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“God’s Church for God’s World: walking, listening and witnessing together”

The theme for the Lambeth Conference in 2020 is to be “God’s Church for God’s World: walking, listening and witnessing together”. Details have been announced on a new webpage which went live today. A more detailed website is being designed and will go live later this year.

The Lambeth Conference will take place from 24 July to 3 August in 2020 at the University of Kent in Canterbury. More than 900 bishops from around the world will be invited to attend, along with their spouses.

Conference CEO Phil George said the new webpage was a sign that momentum was building.

“I am excited at the way the conference is coming together,” he said. “The creation of this webpage is a step forward – but it is only the beginning. The new site we are putting together will have a wealth of extra information on it and will be updated regularly with news, videos and other information.”

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