PROMOTING REVIVAL "Outlook", the newspaper of the Diocese of Canterbury, was in upbeat mood on its February front page. "More people are coming back to our churches!" blazed the banner headlines. Apparently attendance figures for 1995 had shown a halt [...]
Alleluia! Do you remember the old Hammer Horror films? There were the various curses of the mummy's tomb, wherein bodies which had been disturbed by explorers rise, limbs moving stiffly to take vengeance on the living world. Worse still the [...]
These four pieces, sent to us anonymously, are part of a series of over thirty Holy Week meditations. They are dedicated by the author to the women of the parishes in which he has served, in thanksgiving for their ministry [...]
These four pieces, sent to us anonymously, are part of a series of over thirty Holy Week meditations. They are dedicated by the author to the women of the parishes in which he has served, in thanksgiving for their ministry [...]
The Lord of the Church: Rev 1: 10 - 3:22 In the book of Revelation, John's vision 'proper' begins with sound rather than sight - "a loud voice like a trumpet" tells him to write what he sees in a [...]
Philip Ursell remembers a friend who, though unwisely ambitious and sometimes vain, loved the Church he served ON ADVENT SUNDAY just over ten years ago, the preacher at the Pusey House High Mass was the then Archbishop of Canterbury, Robert [...]
PHEW! IT GOT THROUGH. Not that I had any fears, you understand. But after the Bridge debacle there were one or two faint hearts, I can tell you. I remained firm, even when the AbC had his doubts. I told [...]
Highways and Byways of Hymns JUST THE TWO OF THEM In the unusual circumstances of that week - that night, even - and owing to factors beyond the church's control, the music and hymns group was down to just two. [...]
Michael Shier writes about the continuing church experience in Canada and South Africa WHAT CAN I TELL you from the Pacific Rim? We had a great Christmas, zipping from church to church, staying with different families. We finally got to [...]
John Martin introduces the Traditional Anglican Church READERS OF THIS magazine will be well aware of the approach that FiF took in opposition to the liberal activities of the General Synod, particularly after the passing of the Canon to Ordain [...]