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This is the first announcement that the Annual Deanery Conference and Festival will take place from 27th to 30th May 2016, in High Leigh, Hoddesdon, Herts.
Theological Significance Of The Beauty Of Creation In The Orthodox Tradition - is the title of the talk that our Archbishop Job of Telmessos gave during the Deanery Conference 2015.
Please find the whole talk attached below as a pdf file.
The annual Conference and Festival of the Deanery of Great Britain and Ireland took place as usual on the last weekend of May, from the evening of Friday 22nd May to lunchtime on Monday 25th May. For the fourth year, it was held at a Christian Conference Centre to the north east of London. We share the Centre with other groups, though we have our own appointed rooms for services, talks and workshops.
On Tuesday 4th August a Panikhida will be celebrated at the graveside of Metropolitan Anthony at Brompton Cemetery, London, at 10:30am. This year is the 12th anniversary of the repose of the ever-memorable Vladyka.
Saint Anne's Orthodox church in Northampton is organising a pilgrimage to venerate Saint Boniface on 18 July 2015. Please find details in the attached leaflet.
Please join us for the patronal festival of our parish - the feast of St Peter and St Paul, to be celebrated this year during the last weekend of June.
For all the photos from the Conference 2015 taken by James Hyndman, please click here.
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REPORT ON DEANERY CONFERENCE AND FESTIVAL 22-25 MAY 2015
Once more members of the Deanery gathered at High Leigh, greeting familiar faces and learning to know new ones. Our theme was The Beauty of Holiness. It was appropriate then that at the centre of our programme were Saturday's Vigil and the Liturgy on Sunday. This year we had the joy of the presence of not only Archbishop Job but also Bishop John, who together concelebrated with 14 priests, a protodeacon and three deacons. During the Liturgy the Archbishop ordained two candidates, firstly as acolytes then as Readers; one then went on to be ordained Subdeacon.
In this Deanery Conference / Festival Newsletter edition we are enclosing two important documents.
1. The Joining Instructions: please do read this document, as it contains useful details about the venue; its facilities; when and how you can register; what to bring etc.
This latest edition of the Newsletter is to tell you that a timetable for the Deanery Conference and Festival has been agreed, and is now posted on the website; also would those of you who have not yet applied to come, please take a look, and think hard about what you will be missing! There is still time - closing date for applications is the 31st March 2015.
Theological Significance Of The Beauty Of Creation In The Orthodox Tradition - is the title of the talk that our Archbishop Job of Telmessos gave during the Deanery Conference 2015.
The annual Conference and Festival of the Deanery of Great Britain and Ireland took place as usual on the last weekend of May, from the evening of Friday 22nd May to lunchtime on Monday 25th May. For the fourth year, it was held at a Christian Conference Centre to the north east of London. We share the Centre with other groups, though we have our own appointed rooms for services, talks and workshops.
On Tuesday 4th August a Panikhida will be celebrated at the graveside of Metropolitan Anthony at Brompton Cemetery, London, at 10:30am.
This latest edition of the Newsletter is to tell you that a timetable for the Deanery 
