Author: Paul Beasley-Murray

On 18 November 1957 I was baptized along with a dozen others. At the age of thirteen, I was the

The book that most fascinated me: Cries for a Lost Homeland: Reflections on Jesus’ Sayings from the Cross (Canterbury Press,

For much of this summer we have had the delight of our youngest granddaughter staying with us. Two and a

Yet again I feel the need to emphasise that all God’s people are called to ministry. Only recently I reviewed

A poem that has come to mean much to me is The Terminus by David Adam, a former Vicar of

Too many churches are pervaded by a sense of unreality. My mind goes to the announcement made in many a

This year more than any other year we need to make the most of what Common Worship, the Anglican collection

Mountains Move: Achieving social cohesion in a multicultural society (Paternoster, Milton Keynes 2021. 213pp: £12.99) by Steve Bell focusses on

I often say that I would have written better blogs if I had first received the responses! This was true