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Jeremy Worthen

The Rev. Jeremy Worthen, PhD is the Team Rector of Ashford in the Diocese of Canterbury. He previously worked in ministerial formation and in supporting national ecumenical and theological work.

Means and Ends of Evangelism

From Billy Graham to Michael Ramsey, how might a Christian sociology speak to a hyper-individualized culture?

Still Living in Love and Faith?

Church of England bishop seem committed to changes on teachings about sexuality, but don't seem aware of the ecclesiological changes needed.

Britain’s Transnational Church

The authors write: “Modern British Christianity has dramatically declined in many ways. But it has also shown striking resilience. British Christianity has both grown and shrunk, died and risen again.”

Are We Losing The Daily Office?

Praise, prayer, and the reading of scripture are essential for our daily lives as followers of Christ. The Daily Office offers the way.

What Did Jesus Do?

Just a week to go until Easter. Just a week to go until the end of Lent. Maybe that seems like a long time...

Three Cases of Discernment

Ignatian spirituality, including telling a story, has been central in methods of discernment in the contemporary church for generations.

Repentance in the Life of the Church

Just as individuals are at once sinful yet justified in Christ, so too the church is constantly turning toward the savior, desiring holiness, even in the midst of sin and scandal.

The Anglican-Methodist Covenant in Britain at 21

On November 1, 2003, Queen Elizabeth II witnessed representatives from both the Church of England and the Methodist Church in Great Britain sign a...

God’s Words

Who are my enemies? Don’t worry — I’m not going to ask for a show of hands, or read a list of people you...

Nothing Is Stronger Than the Church

Last month, I was on holiday with my wife in Crete. The weather hadn’t been great — it rained most of the day soon...