Samuel Sunil Mankhin

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Samuel Sunil Mankhin

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4th Primate and Moderator of the Church of Bangladesh
5th Archbishop of Dhaka
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Portrait of the Archbishop of Dhaka
Church Church of Bangladesh
Province Bangladesh
Metropolis Dhaka
Diocese Dhaka
Installed5 December 2018
Predecessor Paul Sarker
Other post(s) Bishop of Kushtia (2009–2019); General secretary of the Global South Fellowship of Anglican Churches
Orders
Consecration8 November 2009, St Mary's Church, Haluaghat
by  Michael S. Baroi
Personal details
Born
Samuel Sunil Mankhin
Nationality Bangladeshi
Residence St. Thomas Cathedral, Dhaka
Alma mater University of Dhaka
Motto"Shepherd of my people"
Signature Sign of bssmcob.jpg
Coat of arms Mitra Gloriosa.svg
Styles of
Samuel Sunil Mankhin
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Reference style The Most Reverend
Spoken style His Grace
Religious style Archbishop

Samuel Sunil Mankhin is a bishop who is currently enthroned since 2018 as Archbishop of Dhaka and the primate and moderator of the Church of Bangladesh. [1] Mankhin was previously the Bishop of Kushtia, served 2009 to 2018. [2] [3]

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References

  1. "Bishop Samuel Mankhin becomes Moderator and Primate of the Church of Bangladesh".
  2. "The Rt Revd Samuel Sunil Mankhin - The Church Of Bangladesh - Anglican Communion". www.worldanglican.com.
  3. "Member Church - Bangladesh".
Anglican Communion titles
Preceded by Primate & Moderator of the Church of Bangladesh
Bishop of Dhaka

2018present
Incumbent
Bishop of Kushtia
20092019
Succeeded by