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?
“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”
Our 29th Beer and Theology will be with Jane Steen on “Dr Johnson: Lay Theologian”
Julia Cameron’s obituary of Frances Whitehead, secretary to John Stott for 55 years, who died on June 1st, 2019.
Our 29th Beer and Theology, will be with Tom and Adrian Greenwood on “Civil Society Futures”
This book, by a master historian, is exceptional and well worth buying, reading, and referencing. No theological or historical library should be without it.
Our 28th Beer and Theology, will be with Margaret Cave on “Being an Evangelist in the Parish”
David Newman explores what mature faith in God might look like.
Christopher Landau reviews a new study of reconciliation by Muthuraj Swamy.
Our 27th Beer and Theology, in association with The Centre for Theology and Community and the Hurtado Jesuit Centre, will be with Graham Kings and Canon Dr Mark Clavier, Residential Canon, Brecon Cathedral, Wales and author of “On Consumer Culture, Identity, The Church and The Rhetorics of Delight”.