From the Bishop’s desk

You can tell this conference is drawing to a close. Even my resolve to write every day has weakened, which

I don’t know whether I’ve mentioned that the weather has been very hot down here in Kent. Hot for me

 It’s not exactly the tail end of the Conference – there are far too many important things to discuss yet

A day-off today… except that this is the Lambeth Conference so even days-off require a bit of work. Early morning,

The difficult bit of 1 Peter this morning. Honouring governments, slaves obeying masters, wives submitting to husbands, that sort of

I suppose that whenever bishops gather in numbers there will be murmuring and plotting. I’m under no illusions about the schemes

I admit, I tend to cry easily; usually when something moves me unexpectedly. I shed plenty of tears during the

Today was Mission and Evangelism Day. We heard an excellent and amusing talk from Stephen Cottrell, Archbishop of York (pictured

The third day of the Lambeth conference was another day of quiet reflection and relationship building. Clearly, there are some sections

We spent the day at Canterbury Cathedral, a place with history and atmosphere, which was in full welcoming mode. For many of