Bishop Glyn has joined his colleagues in the College of Bishops in calling on Prime Minister to provide "meaningful and substantial response" to refugee crisis.  Read the letter here.

Together with the other members of the College, Bishop Glyn encourages all who look to him for episcopal ministry to:

1. Work alongside the wider community in offering welcome, orientation, integration, sign-posting and support to all refugees who come
2. Where possible and feasible, churches, congregations and individuals to make rental properties and spare housing available for use by resettled refugees
3. Promote and support foster caring among churches, congregations and individuals where appropriate to help find the homes needed to care for the increasing number of unaccompanied minors
4. Pray for, act with and stand alongside the government, to rise to the challenge that this crisis poses to our shared humanity