DT Letter
Reverend Canon Andrew Lenox-Conyngham suggests that the Church has 9 times as many bishops relative to congregations than the Victorians had. Surely something is badly awry in the Church of England.
Reverend Canon Andrew Lenox-Conyngham suggests that the Church has 9 times as many bishops relative to congregations than the Victorians had. Surely something is badly awry in the Church of England.
“The Right Rev Alan Wilson, the Bishop of Buckingham, was asked whether he would like to serve as a Brexit bishop and told Times Radio: “No, not really.”
The Christmas Spectator’s excellent leading article “In Defence of Faith” mentions the local parish in its final paragraph. You can read the original article at the Spectator here.
The Bishop of Hereford, The Rt Rev’d Richard Jackson, has been speaking to the Church Times about the recent three year funding announcement by the Archbishops’ Council. “Bishops would prefer…
The Rev Dr. Paul Avis reviews the Once and Future Parish. The parochial Church of England invites participation in the means of grace and aims to turn seekers into eucharistically…
Bishop concedes there is anecdotal evidence that anger about the scheme has led to people stopping giving to their local church. by Kaya Burgess The Church of England fears that…
Even in the bad times through which we are living, the chances of a terrorist attack in rural England are vanishingly low. Charles Moore asks whether churchwardens should really be…