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St. Asaph

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Keep an eye on this page as Communications Officer Phil Topham chats to members of the Diocese about their roles and responsibilities. You can read his interviews by clicking on the pictures below.

Canon John and Sister Aneth

...Canon John and Sister Aneth


In October 2011, Canon John Kwetu and Sister Aneth from our linked Diocese of South West Tanganyika visited St Asaph and spend a fortnight touring the parishes and church schools. Read more about their trip in our interview with them.

Nigel Williams

...Nigel Williams


In September, St Asaph Cathedral welcomed a new Dean with Revd Nigel Williams taking over from the Very Revd Chris Potter who became Archdeacon of St Asaph. Read our interview with Nigel about his new ministry.

John Lomas

...John Lomas


Bishop Gregory announced a brand new style of ministry for the Diocese in June with Revd John Lomas appointed as Transition Missioner. Find out what that means and what John's plans are for the role.

Llyr Williams

...Llyr Williams


In March the youngest man to ever become Diocesan Registrar was installed to his role at St Asaph Cathedral. Llyr Williams is also the Bishop's Legal Secretary. Find out more about Llyr and his role by reading our interview with him.

Send your news of events - forthcoming and recently enjoyed - to the Diocesan Communications Officer, Phil Topham. The news pages of the website include Bishop Gregory's mailing to clergy, a Calendar of forthcoming events, news of activities around the Diocese and a link to the Diocesan newsletter, Teulu Asaph. Use the column on the right to navigate around these pages.

 

What's on...

See the Diocesan Calendar for information about forthcoming events.

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