COUNTDOWN TO THE ARCHBISHOP OF YORK'S VISIT TO OUR DIOCESE, MAY 27-29.
Click here for more information and booking details
-
Vacancies and moves
-
News and events
-
What we do
-
Vision 2026
-
History and background
-
Vision 2026 Key themes
-
Vision 2026 Update; from 2021 onwards
-
Vision 2026: #Unlock (from the pandemic); #Unlock overview and video
-
Vision 2026: Mission and Financial Flourishing
-
Vision 2026 Parish Toolkit
-
Vision 2026 stories
-
Strategic Development Funded Projects
-
-
Life Calling
-
Growing Leaders
-
Opportunities to Explore
-
Lay Majority Ministry
-
Whole life discipleship
-
Ordination
-
-
About us
-
Contact us
-
Meet the Diocesan Office teams
-
Our deaneries - Blackburn Archdeaconry
-
Our deaneries - Lancaster Archdeaconry
-
Our diocesan finances
-
Our wider church family
-
Our governance structures
-
Diocesan Board of Education
-
-
Resources
-
Liturgy and church services
-
For lay ministry
-
Talks, articles and sermons
-
For clergy
-
Resources for children and young people
-
Making Disciples - Resources and information
-
Communications resources
-
Prayer, worship and discipleship
-
Parish Finance
-
Parish administration and governance
-
Community transformation
-
Being witnesses (parish mission resources)
-
Church buildings, land and legal matters
-
Parish Vision Fund
-
-
Safeguarding
Quicklinks
-
Vacancies and moves
-
Vacancies and moves
Last updated 8th March 2021
Glossary of church terms
Frequently as
ked questions about the church often include the many cliches, theological terms, and vernacular used by ministers and laymen.
Many of these terms originated from scripture or tradition, perhaps taken from Greek or Latin words, or from the old English vernacular of the King James Version.
This alphabetical glossary of general church terms and acronyms and their application to the Diocese of Blackburn (2016) may help.
If you are still not sure what something means, please get in contact you can email communicate@blackburn.anglican.org and we will get back to you as soon as we can.