Hope in the Face of Eco-Anxiety

Hope in the Face of Eco-Anxiety

Frances Ward
GUEST BLOG: Frances Ward had found it increasingly difficult to come to terms with eco-anxiety. In this interview, she explains how writing Like Th...
Pastoral Care and the Coronavirus: What Can We Do?

Pastoral Care and the Coronavirus: What Can We Do?

Rosie Deedes
GUEST BLOG: How can we help each other out during this global crisis? Rosie Deedes has worked as a chaplain in many difficult contexts and shares h...
A Prayer for the Fearful

A Prayer for the Fearful

Graham Turner
A prayer by Graham Turner for us all as we struggle to deal with the global COVID-19 pandemic. Lord of Life,    today we are a fearful and anxi...
Working beyond Barriers

Working beyond Barriers

Nicholas Henshall
Nicholas Henshall explores the role of cathedrals like his in helping the Church to work beyond barriers in today’s world. Image: Chelmsford Cat...
The Beauty of the Hebrew Scriptures

The Beauty of the Hebrew Scriptures

Anthony Phillips
GUEST BLOG: #BookOfTheMonth author Anthony Phillips delves into the riches of the Old Testament. If I have learnt anything in my eighty-plus yea...
March #BookOfTheMonth: God B.C.

March #BookOfTheMonth: God B.C.

Sacristy Press
Our March #BookOfTheMonth, God B.C., makes for perfect Lenten reading. “A classic of biblical interpretation” Rowan Williams, former Archbishop...
St Cuthbert’s Last Journey

St Cuthbert’s Last Journey

Katharine Tiernan
GUEST BLOG: It is gone eight o’clock on the least-light day of late December, the winter solstice. Katharine Tiernan is standing on the whinstone r...
A Busy Retirement

A Busy Retirement

Tony Neal
GUEST BLOG: As we continue to look at what ‘retirement’ really means for clergy, Tony Neal adds some reflections on his own retirement to those of ...
New Hymn: Christ the Saviour

New Hymn: Christ the Saviour

Ian Black
GUEST BLOG: Author Ian Black shares a new hymn he has written based on Follow Me: Living the Sayings of Jesus, our February #BookOfTheMonth. Whe...
Reflecting on Retirement: A New Lease of Life?

Reflecting on Retirement: A New Lease of Life?

Leslie J. Francis
GUEST BLOG: What does ‘retirement’ mean for clergy who have made a life-long commitment to their vocation? Leslie J. Francis explores the motivatio...
Honorary Doctorate Awarded to Kevin Carey

Honorary Doctorate Awarded to Kevin Carey

Sacristy Press
We are delighted to hear that Kevin Carey, author of multiple books with Sacristy Press, has been awarded an honorary doctorate by the University o...
February #BookOfTheMonth: Follow Me

February #BookOfTheMonth: Follow Me

Sacristy Press
As we approach Lent, our February #BookOfTheMonth is perfect material for the penitential season. “I give you a new commandment, that you love o...
London Book Fair 2020

London Book Fair 2020

Sacristy Press
UPDATE 04/03/2020: London Book Fair has been cancelled by the organisers due to COVID-19 coronavirus. If you were due to meet with us, we will rear...
What Is “Artistic Duplicity”?

What Is “Artistic Duplicity”?

William B. Dillingham
Juliana Horatia Ewing GUEST BLOG: Author William B. Dillingham explains the meaning behind the title of his new book, and explores a little ...
Thirty Years Later As I Walked

Thirty Years Later As I Walked

David Grieve
A brand new poem by David Grieve, author of Hope in Dark Places (our January #BookOfTheMonth) and Love in Thin Places. There’s a fellside very c...
A Church Without Boundaries

A Church Without Boundaries

Nicholas Henshall
The Sheppard-Worlock Statue, Liverpool GUEST BLOG: In this Week of Prayer for Christian Unity, Nicholas Henshall (Dean of Chelmsford) gives ...
Blue Poetry for Blue Monday

Blue Poetry for Blue Monday

David Grieve
GUEST BLOG: In this bluest month of the year, #BookOfTheMonth author David Grieve explains that there is still plenty of Hope in Dark Places. Bl...
How Do We Preach in a Secular Age?

How Do We Preach in a Secular Age?

Jenny Wilson
GUEST BLOG: Jenny Wilson, Canon Precentor of St Peter’s Cathedral, Adelaide, explores how good preaching in this and every age is about listening f...
January #BookOfTheMonth: Hope in Dark Places

January #BookOfTheMonth: Hope in Dark Places

Sacristy Press
January is often considered the most miserable month of the year: Christmas cheer is over (in the secular world, at least…) and there seems to be n...
The Jesus Prayer

The Jesus Prayer

John Gill
GUEST BLOG: Western Christians may not be familiar with the Jesus Prayer, which developed within Eastern Christianity and is central to the spiritu...