Reflections on the 450th anniversary of Bishop John Jewel's 'Apologia'
The Rt Revd Dr Graham Kings is Honorary Assistant Bishop in the Diocese of Ely and Research Associate at the Cambridge Centre for Christianity Worldwide.
History of Christianity
Review of Ernest Kevan by Paul Brown
A tribute to the first Principal of London Bible College is reviewed in this article.
Ven Dr Gordon W Kuhrt formerly Archdeacon of Lewisham, and then Director of Ministry for the Archbishops’ Council 1996-2006
Egypt: What chance for the Copts now their champion is dead?
Egypt: What chance for the Copts now their champion is dead? copublished with Lapido Media By Jayson Casper Thousands of Coptic Christians swarmed the Orthodox Cathedral in Cairo last Tuesday, bidding farewell to the man who presided over a church of 11 million members. Pope Shenouda’s body, in clerical garb, was set in state upon … Continue Reading
Henry Martyn: Missionary Scholar for our Age? by Graham Kings
Henry Martyn: Missionary Scholar for our Age? by Dr Graham Kings, Bishop of Sherborne Cambridge Theological Federation and Henry Martyn Centre Lecture Faculty of Divinity, University of Cambridge Wednesday 29 February 2012 Introduction: Portraits Thank you very much for the invitation to give this lecture today. It is a joy to be back in Cambridge. … Continue Reading
Lent is a Time to Keep a Journal of Your Spiritual Travels
Lent is a Time to Keep a Journal of Your Spiritual Travels republished, with permission, from The Times, Credo Column, 25 February 2012 by Graham Kings, Bishop of Sherborne At the beginning of Lent, why not explore putting yourself onto paper before God? Beginning a spiritual journal is breathtakingly brave, but worth the plunge. You … Continue Reading
Imagining the Kingdom: Mission and Theology in Early Christianity
Inaugural lecture at St Mary’s College, University of St Andrews 26th October 2011 The four gospels stand magisterially at the head of the canon and the centre of early Christianity. They are remarkable documents. If they had been lost for centuries, and then dug up last year in the sands of Egypt, they would be … Continue Reading
John Stott (1921-2011): More than Anglican but not Less
John Stott (1921-2011) More than Anglican but not Less by Graham Kings, Bishop of Sherborne copublished with The Times online, The Living Church, and The Church of England Newspaper John R W Stott was more than Anglican but not less. Earthed in his beloved Church of England, his influence has percolated throughout the world-wide evangelical … Continue Reading
Sermon series on Cardinal Newman: An Essay on the Development of Christian Doctrine
Sermon given at Matins on Sunday 14 November 2010 14 November 2010 at 10:00 am by The Reverend Dr Nicholas Sagovsky, Canon in Residence in partnership with Westminster Abbey Over the four weeks of November, in the sermons at Morning Prayer, I am reflecting on some of the great themes in the writing of John … Continue Reading
Cardinal Newman: 3 – The Grammar of Assent
Sermon given at Matins on Sunday 21 November 2010 21 November 2010 at 10:00 am by The Reverend Dr Nicholas Sagovsky, Canon in Residence A Fulcrum series in partnership with Westminster Abbey This month, in the sermons at Morning Prayer, I am looking at some of the central ideas of John Henry Newman. The high … Continue Reading
Emerging Church: A Victorian Prequel
Emerging Church: a Victorian Prequel by Dr Dominic Erdozain Paper delivered at the ‘Ancient Wisdom, Anglican Futures’ Conference at Trinity School for Ministry, Pittsburgh, June 2009. Used by permission of Wipf and Stock Publishers www.wipfandstock.com See the forthcoming volume The Great Tradition–A Great Labor: Studies in Ancient-Future Faith, Philip Harrold and D. H. Williams, eds. (Cascade: Eugene, … Continue Reading