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    Rev John Castle has been Rector of St Michael & All Angels Church in Sandhurst, Berks since October 2004.
    Before that he was Assistant Vicar at Namirembe Cathedral, Kampala, Uganda after serving a curacy in Southborough, Kent.
    Before training for ordained ministry he worked for the Greater London Council, Thames Water Authority and the Port of London Authority. He is married to Georgina, and they have 3 grown-up sons and an elderly labrador dog called Toby. John enjoys playing the trumpet, travelling to other countries to learn about their culture and history, and studying biblical Hebrew.
    He strongly believes that faith should be put into practice in the care of others, social justice, peace and the good stewardship of the environment.




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