The Bishop of Fredericton seeks to appoint a full-time priest to a shared incumbency between two parishes in the Diocese of Fredericton: St. Mary, York and Marysville.
These neighbouring single-point parishes are located approximately two kilometres apart in the north-east area of the capital City of Fredericton. They have been sharing an incumbent for just over two years, but desire to keep their individual identities.
St. Mary, York, is a traditional parish in worship style. The current St. Mary’s church building, built in 1977, includes a hall and recently renovated kitchen and entry space. Parishioners have developed a food forest adjacent to the building as part of their core mission of supporting marginalized individuals. A rectory is located next to the church.
The Parish of Marysville worships at All Saints, built in 1899 and with major extensions added in 1967. Worship is from both the BCP and BAS. They consider themselves "a country church in the city" and are very involved in outreach within their local community, a former suburb, and the city.
Please include the following in an expression of interest.
Clergy from outside the diocese should confirm that they have their bishop’s permission to explore a possible appointment outside of their own diocese. A confidential reference may also be requested from your diocesan bishop and in addition to other references.
The successful candidate will be required to provide a valid criminal record and vulnerable sector check and may be required to authorize a credit check.
Contact Cheryl Jacobs, bishop's secretary, for a more detailed parish profile.