Chapters

The Society currently has chapters in the dioceses listed below.

PROVINCE OF CANTERBURY

Canterbury	David Roper	Broadstairs Holy Trinity
Chelmsford	John-Francis Friendship	Romford St Andrew
Chichester	Leonard Doolan	Ifield St Margaret
Derby	Canon Elaine Jones	Derby Cathedral
Ely	To be elected: enquiries to	Canon Jonathan Young, Ellington
Europe	Peter Edwards	Costa Blanca
Exeter	Prebendary John Good	Axminster Team Ministry
Gloucester	Canon Patricia Lyes-Wilsdon	Cromhall Tortworth Tytherington &c
Guildford	Gillian King	Retired
London	Claire Robson	St Paul's Cathedral
Oxford	Mark Harris	Oriel College Oxford
Peterborough	Dominic Barrington	Kettering St Peter &c
Portsmouth	Simon Rundell	Elson, Gosport
Rochester	Kenneth Clark	Stone near Dartford St Mary
Salisbury	Canon Christopher Brown	Trowbridge St James &c
Southwark	Nicholas Elder	Camberwell St George
St Albans	Jane Dicker	Waltham Cross Christ Church
St Eds & Ipswich	In formation: enquires to	National membership Secretary
Worcester	Terry Henderson	Elmley Castle &c

PROVINCE OF YORK

Blackburn & Liverpool	Andrew Holliday	Darwen
Bradford	See Wakefield
Durham	See Newcastle
Liverpool	See Blackburn
Manchester	Ian Gomersall	Manchester St Chrysostom &c
Newcastle & Durham	Martin Jackson	Benfieldside (St Cuthbert) Consett
Ripon & Leeds	Mark Heather	Halton Leeds St Wilfrid
Sheffield	Canon Peter Ingram	Millhouses Holy Trinity &c
Southwell & Nottingham	Jonathan McGillivray	Carrington
Wakefield	John Burniston	Heaton St Martin &c
York	Jonathan Cooper	Kirby Misperton w Normanby &c

CHURCH OF IRELAND (PROVINCES OF ARMAGH AND DUBLIN)

Ray Rennix

Killaney &c, Down & Dromore

CHURCH IN WALES

Bangor	See St Asaph
Llandaff	Ron Jefford	Retired
Monmouth	See Llandaff
St Asaph & Bangor	Rex Matthias	Petryal
St Davids	Peter Jones	Llangennech & Hendy

EUROPE

See Canterbury Province

Dioceses and provinces without chapters

Our Society is a federation of chapters. If you do not yet have a chapter in your area, you might think about asking a few like-minded local clergy if they would be interested in forming one. Our Manual gives details about our aims, and explains the process for establishing a new chapter, which may cover more than one diocese. Alternatively you might ask if you can take part in a chapter in a neighbouring diocese, if one exists within a reasonable travelling distance. Please contact our Membership Secretary, Fr John Joyce in the first instance.

We occasionally receive enquires beyond Europe, and are willing to help establish chapters new provinces. The Society is open to clergy in any diocese in communion with the Archbishop of Canterbury.