First female leader of Church in Wales announced
- Today, Cherry Vann, Bishop of Monmouth, was revealed as the 15th person to hold the role, according to the Church in Wales.
- After five years as Bishop of Monmouth, Cherry Vann replaced Andrew John last month following his retirement, amid a chaotic period in the Church in Wales.
- Amid calls for reconciliation, Cherry Vann has already addressed issues raised over the last six months and aims to build trust across the Church in Wales, following her appointment as Bishop of Monmouth.
- Following the vote, Simon Lloyd, Provincial Secretary of the Church in Wales, confirmed Archbishop Cherry will be enthroned at Newport Cathedral in due course.
- The Very Revd Ian Black, Dean of Newport, welcomed Vann on behalf of the Diocese of Monmouth, stating clergy will pray daily for the bishop.
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