Our Bishops  

The Bishops of Bath & Wells and Taunton
Bishops Peter Price and Peter Maurice (Bristol News & Media)

The Bishop of Bath and Wells is assisted in his work by the Bishop of Taunton, and by three Archdeacons based in Bath, Wells and Taunton.

Together with senior colleagues in the Bishops Staff, they are responsible for the life of the church in the Diocese, and for the development of the Changing Lives strategy.

The Bishops and their staff are based at the Bishops' Office in Wells. 

 

 

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Bishop of Bath and Wells wearing mitre
Caption: The Bishop of Bath and Wells

The Bishop of Bath and Wells

The Rt Revd Peter Price has been Bishop of Bath and Wells since 2003. He has been one of the Bishops in the House of Lords since 2008.

Read more about his role in the Lords

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Party for Peter

On Saturday 22 June we are holding a special retirement service for Bishop Peter in starting at 2pm in Wells Cathedral, followed by a party on Cathedral Green. All are welcome.

There are no tickets for this service and we anticipate that we will need to spill outside. Therefore speakers will be set up to allow everyone outside the cathedral to hear the service.

Following the service you are invited to a party on Cathedral Green featuring live music and the chance to meet friends, old and new, as well as to bid a very fond farewell to Peter and Dee. Please bring a blanket and a picnic!

Download a colour poster or a black and white poster for your church to promote the retirement service and party.

 

Bishop of Taunton on a motorbike
Caption: The Bishop of Taunton

The Bishop of Taunton

The Rt Revd Peter Maurice became Bishop of Taunton in 2006.

He has responsibility for the Ministry Forum, and the School of Formation in addition to his pastoral, mission and other ministry roles.

 

 

 

 

  

 

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