and for reverend philip here, whose breakfast we have interrupted, it is exceptionally busy.three. he is a super vicar, overseeing nine churches in his part in suffolk. is it difficult thinking you have to get to all these different churches to do these services? yes. i am leading worship, so i want to be in a place where i am worshipping as well. you have to feel connected yourself, otherwise you won't be able to conduct the service. that's right. rather than just rushing in and going bread, wine, bread, wine, you want to be there for the whole service, to spend time with people, and feel that you are leading them and that you are worshipping yourself as well. i do cheat a little bit, i have the same sermon at three different churches. it is a different audience! you can use the same sermon over and over again. reverend philip may look after nine churches in suffolk but he won't be conducting services at all of them today. however he will be holding five services throughout the day. three in the morning, one in the afternoon, and one in the evening. he cannot do all nine. th

what does it mean for having reverend philip coming in, he is flying into different churches...ves very thinly which isa spread themselves very thinly which is a bit sad because it means they cannot really spend a lot of time in each parish. but philip really does his best. yes he does, he really does. time waits for no-one, even super vigors. —— vicars. does. time waits for no-one, even supervigors. —— vicars. one does. time waits for no-one, even super vigors. —— vicars. one service down, four to go. have you encourage people to come to church? it is something i think about a lot. the churches are loved, but there are quite a few people in each of the churches who will come and they will clea n churches who will come and they will clean on a regular basis, they will do things on a regular basis, but they won't actually come to worship ona they won't actually come to worship on a regular basis. do you think religion has taken a downturn, do you think christianity has? religion has taken a downturn. people often say they are suspicious or they don't want to get involved in insti

and what does it mean having reverend philip come in? he's a bit of a supervicar. have to spread themselves very thinly which is a bit sad because it means they can't really spend a lot of time in each parish. but philip really does his best. yes. time waits for no—one, even supervica i’s. it's one service down, four to go. how do you encourage people to come into church? this is something i think about quite a lot. because the churches are loved, and there are quite a few people in each of the churches who come in and will clean on a regular basis, they will do flowers on a regular basis. but they don't worship on a regular basis. has religion has taken a downturn yes. people often say that they are suspicious or they don't want to get involved in institutionalized religion. between 2011 and 2016 the church of england saw an 8% reduction in funerals. a 17% drop in weddings, and the number of baptisms fell by almost a fifth. some people may say that there's an argument for closing some of these churches that you cover, and get you to concentrate on the ones where y

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