The Diocese is led by The Bishop of Peterborough, assisted by the suffragan Bishop of Brixworth.
Both bishops are supported by the Bishops' Office. Click here to find out more about the Bishops' Office and for details of how to contact the bishop and his staff.
Additionally, there are four retired bishops licensed to work as Assistant Bishops in the diocese. The retired bishops, in the main, help out by leading parish services and taking confirmations.
The Bishop of Peterborough
The 39th Bishop of Peterborough is the Right Reverend Debbie Sellin. Bishop Debbie was installed at a service in Peterborough Cathedral on 3 March 2024.
The Bishop of Brixworth
Bishop John joined the diocese in 2011 as suffragan (assistant) bishop. He is responsible for ordinands, curates, retired clergy including Permission to Officiate (PTO), chaplaincies, environmental matters and social issues such as modern slavery.
Honorary Assistant Bishops
There are four retired bishops licensed in the diocese who in the main help out by leading parish services and taking confirmations. They can be contacted via the Bishops' Office.
Letters from the Management Group
Bishop’s Management Group letters are sent approximately once a month to the clergy, churchwardens, lay ministers, diocesan and cathedral staff, they are included in your monthly Peterborough Diocesan News distribution.
The Bishop's Charity
Each year The Bishop of Peterborough chooses a charity to support. Find out more about this year's charity here.
