The Church of England has published a new resource to help any members preparing for ordination this summer.
The season for the ordination of deacons and priests in the Church of England traditionally follows the feast day of St Peter the Apostle, celebrated on 29 June.
This year, the Church of England is enjoying its highest number of ordinations since 2000, with more than 560 men and women set to join the Church of England's clergy in 2007.
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