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A CUMBRIAN Bishop is leaving her role in the county, to take on a new position supporting both the Archbishops of Canterbury and York. The Rt Rev Dr Emma Ineson, Bishop of Penrith, will become the Bishop to the Archbishops of Canterbury and York, based at Lambeth Palace in London, from June 1. It means she will leave her role as Suffragan Bishop for the Diocese of Carlisle at the end of May, having been instrumental in leading the relaunch of the county’s ecumenical God for All vision. Bishop Emma said: “It has been a huge honour to minister and work alongside so many wonderful, J...

19/04/2021 Currently Bishop of Penrith, Bishop Emma will take up the position from 1st June 2021. Archbishops Justin Welby and Stephen Cottrell have announced the Rt Revd Dr Emma Ineson as the new Bishop to the Archbishops of Canterbury and York. Currently Bishop of Penrith, Dr Ineson will take up the position from 1st June 2021. The role reimagines and replaces the existing position of Bishop at Lambeth - the post currently held by Bishop Tim Thornton, who announced his retirement earlier this year - in order to facilitate closer working between Lambeth Palace and Bishopthorpe. B...

New Bishop to Archbishops of Canterbury and York appointed The first post-holder will be Dr Emma Ineson, currently Suffragan Bishop of Penrith Diocese of Carlisle Dr Emma Ineson THE post of Bishop at Lambeth has been abolished and replaced by “Bishop to the Archbishops of Canterbury and York”, it was announced on Monday. The first holder of the new post, Dr Emma Ineson, currently Suffragan Bishop of Penrith, says that she will use the post to bring together the north and south of England. The current Bishop at Lambeth, the Rt Revd Tim Thornton, announced his retir...

THE BISHOP of Penrith has encouraged people "to find joy in God, be patient in affliction and be faithful in prayer" during a televised new year’s message. The rt rev Dr Emma Ineson delivered her message from Kendal Castle and reflected on the need for people to pray for those who have Covid-19, our health professionals, teachers, communities, businesses and leaders. She said: “That’s not a bad set of new year’s resolutions. "Be joyful. That’s very different from being happy. "We are, of course, not at all happy with the way things are at the moment, and we may need to exp...