Consecration of Lusa Nsenga-Ngoy as Bishop of Willesden, London

On 26th January, Lusa Ngoy was consecrated Bishop of Willesden by Justin Welby, Archbishop of Canterbury, in St Paul's Cathedral, London (Bishop of Willesden consecrated at St Paul’s Cathedral - Diocese of London (anglican.org)) Bishop Lusa is a Belgian citizen and a former student at the French-speaking Protestant Faculty in Brussels (FUTP | Faculté Universitaire de Théologie Protestante) where the Chaplain-President is a professor. Indeed, Bishop Lusa's brother Nathan is one of the Chaplain-President's current students there. Bishop Lusa is only the second Belgian to become a bishop in the Church of England - the first being our own Bishop Robert. The Central Committee looks forward to inviting Bishop Lusa to meet us after the pandemic has receded. (In our picture, Bishop Lusa is on the far left and on the far right is Sarah Mullally, the Bishop of London. The picture illustrates the two types of Anglican episcopal vestments: "choir dress" and "cope and mitre".)