Confluence: Maundy Thursday 2023 Confluence of Word and flesh, in Palestine; Confluence of Spirit and our spirits, in our bodies; Confluence of Body and Blood, in bread and wine. Crossed: Good Friday 2023 Delight of the Father, darkened. Begotten, unmade; Glory, gorified; Chosen, forsaken; Filler, emptied; Immensity, squeezed; Gatherer, isolated; Teacher, distraught; Walker, lamed; Welcomer, woe-begone; Renovator, … Continue Reading
If, like Philip Larkin, you wonder what will survive of us, you must hasten to enter the mysterious, dimly lit world of the Anglo-Saxon Kingdoms exhibition at the British Library.
Dr Anne Richards introduces the famous Welsh artist and writer, David Jones, showing how his work leads us to Christ.
Bishop Graham reflects on what art and poetry can mean for mission.
Some years ago, I fell in love – with a window….The window as a whole is an image of the love of God and the way it transfigures, transforms the whole world.
Obituary for the Late Sir John Tavener (1944 – 2013)
Stations of the Cross (Via Crucis) are a series of artistic representations depicting Jesus carrying the cross to his crucifixion. The fourteen stations are traditionally placed within the nave of a church and are visited in chronological order to encoura
These posts are by guest authors for Fulcrum
Fulcrum Newsletter, June 2011 Moral Journalism by Graham Kings, Bishop of Sherborne the Richard Johnson annual sermon preached at St Bride’s Church, Fleet Street, London Tuesday, 7 June 2011 for the Worshipful Company of Stationers and Newspaper Makers an edited version of this piece is published at Faith Central at Times Online and in the … Continue Reading
The Paul Gauguin Exhibition, ‘Maker of Myth’: A Review by Elizabeth Adekunle The eagerly anticipated Gauguin exhibition has now begun at the Tate Modern and includes Gauguin’s recognisably famous landscapes and beautiful Tahitian women. The title of the exhibition ‘Maker of Myth’ uses the hidden meanings of myth and the personal nature of storytelling to unravel … Continue Reading
copublished, with permission, with The Times online, Faith Central, 21 May 2010 How do you depict the Holy Spirit? Doves, flames of fire, and trees bending in the wind may come to mind. For me, Jonathan Clark’s maquette – a small scale model – of his Ely sculpture, ‘The Way of Life’, is powerfully intriguing. … Continue Reading