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Bishop of the Cape Coast appointed chair of the Commission for Theological Education in the Anglican Communion

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The Right Reverend Dr Victor Atta-Baffoe, Bishop of Cape Coast, Ghana, has been appointed Chair of the Commission for Theological Education in the Anglican Communion (CTEAC).

Bishop Victor said: “Theological education is not just about imparting knowledge. It is about shaping how we think, pray and relate to one another. CTEAC can help Anglicans understand one another more deeply and engage with both commonalities and differences in faith.”

CTEAC supports theological education across the Anglican Communion, strengthening networks and developing resources. Bishop Victor will chair his first meeting online, on March 19.

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