Canterbury Cathedral Honorary Canons

First published on: 6th October 2023

South window at Canterbury Cathedral after restoration

We are delighted to announce that a new College of Honorary Canons of Canterbury Cathedral has been named. The College of Canons is made up of lay and ordained people from across our diocese who serve in a variety of roles and are recognised for the distinct contribution they make.

The most high profile function of the College of Canons is to formally elect a new Bishop (Archbishop) when one is nominated. Under the new Constitution and Statutes of Canterbury Cathedral the College of Canons receives the annual report and accounts of the Cathedral’s Chapter. Members of the College are ambassadors, advisers and supporters of the Cathedral, helping to build connections and disseminate information across our diocese as we serve together.

As well as the honorary and lay canons the College of Canons comprises the suffragan bishops and archdeacons of the diocese, honorary provincial canons and members of the Cathedral Chapter.

There will be a service of Installation later in the autumn and further details will be announced in due course.

In making these appointment Bishop Rose said, ‘I am delighted that we are able to recognise the diverse contribution that many people make to the vibrant life of our diocese as we all work together to share the gospel message of knowing Jesus at work in our lives and communities.’

Dean David said, ‘All cathedrals are formally becoming charities with new systems and bodies. Our new College of Honorary Canons is made up of lay and ordained ministries in equal numbers. I welcome these new Canons as we strengthen our common bonds of fellowship and advocacy across the diocese.’

 

Honorary Canons of Canterbury Cathedral

 

Honorary Canons

 

The Revd Joyce Addison

Priest-in-Charge St Martin’s, Maidstone; Diocesan Environment Officer

The Revd Lorraine Apps-Huggins

Chaplain to The Living Well, Bishop's Advisor in Healing & Wholeness

The Revd Barney de Berry*

Vicar St Mary Bredin, Canterbury; General Synod

The Revd Steve Coneys*

Diocesan Mission and Growth Adviser

The Revd Seth Cooper*

Rector Walmer and Cornilo Benefice

The Revd Rodney Dreyer

Vicar St Laurence with All Saints, Hawkhurst

The Revd Patrick Ellisdon*

Priest-in-Charge All Saints, Canterbury

The Revd Lindsay Hammond*

Team Rector Tenterden, Rother and Oxney Benefice

The Revd Arthur Houston*

Priest-in-Charge St Faith’s, Maidstone

The Revd Estella Last

Vicar Bridge Benefice; Bishop’s Adviser for Women’s Ministry; Archbishop’s Council

The Revd Philip Musindi

Vicar St Andrew’s, Reading Street; Area Dean Thanet

The Revd Jo Richards

Rector St Dunstan, St Mildred & St Peter, Canterbury; Area Dean Canterbury

 

 

Honorary Lay Canons

 

Amanda Boucherat 

Co-Chair Mission and Ministry Framework

Sir Paul Britton

Chair Diocesan Advisory Committee

Dr Neville Emslie*

Director of Mission and Ministry

Diane Enfield 

Former Lay Chair Maidstone

Miranda Ford 

Chair House of Laity; Lay Chair Ospringe Deanery; Archbishop’s Council

Shirley Leslie

Treasurer Ashford Deanery, Ashford Town Parish

Jude Lowson

Head of King’s School, Canterbury

Naomi Lumutenga

Adviser to the Anglican Observer, United Nations; Diocesan Link Representative CMEAC (Committee for Minority Ethnic Anglican Concerns)

John Morrison

Reader; Archbishop’s Council; Chaplain to Sea Cadets, East Kent District

Ian Rich

Chaplain to John Wallis Church of England Academy

Dr Quentin Roper* 

Diocesan Director of Education

David Slater

Chaplain to the Port of Dover and Channel Tunnel

 

 

*Re-appointment

The Following have also been made Canon Emeriti

The Revd Canon John Corbyn

 

The Revd Canon Steve Lillicrap

 

The Revd Canon Mark Roberts

 

Canon David Kemp 

 

 

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