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We have a new addition to the College blogging team!

Ann Philp, Safeguarding Officer and Pastoral Tutor to Ministry Programmes, began her blogging adventure earlier in March.

Ann’s blog focuses on life and faith as it relates to ageing.

You can read Ann’s blog on her website at annphilpsblogs.com/blog where you can also ‘follow’ her blog to receive email notifications when a new blog has been posted.

Ann joins James Woodward (jameswoodward.info/category/blog) and Anna-Claar Thomasson-Rosingh (sarum.ac.uk/category/lectionary-blog) as the College’s other frequent blogees.

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