On Reading A Life-Long Springtime: The Life and Teaching of Fr George Congreve SSJE by Luke Miller (Sacristy Press 2022) Alfred Hope Patten

I first came across Ruth at St George's, Windsor, when she came one year on a clergy conference. It was an intensive 10 days of learning

The situation in Ukraine makes us feel so helpless. What can we do? Add this to our weariness and anxiety about the pandemic, climate change a

  I wonder where you consider home to be? And if you are a long way away from that place do you ever feel homesick? That strange longi

The Three Ages of Man or Reading a Song is a 1500-1501 is a painting by  Giorgione which is presently displayed in the Galleria Palatina in

Prayers for Living 500 Prayers for Public and Private Worship by Rosalind Brown (Sacristy Press 2021) I wonder if you pray how do you go abo

Global Images of Christ: Challenging Perceptions at Chester Cathedral The latest exhibition at Chester Cathedral due to end this month (October 20

Change where your attention is I first encountered this book through a conversation with a colleague at Sarum College about pastoral supervision.

This is a short, readable, challenging and deeply transformative book. The author is Rt Revd Dr Alastair Redfern, who chairs the Clewer Initiativ

Sir Terry Frost  RA (13 October 1915 – 1 September 2003) - playful, alive, colourful & fun I cannot now remember when I first encounter

Engaging, wise, passionate This is an appealing and fluent book with a story and a purpose. I read it in one siting on a train from Durham to Lon

Most of us live ordinary lives making the best of time and circumstance. We do our best. We sometimes fail. We deal with whatever the days of wor

irrepressible, honest, real I have recently invested in a Kindle as part of an aspiration to travel a bit more lightly. The conversion will take

I have had a busy week at Sarum College catching up with students, moderating assignments, a meeting of my body of Trustees as well as the usual