Watch the moment that the 15th Archbishop of Wales was announced to the gathered Electoral College! Archbishop Cherry will continue to serve as the Bishop of Monmouth, and will be enthroned in Newport Cathedral in the coming months. Gwyliwch yr eiliad y cyhoeddwyd enw 15fed Archesgob Cymru i'r Coleg Etholiadol a gasglwyd! Bydd yr Archesgob Cherry yn parhau i wasanaethu fel Esgob Mynwy, a bydd yn cael ei orseddu yng Nghadeirlan Casnewydd yn y misoedd nesaf.

Happy International Nurses’ Day! Thank you to all our amazing nurses for the care and support you provide to patients every day. 💙 With more than 50 different nursing roles in the NHS, no two nursing careers are the same. Learn more: healthcareers.nhs.uk/we-are-… #IND2025

Dancing with wisdom towards shalom: what I learned from older people living in residential care homes. Thank you to everyone who has supported along the way. @ChrisSwift1 @LutherKingHouse tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…

The Revd Canon Dr Nicholas Bundock, Team Rector of @stjamesemmanuel has been elected as the new Bishop of the Diocese of Glasgow and Galloway @GGEpiscopal During his time at St James and Emmanuel, Nick has developed and led an inclusive ministry which has been transformative in creating vibrant, welcoming, and growing communities for people of all backgrounds. In 2024, Nick was made Honorary Canon of Manchester Cathedral in recognition of his contribution to the mission of our diocese. Congratulating Nick on his appointment, Bishop David @BishManchester said, "I'm delighted that Nick's episcopal calling has been recognised. We have seen his gifts and talents growing ever stronger during his time in Manchester Diocese. Whilst we will miss him here, I am confident that this is the right next stage in his journey as a minister in Christ's Church." Accepting the appointment, Nick said, "I am deeply humbled and honoured to have been called to serve as the Bishop of Glasgow and Galloway. This is a diocese with a rich history, vibrant communities, and a deep commitment to embodying the love of Christ in every corner of its life. "Throughout the discernment process, I have been moved by the openness, warmth, and faithfulness of the people I have encountered. It is with great joy that I look forward to walking alongside clergy, laity and their wider communities as we seek to nurture and grow God’s Kingdom together. "As we face the challenges and opportunities of this time, I am inspired by the diocese’s vision of inclusion, justice, and hope. I firmly believe that the Scottish Episcopal Church has a unique voice to share in today’s world, and I am committed to supporting and encouraging all who contribute to its mission and ministry. "I ask for your prayers as I prepare to take on this role, and I offer mine in return for the flourishing of this diocese and its people. Together, may we step boldly into the future, confident in the transforming power of God’s love to create a Church for Everyone.” Read more manchester.anglican.org/news…