General Synod November Group of Sessions 2020 Third Notice Paper General Information Welcome to New Members and Ecumenical Repre

GENERAL SYNOD NOVEMBER GROUP OF SESSIONS 2020 THIRD NOTICE PAPER GENERAL INFORMATION WELCOME TO NEW MEMBERS AND ECUMENICAL REPRESENTATIVES New Members The following people have become Members of General Synod since February 2020: The Rt Revd Guli Francis-Dehqani, Bishop of Loughborough, replacing The Rt Revd Alistair Magowan Dr Brendan Biggs, Diocese of Bristol, replacing Mr Ian Yemm The Ven Robert Cooper, Diocese of Durham, replacing The Ven Ian Jagger The Revd Jo Pestell, Diocese of Gloucester, replacing The Revd Tudor Griffiths Canon Karen Czapiewski, Diocese of Gloucester, replacing Mrs Corinne Aldis The Revd Esther Prior, Diocese of Guildford, replacing The Ven Paul Bryer Mr Jonathan Walker, Diocese of Leicester, replacing Mr Jonathan Cryer The Revd Christopher Trundle, Diocese of London, replacing The Revd Dr Sean Doherty The Revd Elisabeth Goddard, Diocese of London, replacing The Revd Dr Andy Emerton The Revd Dr Amatu Christian-Iwuagwu, Diocese of London, replacing The Revd Preb Alan Moses Mrs Abigail Ogier, Diocese of Manchester, replacing Mr Michael Heppleston The Revd David Penny, Diocese of Manchester, replacing The Revd Sharon Jones The Revd Michael Read, Diocese of Manchester, replacing The Ven Cherry Vann The Revd Claire Robson, Diocese of Newcastle, replacing The Revd Catherine Pickford Miss Emily Hobbs, Diocese of Sheffield, replacing Mr Mark Russell The Revd Christopher Lee, Diocese of Southwell & Nottingham, replacing The Ven David Picken The Revd Dr Christian Selvaratnam, Diocese of York, replacing The Revd Peter Moger The Rt Worshipful Morag Ellis QC, Dean of the Arches, replacing the Rt Worshipful Charles George Ecumenical Representatives Fr Jan Nowotnik, Catholic Bishops' Conference of England and Wales, replacing Fr Patrick Fitzgerald-Lombard, O. Carm. The Revd Tim Meadows, representing the United Reformed Church Revd Dr Paul Goodliff, General Secretary of Churches Together in England ERRATA ITEM 15 The term of office referred to in the motion should have stated “25 November 2020 to 31 July 2025”. ITEM 16 The Safeguarding item should have included a reference to a presentation. This is now corrected so the presentation is Item 16 and the debate on the motion is now Item 17. CHAPLAINCY SUPPORT AND LIVING IN LOVE AND FAITH The following people will be available to provide pastoral support on Monday in relation to the Living in Love and Faith item. Cortland Fransella :020 7898 1279 Shannon Preston: 07789321490 Simon Lewis: 07717502661 ACTS OF WORSHIP Mon 23 November 1.00 p.m. Prayer during the day Synod Chaplain Mon 23 November 7.00 p.m. Evening Prayer (BCP) Revd Canon Leah Vasey-Saunders Tues 24 November 9.15 a.m. Morning Prayer Synod Chaplain Tues 24 November 6.30 p.m. Evening Prayer Canon Shayne Ardron Weds 25 November 9.15 a.m. Morning Prayer Synod Chaplain .

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