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College of Bishops residential meeting September 2017

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The annual meeting of the College of Bishops of the Church of England was held in Oxford from 11-14 September 

The annual meeting of the College of Bishops of the Church of England was held in Oxford from 11-14 September with the theme of “Telling the Gospel of Salvation in Every place”,  exploring how the Church ministers to every community in the country.

Over the four day meeting, a wide ranging agenda was discussed, including, Renewal and Reform, Simplification, Mission and Theology, Church Planting and Minority Ethnic Inclusion.  Reflections and discussions took place  in group and plenary sessions.

Members of the College were joined this year in the first two days of the meeting by a number of BAME clergy to  help bring additional perspectives on how the Church of England can reach more effectively into every community.

As with all meetings of the College of Bishops, the considerations of the College took place in private and its conclusions will be subsequently referred to the House of Bishops.

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