The Peter Stream seeks to redress the most significant underrepresentation in ordained leadership in the Church of England, namely ethnic, social, and educational.

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Why THE Peter Stream?

The focus of this year-long programme is on supporting candidates on their vocational journey, helping them in the discernment process while encouraging their desire to grow in faith in Jesus and the gifts He has given.

What does it focus on?

Discernment

Exploring areas designed to encourage and inspire, whilst discerning God’s calling.

Teaching

Theological content that is faith-enriching and discernment-relevant.

Support

Access to a range of support including a personal tutor, chaplaincy, counselling, and specialist educational tutoring.

Community

Embedded in a close and diverse community of peers.

PETER STREAM Roundtable

Members of previous Peter Stream cohorts discuss what it means to be called, the Peter Stream journey, and what the academic year looks like.

The Peter Stream: What and Why

The Peter Stream: Being Called

The Peter Stream: The Journey

The Peter Stream: The Academic Year

Cohort stories

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To find out more about the Peter Stream, please visit the St Mellitus College website.

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At the end of March, we had a wonderful day celebrating the 25 curates who took part in this year's Accelerate training programme. They joined us for a special day at HTB, alongside family and friends, many of them travelling long distances to be there. 

The Spiritual Temperature is Rising
The Spiritual Temperature is Rising

Many will have read the recent ‘Quiet Revival’ report from the Bible Society, and the subsequent articles in the Christian and secular press about a spiritual ‘awakening’ in Gen Z. We are seeing the first flickers of a new move of God across our nation – what a time to be part of what God is doing through His church! 

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Church Plant Catch Up!

We asked three of the most recent church plants and revitalisations to share a bit about what the first few months of planting a new worshipping community has looked like for them.

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