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Terry M. Brown

RAMSI: A few reflections on its tenth anniversary

June 27, 2013

by Terry M. Brown

Terry M. Brown

Bishop Terry M. Brown was Anglican Bishop of Malaita, 1996-2008, and stayed in the Solomons throughout the ethnic tension conflict. He then lived in Honiara 2008-2012, working as church archivist. He returned to Canada in November 2012, where he is Bishop-in-charge at Church of the Ascension, Hamilton, Ontario.

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