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| Ready to go? The Archbishop of Canterbury will launch “Call Waiting” at General Synod in York this weekend, a campaign to encourage young people who feel that they are being called to ordination. Posters, a magazine, and a website will provide information and features. Posters include a biker (top left), a nightclub chaplain (top right) and an army chaplain. www.callwaiting.org.uk |
