Today, in amazon, KGH is #1 in Books > Religion & Spirituality > Christianity > Clergy > Ministry #2 in Books > Religion & Spirituality > Christianity > Protestant > Anglicanism #20 in Books > Religion & Spirituality > Christianity … Continue reading
(and no, I’m not referring to Peterborough) I heard recently that the Bishop of Exeter gave a copy of If You Meet George Herbert on the Road, Kill Him: Radically Re-thinking Priestly Ministry to all his new ordinands this Michaelmastide. … Continue reading
There was a review of If You Meet George Herbert on the Road, Kill Him: Radically Re-thinking Priestly Ministry in the Church Times two weeks ago (which has now emerged from behind the CT’s subscriber cordon— read it here). Not … Continue reading
… and by the man who wrote the blurb on the back of the book, no less! …in this calm summer time one of the good things which happens to me is that I get sent new books from church … Continue reading
… this time from Portsmouth Cathedral’s Newsletter. If you buy books purely for their title, this is irresistible. Justin Lewis-Anthony delivers a brisk demolition of the George Herbert myth, before launching into an assessment of what modern ministry needs. His … Continue reading
If You Meet George Herbert on the Road, Kill Him received its first journal review today, in the Catholic Herald. Along with some very kind words, Jonathan Wright (my new best friend) has given an excellent summary, of both the … Continue reading
Travelling to Greenbelt this morning, I discover a fine and generous recommendation of Kill George from Simon Marsh, a priest in Chester diocese: JUSTIN LEWIS-ANTHONY’S “If you see George Herbert …” has been a great read. A breath of fresh … Continue reading
If You Meet George Herbert on the Road, Kill Him: Radically Re-thinking Priestly Ministry has been out for a month now, and it is beginning to get episcopal recognition. The Bishop of Grimsby, David , mentioned it in his post-ordinations … Continue reading
For one brief shining moment, Kill George is on the front page of the excellent Comment is Free: Belief site. As an “Editor’s Pick”, no less!
It has to be Pasadena… My favourite American institute of higher education? It has to be Caltech… Why? Because last night, following my appearance on Thinking Anglicans, someone with an IP address belonging to Caltech (yes, you know who you … Continue reading