Diocese’s most rural benefice welcomes new priest
First published on: 28th April 2022One of the more rural areas of the diocese has welcomed its new priest, Revd Kia Pakenham.
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One of the more rural areas of the diocese has welcomed its new priest, Revd Kia Pakenham.
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