of CSTM. Associate staff include Joanna Collicutt, Ray Gaston, Shemil Matthew, Elaine Flowers and Eddie Howells. In 2012 the college became the new home of the Sisters of the Community of St John Baptist and the Community of the Companions of Jesus the Good Shepherd as part of a major building programme to provide more teaching and residential accommodation, named after Harriet Monsell, founder of CSJB, as well as a new chapel named in honour of Bishop Edward King, sometime principal of Cuddesdon. Since 2011, the College has hosted the biennial international "Christian Congregational Music: Local and Global Perspectives" conference, a gathering of scholars and practitioners across disciplines to discuss issues in contemporary congregational music. It also collaborates with the Bible Reading Fellowship for an annual Festival of Prayer Bishop Edward King Chapel The College is home to the Bishop Edward King Chapel. Generously funded by the Sisters of the Communities of St John The Baptist and the Good Shepherd, who moved from Begbroke Priory to live in the College community. The 120 seat Chapel is elliptical in shape and its distinctive dog-tooth stone banding both complements the existing buildings in its material but remains very distinct in its form. The Chapel has a lattice-work timber frame which comprises curved laminated columns and beams to support a 13m high roof. It also features a series of clerestory windows, to the top of the walls, and floods the interior with light. The Chapel has won several awards, including: BCIA Small Building Project of the Year award in the British Construction Industry Awards. The structural award and the Gold Medal at the Wood Awards. Oxford Preservation Trust Award RIBA Award for South East On 1 February 2013, the Bishop Edward King Chapel was dedicated by John Pritchard, Bishop of Oxford, at a celebration of the Eucharist for the Feast of the Presentation of Christ in the Temple. Michael Perham, Bishop of Gloucester, preached the sermon and Colin Fletcher, Bishop of Dorchester, assisted in the solemnities. List of principals Ripon Hall John Battersby Harford (1902 to 1919) Henry Dewsbury Alves Major (1919 to 1947) Robert Douglas Richardson (1947 to 1952) Geoffrey Allen (1952 to 1959) Gordon Fallows (1959 to 1968) Anthony Dyson (1969 to 1975) Cuddesdon Theological College A. A. Pott (1854 to 1859) H. H. Swinny, vicar of Wargrave (1859 to 1862) Edward King (1863 to 1873) Charles Wellington Furse (1873 to