You've gotta have a cotta. And a stole: purple for Lent.

Liz introduces liturgical dance - and her new chasuble.

Bishop Tom explains the theological significance of Gandalf to the children.

The pectoral cross explained

The CGS bring the Bishop to his knees.

Darroch put Bishop Tom's mitre on for him.

Liz and April made Bishop Tom's cope and mitre and the children learned about one of the Bishop's favourite activities: trout fishing.  Liz and April embroidered trout flies into the border of the cope, presumably so the Bishop could dream about standing fishing in a quiet river, during other people's boring sermons.

Darroch is doing a sterling job as Junior Bishop's Chaplain.

Inside the Bishop's mitre.