Professional Supervision
Professional supervision provides a safe space for clergy and lay ministers to explore ministry issues and reflect on aims, vocation and wellbeing.
All clergy and stipendiary lay ministers are encouraged to receive regular supervision of their work and ministry from a qualified professional supervisor of their choice.
More and more churches are becoming aware of the need for and benefits of professional supervision for those engaged in ministry.
Who does professional
supervision benefit?
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Those called to minister.
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Those who are being ministered to.
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The wider spiritual community.
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The Anglican Church Southern Queensland is introducing a professional supervision program which will be rolled out in phases over 2021 to 2024. All clergy (with an Active Licence) and Stipendiary Lay Ministers will be required to have a supervision arrangement in place by 1 July 2023. To find out more, please refer to the Professional Supervision Policy (available on The ARC) or contact us.
All clergy and stipendiary lay ministers are encouraged to have supervision.
FROM 1 JANUARY 2021All clergy commencing ordained ministry are required to have supervision.
FROM 1 JANUARY 2021All Bishops, Archdeacons and Area Deans are required to have supervision.
FROM 1 JANUARY 2022All Rectors and Priests-in-Charge in beneficed parishes are required to have supervision.
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All remaining clergy with an Active Licence and Stipendiary Lay Ministers are required to have supervision.
FROM 1 JULY 2023All remaining clergy (who require supervision and don't have a supervision arrangement in place) are required to have supervision.
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