Gerry Lynch The Critic The failure of Anglican managerialism
Giles Fraser UnHerd Will the Church follow the Post Office?
Ian Paul Psephizo The crisis of episcopal leadership in the Church of England
Kelvin Holdsworth What’s in Kelvin’s Head What’s really happening to the churches in Scotland
121 CommentsHelen King sharedconversations Keeping the church together?
Colin Coward Unadulterated Love God according to Harry Williams
David Goodhew The Living Church After COVID: The Deepening Decline of the Church of England
125 CommentsColin Coward Unadulterated Love CEEC plot to impose an abusive, prejudiced, discriminatory, misogynistic, homophobic, transphobic culture on the Church of England
Andrew Goddard Psephizo Have evangelicals made secret plans to split the Church?
Claire Brader House of Lords Library Lords spiritual in the House of Lords explained
Polly Smythe New York Times It’s Christmas, and England’s Priests Have Had Enough
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Andrew Brown comments on this article in the Church Times: Press: New York Times probes unionisation of Anglican clergy
Colin Coward Unadulterated Love Changing attitudes towards life in all its fullness
Andrew Graystone ViaMedia.News When Good Reviews Go Bad
20 CommentsNic Tall ViaMedia.News Plotting the Division of the Church of England
Stephen Parsons Surviving Church After Wilkinson. Towards a Trauma-Informed Church
226 CommentsKelvin Holdsworth What’s in Kelvin’s Head Coupled Together
Jonathan Clatworthy The point of it all Fear, emptiness and hope
87 CommentsStephen Parsons Surviving Church Does the CofE meet the Standards of the Nolan Principles in its Life?
The Church of England has a Redress Blog. It is “a blog for survivors and victims to express in their own words what “redress” means to them and to share their hopes for the National Redress Scheme. It is also a blog for Church officers and staff to provide regular updates on the progress the Church is making towards developing the Scheme.” Although the blog has been in place since October, it was only this week that there was a press release drawing attention to it. So far there have been these four posts.
Surviving Church The Catastrophic Failure of Governance
Colin Coward Unadulterated Love What kind of God?
Neil Elliot NumbersMatters Who’s coming for Christmas?
11 CommentsColin Coward Unadulterated Love God is a revisionist
Martin Sewell Surviving Church Waiting for Wilkinson
50 CommentsNeil Elliot NumbersMatters Census taking – sacred and dangerous?
Bosco Peters Liturgy Are We Letting Worship Shape Us?
29 CommentsColin Coward Unadulterated Love Vile Bodies – Christian prejudice and abuse
Neil Elliot NumbersMatters Looking in the mirror?
“What happens to the statistics we carefully collect and collate. How are they used – if at all? In this edition we will look at myths, realities, and aspirations of using church stats”
Thomas Sharp ViaMedia.News Agree or Disagree: I’m Still in Communion with my Bishop
12 CommentsNeil Elliot NumbersMatters A question of position: CofE stats 2022
Adrian Thatcher ViaMedia.News Vile Bodies?
Ray Gaston ViaMedia.News Reclaiming Orthodoxy
The Guardian view on the C of E and same-sex relationships: love finds a way
“A decision by the church’s governing body to trial standalone blessings for couples is a significant moment”
Simon Parke Five questions to ask the prospective bishop
45 CommentsPaul Roberts Inclusive Evangelicals On the use and abuse of the term ‘orthodox’
Mandy Ford ViaMedia.News Polluted Ground or Holy Ground? Going Forward to the November Synod
Church Times General Synod same-sex debate on knife edge
25 CommentsRuth Harley ViaMedia.News Collateral Damage: How Unjust Treatment of LGBTQIA+ People Harms the Church
Susan Hunt Surviving Church Searching for Truth. How ‘Kenneth’ has been failed by the Justice System of the Church of England
Neil Elliot NumbersMatters SMART or Organic?
27 CommentsAndrew Atherstone Law & Religion UK The House of Bishops of the Church of England and public transparency
Marcus Walker The Critic The road to Wigan’s tears
Evan McWilliams ViaMedia.News Same-sex Marriage and the Book of Common Prayer
Colin Coward Unadulterated Love Are we heading for decisive Anglican indecision?
Jon Blanchard View from the Pew Why I am not a liberal
25 CommentsColin Coward Unadulterated Love Did Jesus root his proclamation of the kingdom in orthodoxy and tradition?
Alison Milbank Church Times Management and mission: the Church of England is not a machine
Helen King sharedconversations Leaky Church
28 CommentsColin Coward Unadulterated Love The Gospel according to Brian and Gaby or GS 2328 – you choose
Evan McWilliams ViaMedia.News Doing A New Thing? The Ordination of Women and Same-Sex Love
John Seymour ViaMedia.News ‘That Which He Has Not Assumed Is Not Redeemed’: Jesus, Sexuality and GS2328
72 CommentsColin Coward Unadulterated Love Are We Looking For Jesus?
Neil Patterson ViaMedia.News The Difficulties of Differentiation
Fergus Butler-Gallie Church Times Clergy cache in the attic
“An online market for unwanted ministry items leads Fergus Butler-Gallie to reflect on puppets and prayer books”
Helen King sharedconversations The ‘saviour moment’?
Oliver Harrison Psephizo A Letter From The Front Line
43 CommentsHelen King sharedconversations Waiting for bishops
Chrissie Chevasutt ViaMedia.News Don’t Preach. Just Don’t.
Marcus Green Inclusive Evangelicals Friendly fire ….
Kate Mossman The New Statesman Justin Welby: “It’s better to be woke than asleep”
“He has denounced migration policy yet resists calls for gay marriage. Can the Archbishop of Canterbury unite a fraying Church?”
Andrew Goddard The Living Church Prayers of love and faith, (Arch-)Episcopal power and Anglican identity
and in response
Colin Coward Unadulterated Love Disturbing the Foundations: LLF, the Sexual Revolution and General Synod