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Author Archives: Jayne Ozanne
The Idolatry of Being “Sound”
by the Revd Canon Simon Butler, Prolocutor of the Province of Canterbury and Vicar of St Mary’s, Battersea A friend of mine who is now a bishop once said to me that being a parish priest is, in part, all … Continue reading
Independence & Safeguarding: Marking Our Own Homework?
by Prof Helen King, Professor Emerita in Classical Studies at The Open University and member of Living in Love and Faith project The Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse (IICSA) issued its final report on the Church of England last … Continue reading
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Change is Coming…Even if We Feel the Record is Stuck
by the Ven Nikki Groarke, Archdeacon of Dudley and Member of General Synod “I can hear change humming In its loudest, proudest song. I don’t fear change coming, And so I sing along.” Words from US Youth Poet Laureate Amanda … Continue reading
Posted in Coronavirus, Nikki Groarke, We Can't Go Back...
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It’s Time to Talk About…Sex!
by Dr Charlie Bell, Fellow at Girton College, Cambridge and ordinand at St Augustine’s College of Theology One of the slightly tiresome things that British people seem to do is say one thing when they really mean another. I find … Continue reading
What to ‘Give Up’ When Everything’s Been Taken Away?
by Canon Robert Hammond, is Lay Chair of Chelmsford Diocesan Synod and a Member of General Synod It’s that time of year when I’m sure we’ve all been asked by work colleagues: ‘What are you giving up for Lent then?’ … Continue reading
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When You are Not Invited to the Table
by Augustine Tanner-Ihm is an African-American activist, writer, speaker who recently trained for the Anglican ministry at Cranmer Hall, St. John’s College, Durham, and now a Doctoral Student in Leadership, Culture, and Practical Theology at Bakke Graduate University. In many American … Continue reading
Posted in Augustine Ihm, Human Sexuality, Racism, Safeguarding, Social Justice
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What place for minorities? Church, Status and Power
by Savitri Hensman, community worker, author of “Sexuality, Struggle and Saintliness” and LGBTI+ equality activist Like many others, I was dismayed when I read about an ill-judged tweet by a young cleric – but even more so by the official … Continue reading
Posted in Racism, Savi Hensman
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A Rock Climbers Guide to Church, History and the Future
by the Very Revd Nicholas Henshall, Dean of Chelmsford “Always going forward; never uprooted”. At a tense meeting between Margaret Thatcher and David Sheppard in the aftermath of the Toxteth Riots, the Prime Minister asked the Bishop what he had … Continue reading
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LLF – Has There Been a Murder?
by the Revd Canon Rosie Harper, Chaplain to the Bishop of Buckingham, Member of General Synod and Trustee of the Ozanne Foundation Has there been a murder or at least death by misadventure? Has Covid -19 killed Living in Love … Continue reading
Who Are The Prophets in Charismatic Churches?
by the Revd Canon Simon Butler, Prolocutor of the Province of Canterbury and Vicar of St Mary’s, Battersea Years ago I was invited by my then bishop to attend a day conference on Deliverance Ministry, about which he was a … Continue reading
Posted in Human Sexuality, Simon Butler, Spiritual Abuse
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