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Installation of Vicar of Lanlivery, Cornwall. 14th February 1989
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Installation of Vicar of Lanlivery, Cornwall. 14th February 1989
At the installation service of the Vicar of Lanlivery are, from left to right: Rev. Brian Anderson, Rural Dean; Martin Follett, Diocesan Registrar; Rev. David Keighley, new Vicar; Rt. Rev. Richard Llewellin, Bishop of St Germans; George Temple, Archdeacon of Bodmin. The Rev. Keighley succeeded Rev. Humphrey York as Vicar of Lanlivery. Photographer: Jonathan Barker
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TRURI : 2017.5.36
Media ID 13787449
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In this historic photo print, we witness the solemn and significant moment of the Installation of Vicar of Lanlivery in Cornwall on the 14th of February 1989. The distinguished individuals gathered here represent a tapestry of faith and leadership within the local community. From left to right, we see Rev. Brian Anderson, Rural Dean; Martin Follett, Diocesan Registrar; Rev. David Keighley, who assumes his new role as Vicar; Rt. Rev. Richard Llewellin, Bishop of St Germans; and George Temple, Archdeacon of Bodmin. The atmosphere is one filled with reverence and anticipation as these esteemed figures come together to mark a new chapter in the religious life of Lanlivery parish. Reverend Keighley takes up his position following in the footsteps of his predecessor Rev. Humphrey York – a transition that carries both responsibility and opportunity for spiritual guidance. Captured by talented photographer Jonathan Barker, this image serves as a testament to the enduring power and significance of faith within our communities. It reminds us that even amidst changing times, there are moments where tradition holds steadfastly true. Preserved now within Royal Cornwall Museum's collection, this photograph invites us to reflect upon our own connection to religion and its impact on our lives.
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