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Tag Archives: Church of England
The Church of England as a WASGIJ
What could the Church of England look like if we reversed our current approach to change? Continue reading
Posted in Renewal and reform programme
Tagged Church of England, church planting, jigsaws, management, Myriad
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Conversion therapy: faith without fear
Unusually today, I was up in time to listen to some pre-7 a.m. radio, so I heard the very rushed interview the Today programme was running on conversion therapy. Anyone who still doesn’t know what this ‘therapy’ entails can read the stories … Continue reading
Can women be laity?
Here’s one of those great questions with a history that we have somehow forgotten about… This week, I’ve had the interesting experience of being an oral history source: interviewed by a student writing her dissertation on the history of the … Continue reading
A Betjeman moment
Truth or unity? woolliness or schism? Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged catechism, Church of England, Creed, Divorce, John Betjeman, schism
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