Sitembele Tobela Mzamane
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Sitembele Tobela Mzamane[1] is the current Anglican Bishop of Mthatha [2], and although the first Bishop to bear that title he is the 10th incumbent-the Bishopric previously being known as St John's[3]. A former Dean of the Diocese’s cathedral[4] he is opposed to the blessing of same-sex relationships[5]. During his episcopacy the number of parishes has grown so greatly[6] that Dr Mzamane has drafted plans to split the area with a new Episcopal See centred around Ngcobo.
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| Preceded by Jacob Zambuhle Bhekuyise Dlamini |
Bishop of St John's 2000 –2006 |
Succeeded by Diocese name changed to Mthatha |
| Preceded by New name for former Diocese of St John’s |
Bishop of Mthatha 2006 – |
Succeeded by Current incumbent |
[edit] Notes
- ^ Contact details
- ^ Facts about area
- ^ News of re-naming
- ^ 1990-2000
- ^ Same-sex blessings ban
- ^ To 69
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