2006 National Deaneries Conference which is moving to a new venue for this years conference.
		Research into the devolution of responsibilities and powers from dioceses to deaneries is underway.
		If you have suitable items of news, details of events or deanery initiatives that would be of interest to others involved in deanery/parish support post them on the Deanery Forum or email them to webmaster@chdg.org.uk.
	www.chdg.org.uk (325 words)

	Battle & Bexhill Deanery
		In the Church of England, deaneries are a vital link between parishes and the diocese.
		In Chichester Diocese there are 21 such deaneries, of which Battle and Bexhill is one.
		As a group of churches we minister to many thousands of people in this beautiful and historic part of East Sussex, and it is our aim to introduce everyone to the love of God, shown to us in the Lord Jesus Christ.
	www.battle-and-bexhill-deanery.co.uk (203 words)

	North Western Deanery (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		The North Western Deanery is funded by the Department of Health to plan, maintain and develop high quality education and training of junior doctors and dentists throughout the North West.
		The North Western Deanery is hosted by Greater Manchester Strategic Health Authority (GMSHA), but oversees postgraduate medical education and training across both GMSHA and Cumbria and Lancashire Strategic Health Authority, with a responsibility for over 3,000 trainees.
		Our priority is to ensure that medical educators in medicine and dentistry are competent and confident in their role, providing high quality patient care and well supervised, practical experience for doctors and dentists in training.
	www.pgmd.man.ac.uk (178 words)

	Kerrier Deanery Index
		For administration purposes the Anglican Church in Cornwall is divided into 12 Deaneries each under the care of a Rural Dean who is elected every five years by fellow priests in the Deanery.
		Kerrier is the most southerly Deanery in Cornwall and is an area of outstanding natural beauty, with miles of coastal paths and many ancient churches of great historical interest.
		Everywhere you go in Kerrier Deanery you will find ancient churches dedicated to Celtic Saints with names like Breaca, Germoe, Petroc, Mellanus and Winwalloe.
	www.kerrierdeanery.co.uk (106 words)

	Pickering Deanery (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		The Deanery of Pickering, in York Diocese, in the Church of England, lies on the southern edge of the North Yorkshire Moors along the A170.
		Deanery Walk - Canon Francis Hewitt, the retiring Rural Dean walked through the entire Deanery, visiting every one of its churches between 24th to 28th April.
		The Deanery Walk sets off from St Michael and All Angels, Great Edstone on 24th April 2006.
	www.pickeringdeanery.co.uk (266 words)

	CROESO I
		This site is about the churches and parishes in the Deanery of Dyffryn Clwyd in the Diocese of St.Asaph, which is one of the six dioceses of the Church in Wales.
		The Deanery forms a rural, mainly agricultural area centered on the market town of Ruthin in North Wales.
		The Deanery Conference meets four times a year and is taking an increasing role in co-ordinating resources from all the parishes and planning worship and events for the deanery as a whole and looking at planning for the future.
	www.dyffrynclwyd.org.uk (257 words)

	The Online Home of Huyton Deanery in the Diocese of Liverpool
		Huyton lies to the East of the Centre of Liverpool, a City in the North West of England.
		Huyton Deanery is made up of sixteen churches and a hospital chaplaincy.
		All in the Deanery are thrilled for Geoff although obviously sad that they are losing a colleague and leader.
	www.huytondeanery.org (192 words)

	Worthing Deanery Home Page
		The site is designed to help people find out what is going on in the Deanery and where it is happening.
		We hope that you will be able to find your way around the site and what you are looking for but we are always happy to make additions and changes to our content.
		The Rural Deanery of Worthing is part of the
	www.worthingdeanery.org.uk (101 words)

	Church of England community, activities, contacts and establishments in the Ashford Deanery
		The Deanery consists of a family 23 Parish Churches within the Diocese of Canterbury
		A Deanery that reflects the spectrum of urban, suburban and rural ministries
		A Deanery that embraces some of the richest electoral wards in the country and some of the poorest
	www.ashford-church-of-england.org.uk (238 words)

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		Welcome to the Oxford Deanery Department of General Practice.
		Our purpose is the training and development of a general practice workforce fit for the future, and the promotion of generalism and the role of primary care in the local NHS.
		Whether you are looking at vocational training opportunities as a GP registrar, or looking for continuing professional development as a GP or GP Educator, we hope that you will find the web pages useful.
	www.oxford-pgmde.co.uk /gp (127 words)

	New Albany Deanery - Catholic Youth Ministries
		In July our deanery sponsored a mission trip to the Rose Bud reservation in South Dakota with 40 youth and 8 adults participating.
		This important training on child abuse awareness is offered nearly every month in our deanery is a mandatory training for all volunteers who work with youth.
		You can see an updated list of training dates, times and locations at the catechetical web site or register for one of these training's at Virtusonline.org.
	www.nadyouth.org (651 words)

	Home Page - Postgraduate General Practice Education and Training
		The Director, in conjunction with the Postgraduate Dean and the Dental Dean, has responsibility for advising the Cheshire and Merseyside Strategic Health Authority on all matters relating to postgraduate education.
		He also advises the constituent Primary Care Trusts in the deanery and the Department of Health including the Secretary of State and the Ministers.
		The Department is an integral part of the University of Liverpool Department of Primary Care and so their staffs also have more general responsibilities in relation to medical education, undergraduate selection and education, and research and development.
	www.merseypostgradgp.nhs.uk (600 words)

	The Old Deanery Hotel - Ripon - The Old Deanery Hotel Reviews - TripAdvisor
		We stayed at the Old deanery for a friend's birthday celebration at Fountains Abbey.
		My husband and I stayed one night at the Old Deanery and weren't very impressed.
		I've stayed at The Old Deanery 3 times now and it was so good I got married there!.
	tripadvisor.com /Hotel_Review-g209973-d313168-Reviews-The_Old_Deanery... (550 words)

	Welcome to The Petersfield Deanery Web Site
		Welcome to Petersfield Deanery Website - This site is currently being updated please bear with us
		Deanery Training Program click here to find out more
		The Deanery of Petersfield consisting of the parishes of:
	www.petersfield.uk.com (52 words)

	Severn and Wessex Deanery : Severn and Wessex Deanery
		MTAS and the Deanery: Information on the MTAS Project
		The Deanery is responsible for managing the training and education of doctors and dentists across the health communities of Hampshire, the Isle of Wight, Dorset, Somerset, Avon, Gloucestershire and Wiltshire and for developing the Consultant Practitioner role in Hampshire and the Isle of Wight.
		This site will be of use to anyone with a direct or indirect interest or involvement in the training of doctors, general practitioners and consultant practitioners.
	www.sevwesdeanery.nhs.uk /Default.aspx?page=798 (108 words)

	The Deanery of Gresford (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Part of the Diocese of St Asaph, the Gresford Deanery comprises the Parishes of Gresford with Holt, Rossett, Gwersyllt, and Llay.
		Gresford Deanery came into being in October 2001 when the large Deanery of Wrexham was divided into three new deaneries.
		Presently the Area Dean is Rev'd Sue Huyton.
	www.stasaphdbf.co.uk /diocese/GresfordDeanery/index.html (120 words)

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