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Podcast: Does the parish need saving?

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19 November 2021

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ON THE podcast this week, a panel convened for a recent Church Times webinar answers two questions: Does the parish need saving? And what frustrates them about the current debate about the future of the parish?

Watch the whole webinar including the panel’s responses to viewers’ questions  here.

The panel:

  • The Bishop of Ramsbury, Dr Andrew Rumsey, author of Parish: An Anglican Theology of Place (SCM, 2017) (Books, 21 July 2017).
  • The diocesan secretary of Bangor, the Revd Siôn Rhys Evans.
  • The Rural Dean of Haverstoe, and Rector of The Waltham Group, in the diocese of Lincoln, the Revd Kimberly Bohan.
  • The Rector of The Ascension, Hulme, the Revd Azariah France-Williams, author of Ghost Ship: Institutional racism and the Church of England (SCM Press) (Podcast, 25 September 2020).
  • Canon Angela Tilby, Canon-of-Honour at Portsmouth Cathedral, member of the Save the Parish network steering committee, and Church Times columnist

It is chaired by Madeleine Davies, Senior Writer, Church Times.


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