The Bishop of Rochester
Prior to this, he was the suffragen Bishop in Norfolk for six years. Bishop James said, “When I moved to Rochester there were different levels of change. I was coming back to communities in an urban environment which is what I am more used to”. Bishop James studied Politics, Philosophy and Economics at St Catherine’s College, Oxford University with the intention of going into business management. Read more about Bishop James here.
How to contact Bishop James and his office.
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Bishop James Langstaff first became Bishop of Rochester in November 2010. 
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| Bishopscourt for parish/group use E-mail Print Bishopscourt for parish/group use text size Bishop James and Bridget are keen that Bishopscourt be used for the benefit of the diocese, and have identified some Saturdays on which it could be available for small groups for a quiet day, PCC away day or similar. For details, please click here | |
| Biography — Bishop James Langstaff The Rt Rev James Langstaff was the Suffragan Bishop of Lynn in the Diocese of Norwich from June 2004 to December 2010. Prior to this, he served in the Diocese of Birmingham in the parishes of St Matthew’s, Nechells and Holy Trinity, Sutton Coldfield for 18 years. He acted as chaplain to the Bishop of Birmingham for three years and served as vice chair of the Diocesan Board of Finance. | |
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