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Martin Gordon (bishop)

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Martin Gordon
Bishop of Goma
ChurchProvince of the Anglican Church of the Congo
Church of England
SeeGoma
In office2023–present
PredecessorDésiré Mukanirwa Kadhoro
Orders
Ordination4 July 2010 (diaconate)
Consecration23 April 2023
by Georges Titre Ande
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SpouseAnthea Gordon

Martin Lewis Gordon[1] is a British-born Anglican bishop. Since 2023, he has been the second bishop of the Diocese of Goma in the Province of the Anglican Church of the Congo.

Gordon is a graduate of the University of Edinburgh.[2] He began his career in politics, working for the British Parliament, and then as international campaigns manager at Christian Aid, where he helped coordinate the Make Poverty History coalition.[3]

Gordon was ordained to the diaconate at Bristol Cathedral at Petertide 2010.[4] His curacy was at St. Michael's, Stoke Gifford. In 2014, he became priest in charge of St. Thomas with St. Stephen, Telford Park, in the Diocese of Southwark.[5]

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