My conclusions are many, embedded in the body of this report, but the highlights for me are: I feel healed and sustained by the deep work of the spirit I was able to focus on that relates to grief and wholeness. I released and integrated a lot of grief I am happier, healthier and living my life in a more balanced way than I have in a while The Love that comes to life in me is best expressed creatively, in music, worship, preaching and writing and pastorally in inspiring, teaching and caring for people. These are my strengths and I need to partner with the congregation in a way that allows me to play from my strengths  I need to continue to find and honour my own unique voice and “let it sing”  I need to do my work in a way that leaves time for family and friends and self care – physical, mental, emotional and spiritual I love the work of ministering to ministers and am called to share what I have learned I feel myself to be a citizen of the world and my ministry should reflect this  I believe ministry to be in its heart about hospitality and want my life to reflect this I am full of ideas and eager to share the fruits of my labours And I love my people and the church I serve! When true simplicity is gain'd, To bow and to bend we shan't be asham'd, To turn, turn will be our delight, Till by turning, turning we come round right. Next Page