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Loving the prophet… or maybe not? Mark Rudall explores how pastoral concern for a congregation may actually silence a prophetic voice

Loving the prophet… or maybe not? Mark Rudall explores how pastoral concern for a congregation may actually silence a prophetic voice

Loving the prophet… or maybe not? The Rev'd Mark Rudall reflects ... The Church of England has received many refugees from other traditions and I became an Anglican at the end of the 20th century when the idea of Christian life as an ongoing journey of discovery, truly a pilgrimage, took ever deeper root. Unable to espouse the ‘saved, and that’s it’ static condition so often portrayed by traditional evangelicalism, there was also an awareness after 23 years in non-conformist ministry of being in a scene that was teetering towards an unappealing and dangerous conservatism. ... CLICK ON PICTURE TO VIEW FULL ARTICLE

2026-01-08T17:51:36+00:00By Rudall, The Rev'd Mark|Tags: Culture & Faith|

Pondering the essence of worship – a reflection

The Rev'd Mark Rudall reflects on the nature of worship: ... I have a love affair with my local river. The sheer beauty, joy and peace I find on it relaxes and delights me beyond words and is something I like to share at every opportunity. ... CLICK ON PICTURE TO CONTINUE

2024-10-18T21:27:32+00:00By Rudall, The Rev'd Mark|

The long view – How retired clergy can harvest their experience and become encouragers to those who minister in a very different ‘now’.

The Rev'd Mark Rudall writes: The Grace of God is a central concept in Christian theology, but at every level of society there will always be failure if some level of its human outworking is missing ... retired clergy, who have seen the best and the worst of human dynamics in daily life and ministry over many years, are well placed to enter retirement equipped to be of real use in any groups, Christian or otherwise, that they might join.

2022-10-21T22:23:20+00:00By Rudall, The Rev'd Mark|

About Rudall, The Rev'd Mark

Loving the prophet… or maybe not? Mark Rudall explores how pastoral concern for a congregation may actually silence a prophetic voice

Loving the prophet… or maybe not? Mark Rudall explores how pastoral concern for a congregation may actually silence a prophetic voice

Pondering the essence of worship – a reflection

Pondering the essence of worship – a reflection

The long view – How retired clergy can harvest their experience and become encouragers to those who minister in a very different ‘now’.

The long view – How retired clergy can harvest their experience and become encouragers to those who minister in a very different ‘now’.