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 Rogers Govender
The Very Reverend Rogers Govender
Born in Durban, South Africa; married to Celia; two children; ordained in the Diocese of Natal in 1985; Served as Vicar of various parishes in Durban and Pietermaritzburg for fifteen years before moving to Manchester as Vicar of West Didsbury at the end of 2000; Area Dean of Withington (South Manchester); Dean of Manchester since January 2006.
Interests include reading, listening to all types of music, fishing and cooking.
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 13 November 2007 )
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The Venerable Andrew Ballard has been appointed as the Sub Dean of the Cathedral.
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 09 April 2008 )
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 Robin Gamble
The Revd Canon Robin Gamble
Robin Gamble hails from the city of Bradford in Yorkshire. He has spent his entire ministry working with and alongside the wonderful people of the north of England. His great passion in life is to share the good news of Jesus and to make the life and liturgy of his church open to outsiders. He combines music old and new, art and images, and words prophetic and powerful in the weaving together of his evangelistic events.
Apart from all of this he loves to walk the moors, watch and argue about football, paint and read obsessively.
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 23 October 2007 )
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 Andrew Shanks
The Reverend Canon Andrew Shanks
Andrew Shanks is the Canon Theologian, in charge of the Cathedral’s educational programme. He has been at Manchester Cathedral since 2004. Previously he worked as a parish priest in Leeds, an inner city parish and a housing estate, and in rural North Yorkshire; and as an academic theologian at the universities of Lancaster and Leeds.
Also, he has lived and worked in Ethiopia and in Upper Egypt. His published books include Hegel’s Political Theology (1991), Civil Society, Civil Religion (1995), God and Modernity (2000), “What Is Truth?” Towards a Theological Poetics (2001), Faith in Honesty (2005), The Other Calling (2007), Against Innocence: Gillian Rose’s Reception and Gift of Faith (2008). He is married to Dian Leppington, who is also a priest.
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 23 October 2007 )
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 Anne Hollinghurst
The Reverend Canon Anne Hollinghurst
Anne Hollinghurst is Chaplain to the Bishop of Manchester as well as a Residentiary Canon. She has been at the Cathedral since January 2005. She is married to Steve, who is also a priest – working currently as a Researcher and Consultant with the Sheffield Centre.
Before coming to the Diocese of Manchester, she was on the staff of Derby Cathedral as Chaplain, and was Anglican Chaplain and Pastoral Services Co-ordinator at the University of Derby, as well as an accredited lecturer in the Religious Studies Department. Prior to that, she served in a couple parishes in deprived areas of Nottingham, where before ordination she was also in full time inner-city youth work.
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 23 October 2007 )
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 Andrew Ballard
The Venerable Andrew Ballard
Andrew Ballard was a Manchester Ordinand but was ordained in London. His title parish was just up from Marble Arch in the West End and it was there that he met his wife Caroline and they married in Ashtead, Surrey in 1970. They have three grown up children: Paul who works for a computer software company: Charlotte who is a lawyer and Emily who after working in theatre for some years now teaches drama in Scotland.
Andrew worked in Portsmouth and Blackburn Dioceses before returning to Manchester in 1982. Having been a parish priest for most of his ministry he very much enjoys being part of the life of the Cathedral and finds it an invaluable spiritual base.
Music is important to Andrew; he is a keen amateur organist, though he says he has insufficient time to practise!
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 23 October 2007 )
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