Southern Diocese
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The Southern Diocese of the Free Church of England, is a Free Church of England and an Reformed Episcopal Church diocese
Bishops
[edit]- 1889–1896: Benjamin Price
- 1896–1901: Samuel Dicksee
- 1904–1927: Richard Brook Lander
- 1927–1934: Joseph Fenn
- 1934–1955: John Magee
- 1955–1968: George Forbes-Smith
- 1968–1971: Ambrose Bodfish
- 1972–1976: William Watkins
- 1977–1990: Arthur Ward
- 1990–2006: Kenneth Powell
- 2007–present: Paul Hunt
Churches
[edit]| Church | Location | Founded | Link | Minister | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| St Jude, Balham | Balham, London | 1887 | [1] | Mark Gretason | |
| St Andrew, Bentley | Bentley, West Midlands | 1943 | [2] | Paul Hunt | |
| Emmanuel, Birmingham | Saltley, West Midlands | 1903 | Daniel Choe | ||
| Christ Church, Broadstairs | Broadstairs, Kent | 1904 | Jabson Watson | ||
| Christ Church, Harlesden | Harlesden, London | 1886 | [3] | Calvin Robinson (priest of the Nordic Catholic Church) | |
| Christ Church, Willesborough | Willesborough, Ashford, Kent | 1874 | Vacant | ||
| St Francis, Shoreham-by-Sea | Shoreham-by-Sea, West Sussex | 2012 | [4] | Stephen Lawson | |
| Christ Church, Leigh-on-Sea | Leigh-on-Sea, Essex | 1889 | Eric Fenwick |
References
[edit]- ^ "St Jude's Church, Balham". St Jude’s Church, Balham.
- ^ "St Andrew's Church". standrewsbentley.org.uk.
- ^ "Christ Church". www.anglican.services. Retrieved 2023-01-02.
- ^ "St Francis Church Shoreham By Sea". www.stfrancis-shoreham.org.uk.
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