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Diocesan Synod

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The governing body of the Diocese of Chester

The Diocesan Synod is made up of an elected, nominated and ex officio body of both lay people and clergy. Diocesan Synod usually meets twice per year in March and November and sometimes in June as well. Members hold office for three years, at which time they may or may not choose to stand for re-election. Members will decide on strategies and policy of the Diocese of Chester and also debate wider issues in relation to the national church. 


Diocesan Synod has three houses


  • House of Bishops

    The Bishop of Chester, The Bishop of Birkenhead, The Bishop of Stockport.


  • House of Clergy

    Comprises of elected clergy. Revd Tina Upton is Chair.


  • House of Laity

    Comprises of elected Lay (non-clergy). Julie Withers is Chair.

 

For Diocesan Synod enquiries please contact the Diocesan Secretary, Jane Pleace: ds@chester.anglican.org

 

Standing Orders and Governing Documents




Diocese of Chester

The Diocese of Chester is the Church of England primarily in Cheshire – but also covers some areas outside the county.
Chester Diocesan Board of Finance is a company limited by guarantee registered in England (no. 00007826) and a registered charity (no. 248968)
Chester Diocesan Board of Finance. Church House, 5500 Daresbury Park, Daresbury, Warrington WA4 4GE. Telephone: 01928 718834

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