Resilience
Sermon at the SPCK Founder’s Day
Feb 15, 2022, St James-the-Less, Pimlico, London
By Graham Kings
Many thanks for your invitation to preach today.
I love the story of a bishop visiting a residence home ... Read More...
Is Anglicanism Growing or Dying? New Data
By David Goodhew
The membership of the Episcopal Church (TEC) has halved since 1970. During the same period, the Anglican Communion’s combined membership has doubled. It is now heading toward 100 million. Th... Read More...
Interview about Nourishing Mission: Theological Settings
An imaginary interview, which may well have taken place on December 21, 2021
By Graham Kings
Q: How long did it take you to write Nourishing Mission: Theological Settings?
GK: 34 years.
Q: Why so dila... Read More...
The Greatest Anglo-Catholic Church Planter
By David Goodhew and John Wallace
Introduction
Who is the greatest Anglo-Catholic church planter? We invite Covenant readers to offer their suggestions. To start the bidding, we nominate Walter Hook, sometime... Read More...
Inns and Stables
By Zachary Guiliano
I wrote an article recently about the “Poverty of Jesus,” responding to a few blog posts written by Ian Paul, which have come out regularly around Christmas on his blog Psephizo. Because ... Read More...
Holy Theatre, Holy Worship
By John Stroyan
In the earliest days of human expression and communication, religion and art were integrally related, indeed inseparable in the seeking, finding, and expressing of meaning. Every human being,... Read More...
Nourishing Memories, Chapter 3: Army
By Graham Kings
Introduction to the Army
“So, why are we here?”
“To keep the Russians out, the Germans down, and the Americans in.”
That succinct reply to my question came in February 1973 in York Barr... Read More...
Ecology’s Anglican Forerunners
By David Goodhew
If the Nobel Prize had been around in the 18th century, the Anglican priest, Gilbert White, would have won it. He, alongside two other Anglicans who pioneered environmentalism, are the subje... Read More...