Beer & Theology – “Wittgenstein and Newspapers Today” with Stephen Godsell (Friday 22nd November)
Our 33rd Beer and Theology will be with Stephen Godsell on “Wittgenstein and Newspapers Today”
Articles
Beer & Theology – “Engaging with Islam” with Peter Welby (Friday 18th October)
Our 32nd Beer and Theology will be with Peter Welby on “Engaging with Islam”
Beer & Theology – “The State of Public Service Today’” (Friday 13th September) with Maria Wyard
Our 31st Beer and Theology will be with Maria Wyard on “The State of Public Service Today”
Breaking the Silence, Speaking the Truth: How the national church can find its voice on Brexit
The Church of England has so far been unable to bring any authoritative collective voice to the national conversation about Brexit. Why is this and what should it be offering?
Why Should Anglicans Want To Be A Communion?
“Every Sunday Anglicans stand and confess that they believe in “the one, holy, catholic, and apostolic Church.” Living out what they confess is the general reason to be a communion, but it must be filled out with unique historical particularities of ours”
Beer & Theology – “Dr Johnson: Lay Theologian” (Friday 19th July) with Jane Steen
Our 29th Beer and Theology will be with Jane Steen on “Dr Johnson: Lay Theologian”
Frances Whitehead: Obituary
Julia Cameron’s obituary of Frances Whitehead, secretary to John Stott for 55 years, who died on June 1st, 2019.
Beer & Theology – “Civil Society Futures” (Friday 14th June) with Adrian and Tom Greenwood
Our 29th Beer and Theology, will be with Tom and Adrian Greenwood on “Civil Society Futures”
An Indispensable Account of the Global History of Christianity
This book, by a master historian, is exceptional and well worth buying, reading, and referencing. No theological or historical library should be without it.
Beer & Theology – “Being an Evangelist in the Parish” (Friday 10th May) with Margaret Cave
Our 28th Beer and Theology, will be with Margaret Cave on “Being an Evangelist in the Parish”