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Bishop

‘Bishop’ comes from the Greek word for ‘overseer’. So a bishop is a senior Christian minister authorised to have oversight for God’s people. As well as duties given to deacons and priests, bishops confirm and ordain.

Diocese

‘Diocese’ refers to the geographical territory in which a bishop exercises oversight. The Church in Wales is divided into six dioceses each with its own cathedral in which is housed the cathedra (the bishop’s ‘chair’ or ‘throne’).

Home Schools and Families

Schools and Families

Children, young people and families are very important to our Diocese. This section provides relevant and specific support which we hope you find useful.

Dr Annette Daly, the Diocesan Director for Education, oversees all the work in this area and advises the Bishop on all matters in relation to education, children, young people and families. Annette is the official Diocesan representative in this area; she advises and supports the governors, head teachers and staff in our church schools and liaises with officers from the local authorities, national government and with colleagues from other dioceses within the Church in Wales and other denominations.

Annette can be contacted by email or by calling 01633 267490.

The Diocese also has a part-time Children, Youth and Family Ministry Advisors (CYFMA):