New Bishop of Fulham
Updated: 2012-10-31 15:00:45
Downing Street has announced this morning that Jonathan Baker, currently Bishop of Ebbsfleet, has been appointed to succeed John Broadhurst in the Bishopric of Fulham. He will be moving to St Dunstan in the West Church in Fleet Street which will be the base for his ministry.
Bishop Jonathan grew up in Pinner in Middlesex, and [...]
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Please plan and plead so that there might be proper provision in the Church of England for orthodox Christians who cannot accept the ministryof a female bishop.
Prayer for today from Daniel's prayer
Give thanks that God is great and awesome, with a mighty hand, able to do all things, so we can plead with [...]
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