The signing of a partnership covenant
A hand of friendship after signing of the covenant between Wakefield and Tarime dioceses
Officials of Wakefield and Tarime dioceses after the signing of the covenant
Kemange Parish Church
A photo in front of the Kemnage pastor's house under construction
Bishop Stephen planting a tree at Kemnage parish church
Bishop Stephen watering a tree at Kemange parish church
Bishop Stephen laying a brick at the new church to be built at St Paul's Church at Mogabiri.
Bishop Mwita, Bishop Stephen and other guests from Wakefield with leaders of the Mothers Union attending a diocesan seminar at Mogabiri
The signing of a partnership covenant
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The Bishop of the Diocese of Wakefield, England, the Rt Rev Stephen Platten visited the Diocese of Tarime from 20-21 September 2011. The main purpose of the visit was to sign a partnership agreement, or the covenant, between the two dioceses in order to formalize the relationship with Wakefield that started in July 2010 after the subdivision of the old Diocese of Mara. Tarime inherited the relationship at both the diocesan level and parish to parish link. Bishop Stephen also planted a tree at Kemange parish church and spoke to some members of the congregation there. He also visited Mogabiri Farm Extension Centre some 10km to the east of Tarime. The Centre has benefited from a grant from an anonymous donor in Wakefield. Bishop Stephen was accompanied by Peta Moffat, the Tanzania-Wakefield Link Officer who will be retiring in April 2012, her appointed successor in waiting, Rev Stephen Spencer, and Bishop's Chaplain, Rev Philip Welch.

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