Listed Buildings Advisory Committee





The Third Yorkshire Synod Historic Churches Conference
The third Yorkshire Synod Historic Churches Conference follows earlier successful events which inspired members of many churches in Yorkshire and beyond to look again at their buildings as assets for mission.

Under the heading of 'SIGNIFICANCE AND CHANGE' it will examine the role of the historic church building in modern mission, using case studies from rural North Yorkshire and Kent to illustrate the point.

Because, following recent changes, the concept of 'significance' has a central role in considering the contribution of a building to mission, ample time will be given to explaining the implications of the new arrangements for churches.

SIGNIFICANCE AND CHANGE

Saturday 23 October 2010

9.15 - 3.30

Silcoates School, Wrenthorpe
Wakefield, WF2 0PD

Speakers:

David Peel: Chairman The Keld Resources Centre
Linda Monckton: Head of Places of Worship Research English Heritage
Kathy Gambell: The Hope Centre, Sheerness

Though of relevance particularly to churches occupying listed buildings, the meeting has a wider appeal and an invitation is extended to all the churches in the Synod, and to colleagues from other Synods.

¶ Details from David Figures: Contact us or david.lbac@me.com or use the links below to download the information.

¶ Silcoates School, founded for the sons of Congregational ministers in 1820, is an ideal conference venue and is well connected by road (a short distance from M1 J 40 or J41) and rail (a short taxi ride from Wakefield Westgate station)

See Silcoates site for map and directions.

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The Committee
The Synod’s Listed Buildings Advisory Committee advises both the Synod and the churches on matters relating to historic church buildings.

Historic church buildings provide particular opportunities for mission. To read more about them and see sources of information, help and support, please click here

If the building is listed, additional responsibilities fall on the church, particularly the Elders. For more information click here

Click here for a list of useful links and other contact information here

Click here to download information about the Listed Buildings Advisory Committee, the Committee’s latest report to Synod and other news here

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