My reviews include lots of quotes. The most recent reviews are at the top.
“Feed My Sheep: The Anglican Ministry of Word and Sacrament” edited by Lee Gatiss.
“The Art of Herbert Schmalz” by Trevor Blakemore
“St Giles-in-the-Fields: The History of a London Parish” by Rebecca Preston and Andrew Saint.
“St Mary the Virgin Primrose Hill: A Church and its People 1872-2022” by Christopher Kitching.
“Contrasts and The True Principles of Pointed or Christian Architecture” by A. W. N. Pugin.
“Being Henry: The Fonz…and Beyond” by Henry Winkler.
“Ungovernable: The Political Diaries of a Chief Whip” by Simon Hart.
“How to Win Friends and Influence People” by Dale Carnegie.
“After the Order of Melchizedek” by Adrian Leak.
“Ecclesiastes” by Eric Ortlund.
“A Head Full of Music: The soundtrack to my life” by Cliff Richard.
“Psalms 42-89” by Tim Chester.
“Kingmaker: Secrets, Lies and the Truth about Five Prime Ministers” by Sir Graham Brady.
“Born Again This Way: coming out, coming to faith, and what comes next” by Rachel Gilson.
“The Carlton Club: 1832 – 2007” by Charles Petrie and Alistair Cooke.
“Gathering Our Prayers Together: 60 Reflections on the Anglican Collects” by Lee Gatiss.
“Politics, Poverty and Belief: A Political Memoir” by Frank Field.
“Indefensible” by James Woolf.
“Passions of the Soul” by Rowan Williams.
“The Boys: A Memoir of Hollywood and Family” by Ron Howard & Clint Howard.
“The Old Rectory: The Story of the English Parsonage” by Anthony Jennings.
“Honesty Over Silence: It’s OK Not To Be OK” by Patrick Regan.
“The Woman in Me” by Britney Spears.
“Confessions: A Life of Failed Promises” by A. N. Wilson.
“Clubland: How the Working Men’s Club Shaped Britain” by Pete Brown.
“Personal and Professional Recollections” by George Gilbert Scott.
“Touching Cloth: Confessions and Communions of a Young Priest” by The Reverend Fergus Butler-Gallie.
“Ceremonial of the English Church” by Vernon Staley
“The Truth Will Set You Free: Memoirs continued” by George Carey
“The Power of Reconciliation” by Justin Welby
“Defending the Guilty: Truth and Lies in the Criminal Courtroom” by Alex McBride.
“A Field Guide to the English Clergy” by Fergus Butler-Gallie.
“Cries for a Lost Homeland: Reflections on Jesus’ Sayings from the Cross” by Guli Francis-Dehqani.
“Vicar to Dad’s Army: The Frank Williams Story” by Frank Williams with Chris Gidney
“Europe’s 100 Best Cathedrals” by Simon Jenkins.
“Love Church” by Tim Matthews.
“The Struggle Continues: 50 Years of Tyranny in Zimbabwe” by David Coltart.
“Law in a Time of Crisis” by Jonathan Sumption.
“Distinctive Principles for Anglican Evangelicals” by J. C. Ryle, Edited by Lee Gatiss.
Colditz castle: a visit and two book reviews.
“Living in Love & Faith” by the Church of England.
“The Athenaeum: More Than Just Another London Club” by Michael Wheeler.
“Myrna Loy: Being and Becoming” by James Kotsilibas-Davis and Myrna Loy
“Stone Upon Stone: The life and legacy of John Cyril Hawes” by Steve Marshall.
The Homilies: appointed to be read in Churches” edited by Ian Robinson.
“Positively Anglican: Building on the foundations and transforming the church” Edited by Lee Gatiss,
“Anger & Stress Management God’s Way” by Wayne A. Mack.
“The Pilgrimage of Egeria: a New Translation of the Itinerarium Egeriae with Introduction and Commentary” edited by Anne McGowan and Paul F. Bradshaw.
“The Porn Problem” by Vaughan Roberts.
“The History of My Life: An Autobiography” by Ashton Oxenden.
“John Henry Newman: A Portrait in Letters”, edited by Roderick Strange.
“So a Comedian Walks Into a Church: Confessions of a Kneel-Down Stand-Up” by Paul Kerensa.
“Confident and Equipped: Facing Today’s Challenges in the Church of England”, edited by Lee Gatiss.
“Dolly on Dolly: Interviews and Encounters with Dolly Parton”, edited by Randy L. Schmidt.
“The Five Guiding Principles: A resource for study” by the Faith and Order Commission.
“God’s Intention” by W. Y. Fullerton.
“The Churchwarden” by Margery Roberts,
“Coming up Trumps: A memoir” by Jean Trumpington.
“Rotas, Rules and Rectors: How to thrive being a Churchwarden” by Matthew Clements.