“Followers of Jesus, not simply churchgoers" - Diocesan Synod March 2026
First published on: 12th March 2026Diocesan Synod were blessed by the presence and contributions of young people from across the diocese in their first meeting of 2026.
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Diocesan Synod were blessed by the presence and contributions of young people from across the diocese in their first meeting of 2026.
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