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Mark Burkill has decided to step down as Chairman of the Latimer Trust after more than thirty years of service. He has passed the baton to James Hughes who until recently was the Vice-chair. He has steered the Trust through many important changes and ensured that it has maintained its vision of providing scholarly resources for the Evangelical constituency of the Anglican Church. His enthusiasm and dedication to the task have been exemplary and everyone associated with Latimer is deeply in his debt. He goes into retirement with our best wishes and the hope that he will continue to play a significant part in the ongoing work of the Trust.
Well done, good and faithful servant!

Farewell
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