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Church Details for St. Michael And All Angels

Mission Community: Clyst
Benefice: Broadclyst, Clyst Honiton, Pinhoe, Rockbeare and Sowton
Deanery: Aylesbeare
Archdeaconry: Exeter

Clergy in the Mission Community

The Rev Wiz Slater
Team Rector

Tel: 01392 464494
Email The Rev Wiz Slater

The Rev Bernard Lane
Team Vicar

The Vicarage, Rockbeare, Exeter, EX5 2EG
Tel: 01404 758759
Email The Rev Bernard Lane

The Rev Dr Adrian Hough
Associate Priest

76 Causey Lane, Pinhoe, Exeter, EX1 3SH
Tel: 01392 468004
Email The Rev Dr Adrian Hough

The Rev Lythan Nevard
Minister for Cranbrook

42 Brooks Warren, Cranbrook, Exeter, EX5 7AJ
Tel: 01404 514935
Email The Rev Lythan Nevard

Church details

St. Michael And All Angels (Parish Church)
Exeter
EX4 9JF

Parish officers

Churchwardens

Mr John Christopher Marks
Tel: 01392 469628
Email Mr John Christopher Marks

Mrs Teresa Stewart
Tel: 01392 466922
Email Mrs Teresa Stewart

PCC Secretary

Mrs Sue Salter
Email Mrs Sue Salter

PCC Treasurer

None listed

Readers

Mrs Sandra Parker
Tel: 01392 881570
Email Mrs Sandra Parker

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