Bishop Tim has been Bishop at Lambeth since 2017. Previously he was Bishop of Truro, and Bishop of Sherborne before that.<\/p>\n
As Bishop at Lambeth, Bishop Tim has supported the Archbishop of Canterbury\u2019s work in the House of Bishops, General Synod and the Archbishops’ Council. He has chaired the Development and Appointments Group overseeing the leadership programmes and development work with senior clergy. He has also chaired the review of the Clergy Discipline Measure and provided advice on areas including safeguarding and church renewal. <\/p>\n
Acting on the Archbishop\u2019s behalf, Bishop Tim carried out episcopal duties within Her Majesty\u2019s Armed Forces, and had pastoral oversight of Anglican chaplains and the Anglican church within the Forces. He also served as Bishop for the Falkland Islands.<\/p>\n
Bishop Tim has also been closely involved in preparations for the Lambeth Conference, which has been postponed until 2022 because of the pandemic. He will continue to be involved as a Trustee of the Lambeth Conference Company. At Archbishop Justin\u2019s request, he will work on other matters relating to the process leading up to the Conference and in the years after it.<\/p>\n
Read it all<\/a>.<\/p>\n Giving thanks for Bishop Tim & his faithfulness, wisdom & leadership. \u2066@DioSalisbury<\/a>\u2069 \u2066@churchofengland<\/a>\u2069 \u2066@JustinWelby<\/a>\u2069 https:\/\/t.co\/Ypr5Qycss8<\/a><\/p>\n — Jonathan Triffitt (@JonathanTriffit) February 10, 2021<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n \n