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Resignations and Retirements

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13 June 2014

Dean to retire

THE Very Revd Paul Mellor, Dean of the Bailiwick of Guernsey, Rector of St Peter Port, Priest-in-Charge of Sark, and Hon. Canon of Winchester Cathedral, in Winchester diocese, since 2003, will retire on 31 August, becoming Canon Emeritus.

 

ANSELL. The Revd John Ansell, Vicar of St Peter and St Paul, Mitcham (Southwark).

BASSETT. The Revd Rosemary Bassett, NSM (Associate Priest) in the Dorchester Team Ministry (Salisbury).

BLATCHLY. The Revd Owen Blatchly, Secretary of the Cornwall Retired Clergy Fund (Truro).

BOGLE. The Revd Elizabeth Bogle, NSM of St Paul's, Newington (Southwark): 30 June.

HERVÉ. The Revd John Hervé, Vicar of St Agatha's, Sparkbrook, with Balsall Heath, and Hon. Canon of Birmingham Cathedral (Birmingham): 30 June, becoming Hon. Canon Emeritus.

HOWARD. The Revd Martin Howard, Team Rector in the Hampreston Team (Salisbury).

HOWARTH. The Revd Henriette Howarth, Chaplain of Ark All Saints Academy, Camberwell, remaining Hon. Assistant Curate of All Saints', Blenheim Grove, Peckham (Southwark).

JEAPES. The Revd Barbara Jeapes, NS Team Vicar in the Egremont and Haile Team Ministry (Carlisle): 30 June.

SHEWRING. The Revd Susan Shewring, Chaplain of Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Birmingham (Birmingham).

SPENCER. The Revd Christopher Spencer, Assistant Curate of Southbroom (Salisbury).

 

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