James Newcome

Bishop and church leader

James Newcome - Leaders & Politicians born July 24th, 1953
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Ordained as a priest in 1979, served in various theological and administrative roles within the Church of England. Became the Bishop of Carlisle in 2007, a position held until retirement in 2021. Contributed to discussions on faith, ethics, and social issues within the church. Engaged in community outreach and interfaith dialogue throughout the ministry.

Bishop of Carlisle from 2007 to 2021

Active involvement in church governance and community service

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