Church worker definition
Church worker means a person who is or who at any relevant time was:
Church worker means a person, other than a clerk, who is or has been employed in spiritual or temporal work in connection with the Church of England.
Church worker means any person within the District whose name is listed on the Register of Church Workers provided for in the By-laws of the Church;
More Definitions of Church worker
Church worker means a Cleric, a lay-member, an employee, a Leader, or a volunteer of the Diocese or Parish in relation to an activity, an event or a program that is sponsored or delivered by the Church.
Church worker means any person other than clergy who works in any facet of Church life, whether as a volunteer or as paid staff, including work with organizations or groups that may be affiliated or associated with the Church or Parish;
Church worker means a person who is a member of a Church Body and who:
Church worker means a member of the clergy or a lay person who:
Church worker means a Cleric, a lay-member, an employee, a Leader, or a volunteer of the Diocesan Synod, a Cathedral or Parish Corporation, or a Diocesan Camp in relation to an activity, an event or a program that is sponsored or delivered by the Church.
Church worker means a lay person:
Church worker means a person currently or who in the past held a position or performed a function with the actual authority of the Bishop or the Diocese. “Diocese” means the Anglican Diocese of Tasmania.