by Philip de Grey-Warter | Jan 25, 2021 | News
NEWS More Covid Creativity Martin Ayers “Why did it take a pandemic to force us outside in such a brilliant way?” We don’t take it for granted that – even in our late-modern, post-Christendom, secular age – Christmas usually still brings with it a host of...
by Philip de Grey-Warter | Jan 25, 2021 | News
NEWS St Silas Ordination Martin Ayers On 22nd November 2020 James Lapping, assistant curate at St Silas, was Ordained as Presbyter by Bishop Andy Lines. It was an unusual ordination service, taking place with stringent safety measures because of the pandemic. Yet in...
by davidmgibson92 | Dec 3, 2020 | News
News Covid Creativity Philip de Grey-Warter With limited opportunities for usual Christmas outreach because of Covid restrictions and limitations imposed on gatherings, the Anchor Anglican Church Fowey has found some creative ways to engage their local community....
by davidmgibson92 | Nov 19, 2020 | Resources
Resources The Lidl wine offer of Anglicanism Dan Leafe Competition can challenge monopolies and improve the quality of services. Complacent monopolies typically become management heavy, out of touch with those they purportedly serve and lose focus on their core...
by davidmgibson92 | Nov 19, 2020 | Resources
RESOURCES The Good Ship ANiE Dan Leafe The oceans of the world exert a near universal magnetism upon the human psyche. Generations of school children have read and re-read Nicholas Monsarrat’s classic WWII convoy novel “The Cruel Sea” or Paul Gallico’s equally famous...
