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Revd Ross Munro is introduced in St Clement's

St Clement’s began an exciting new chapter on Thursday 29 October with the introduction of Revd Ross Munro (OLM) as Local Church Minister for the parish. The service also marked the coming together of The Gathering and St Clement’s as one church family, to be known as St Clement’s.

  • Congregation gathered for the service
    Congregation gathered for the service
  • A welcome from Revd Clive Atkinson, Curate-in-charge
    A welcome from Revd Clive Atkinson, Curate-in-charge
  • Andrew McCaw gives the Old Testament reading
    Andrew McCaw gives the Old Testament reading
  • Revd Jonny Campbell Smyth gives the address
    Revd Jonny Campbell Smyth gives the address
  • Ross is commissioned after being presented by Canon Bill Press
    Ross is commissioned after being presented by Canon Bill Press
  • Archdeacon Jim Cheshire prays for Ross
    Archdeacon Jim Cheshire prays for Ross
  • Ross is presented to the congregation
    Ross is presented to the congregation
  • St Clement's band lead worship
    St Clement's band lead worship
  • Worship at St Clement's
    Worship at St Clement's
  • First duties as the new minister
    First duties as the new minister
  • Ross greets members of the congregation
    Ross greets members of the congregation
  • Ross chatting afterwards
    Ross chatting afterwards
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