Simon Peters Mutum is an

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: he is a Missionary bishop within the

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, itself one of 14

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within the

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. He was appointed non-Geographic bishop for "the nomadic mission to thousands of Fulanis who have not heard about Christ" in 2005, having previously been Bishop of Jalingo.

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Living people Missionary bishops in the Province of Abuja 21st-century Anglican bishops in Nigeria Year of birth missing (living people) Anglican bishops of Jalingo {{Nigeria-Anglican-bishop-stub