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Synodical Committees

Nominations for people to be members of our synodical committees.

We would like to invite nominations for people to be members of our synodical committees. Some vacancies are open to anyone and we are keen to hear from people who want to further the work of the Diocese in reaching and blessing the 1.5 million across our region.


The process by which individuals can be nominated to synodical committees has opened. This follows the successful election of Diocesan Synod on 01 August.Nominations are open for the following positions:

The committees will sit for a period of three years apart from the Board of Patronage which will sit for a period of six years.

Interim Diocesan Secretary, Chris Penn, says: “We welcome nominations from all corners of the diocese, whether you are familiar with diocesan governance or not. Our committees play an important role and it’s our hope that they reflect the breadth and depth of opinion and viewpoints.”

The election of synodical committee members is an important aspect of diocesan governance. The committees offer specialised support and guidance to the Bishop’s Staff team and diocesan officers based at Church House, Daresbury.

Completed nomination forms must be sent to the Interim Diocesan Secretary, Chris Penn, no later than 12 noon on Friday 20 September 2024. Forms received after that time cannot be considered.

The first gathering of the new Diocesan Synod takes place on the morning of Saturday 16 November.

Further details can be found in this letter, sent to Synod members on the 2 September 2024.

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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