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Preacher: The Rev’d Mark Birch, Minor Canon and Chaplain, Westminster Abbey
Mark Birch is currently Minor Canon and Chaplain at Westminster Abbey.
After a brief career as a veterinary surgeon, he trained for ordination at Westcott House and Emmanuel College, Cambridge, and served his title in Cirencester, in the diocese of Gloucester.
He was the first full-time Chaplain of Helen and Douglas House, Oxford, which offers hospice care for children and young adults.
Subsequently he worked as a parish priest in Winchester, and as Chaplain of Treloar's School and College in Alton, Hampshire, which offers education for young people with complex physical disabilities.
Mark Birch is currently Minor Canon and Chaplain at Westminster Abbey.
After a brief career as a veterinary surgeon, he trained for ordination at Westcott House and Emmanuel College, Cambridge, and served his title in Cirencester, in the diocese of Gloucester.
He was the first full-time Chaplain of Helen and Douglas House, Oxford, which offers hospice care for children and young adults.
Subsequently he worked as a parish priest in Winchester, and as Chaplain of Treloar's School and College in Alton, Hampshire, which offers education for young people with complex physical disabilities.
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