This Space will be updated as new modules are developed
The folder containing all Videos is right here
Your Modules and links to Resources are Listed Here
(If any link is not active, it means the resource is being prepared or upgraded.)
Module 1
Part One: An Introduction to Vocation.
Bishop John Watton
Reading: Discovering Your Vocation: A Study Module
Go Deeper:
This Link will take you to a detailed Diocesan Document that will help you In your discernment processes.
Part Two:
Baptism, Discipleship, and Calling
The Venerable Terry Caines
Reading: Chapters 2 & 3, in To Love and Serve and BAS Baptism, pp. 146-165
DEEP DIVE This Document is a detailed, in-depth discussion about Baptism.
Part Three
Ecclesiology: Learning the importance of various ministry functions expressed through holy orders and lay ministry.
Module 2
The Bible (Old and New Testaments) The Revd. James Spencer
Reading: Chapter 14 in To Love and Serve
Go Deeper :This Link will take you to a folder with a complete Biblical Studies Program
Module 3
– The Eucharist
Reading: Chapters 4 & 5
Go Deeper:
This Link will open a folder containing the resources from a complete course on the Eucharist
Module 4 Prayer and Spirituality
Part One: Emma Marsh
An Introduction to Spiritual Direction
Resources are Being Prepared
Part Two:
Prayer and Spirituality
Reading: Chapters 16 & 24
Module 5 Anglicanism
Bishop John Watton
Reading: Chapters 17 & 18, BAS Introduction 7-13
Module 6 Truth and Reconciliation
Many Important resources for your prayer and learning are here on the Indigenous Anglicans Web Page
Module 7 Worship (the church Year and Lectionary)
The Revd. Jeffrey Petten
Reading: Chapters 10 & 11, BAS Calendar 14-33 & Proper of the Church Year 262-267
Module 8 Worship (Office and Eucharist)
The Revd. Jeffrey Petten
Reading: Chapters 1 & 9, BAS Eucharist 174-215 & BAS Daily Prayer 36-44
Module 9 Proclamation and Preaching
The Revd. Nicole Critch
Reading: Chapters 25 & 26, and supplement
The Video Being Prepared
Module 10 Eucharistic Ministry (Eucharistic Assistant and Home Communions)
The Revd. Jeffrey Blackwood
Reading: Chapter 5, and BAS Eucharist 174-215 and Communion Under Special Circumstances 256-260
Module 11 Pastoral Visiting
The Revd. Don Brett
Reading: Supplement and BAS 551-564
Module 12 Funerals
The Revd. Charlie Cox
Part One
Reading: Chapter 12 & BAS Funeral Liturgy 565-605
Part Two
Cremation: Theology, Science and Culture
Module 13 Parish Administration and Finance
The Venerable Terry Caines
Reading: Supplement & respective Diocesan Handbook
Module 14 The Life of the Church: Practical Pastoral Care and Ministry
M.A.I.D.
Module 14 Stewardship of Creation
The Revd. Gerald Giles
Module 15 Youth Ministry
The Revd. James Spencer
The Diocese of Central Newfoundland Lay Minister Training Program
In the fall of 2026, we will begin a multi-layered study program for our Lay Persons.
Step one will be for us to meet online each week.
Sessions start on Thursday, October 1
The program will have all the study and learning components needed for those training for Licensed Lay Ministry and Licensed Eucharistic Ministry.
People in training for these ministries will also have mentoring and practical liturgical training from the clergy in these parishes.
As Well....
All of the resources will be an excellent place for all laity who want to deepen or refresh their understanding of the Church.
On the study program page of our website, you will have access to all sorts of Diocesan and Queen’s College resources and videos.
To participate, you need to register at the link below!
Check Here for aids in planning worship services, readings and special services.
Your contribution can make a big difference in the lives of those we serve. Donate today to help support our mission of empowering communities.
Lay Ministry is Diverse and essential!
Every Individual in the Body of Christ has been gifted in God's Own way, so that we can bring who we are for the growth, development and ministry of the Church.
Every Ministry is Important!
Every Ministry is Equally Important!
Find out how The Diocese of Central Newfoundland has made a difference in the community and the lives of those we serve. We are committed to creating lasting change.
Have a question or want to get in touch? We'd love to hear from you. Contact us today and we'll get back to you as soon as possible.
The Diocese of Central Newfoundland Lay Minister Training Program
In the fall of 2026, we will begin a multi-layered study program for our Lay Persons.
Step one will be for us to meet online each week.
Sessions start on Thursday, October 1
The program will have all the study and learning components needed for those training for Licensed Lay Ministry and Licensed Eucharistic Ministry.
People in training for these ministries will also have mentoring and practical liturgical training from the clergy in these parishes.
As Well....
All of the resources will be an excellent place for all laity who want to deepen or refresh their understanding of the Church.
On the study program page of our website, you will have access to all sorts of Diocesan and Queen’s College resources and videos.
To participate, you need to register at the link below!
Check Here for aids in planning worship services, readings and special services.
Your contribution can make a big difference in the lives of those we serve. Donate today to help support our mission of empowering communities.
Lay Ministry is Diverse and essential!
Every Individual in the Body of Christ has been gifted in God's Own way, so that we can bring who we are for the growth, development and ministry of the Church.
Every Ministry is Important!
Every Ministry is Equally Important!
Find out how The Diocese of Central Newfoundland has made a difference in the community and the lives of those we serve. We are committed to creating lasting change.
Have a question or want to get in touch? We'd love to hear from you. Contact us today and we'll get back to you as soon as possible.
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