Clergyman and Author of This Bright Field
Joined November 2011
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My next tour of the City of London is Sunday April 21st.
Meet me on the steps of St Paul’s Cathedral at 2pm. We will walk eastward together through the Square Mile to explore the wonders and the wickedness of the City.
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All hands to the parish pump
Living with a series of leaks in his church building, Father William Taylor reflects on the purpose of churches – and discovers that they are meant to be places that irrigate relationships & which mediate between the realms.
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#WeGrieve with Israel and Palestine. With communities in our neighbourhood impacted by the horrific events in Israel & Gaza, we’re inviting you to come together in an act of solidarity, reflection and silence next Wednesday 22nd outside Liberty Hall 6pm. We’d love to see you✌️🕯️
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Libby Hall acquired a 2nd painting @TownhouseWindow in 2016, ‘Rene’s Cafe’. A reminder of worker’s cafes in London’s east end, once flourishing on many corners; most now evaporated. @thegentleauthor @GrimArtGroup @PaintingsLondon
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In @The_Tablet @CPsPepTalk untangles the King's faith; Peter Stanford meets Melvyn Bragg @ctrlamb on the nuncio’s in-tray @LucyLethbridge in the BBC archives @liz_dodd takes to the streets @theosnick champions Maritain + @hackneypreacher @IsabelleGrey @djtaylorwriter @suzifeay
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Excellent conversation between Ad Verbrugge of @De_NieuweWereld and Maurice Glasman about the political economy of Blue Labour, its foundations in Aristotle, Catholic social teaching and Polyani, and its vision of human flourishing
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King Charles and Queen Camilla greeted as heroes during their visit to Brick Lane
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For those celebrating, we would like to wish you a happy, restful and peaceful #Christmas and #Hanukkah from all the team at Clapton Commons. We send you hope for 2023. – at Hackney, London
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William Taylor @hackneypreacher on new energy in his church, after having the courage to listen to the Holy Spirit, build relationships & adopt a spirit of anticipation. Featured in T4CG's Christmas Newsletter. buff.ly/3jeHDtn
#missional #churches #holyspirit #commongood
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Looking forward to joining the local community for the St Thomas’ Carol service. If this is something you would like to be part of come along at 6pm. @hackneypreacher – at Hackney, London
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We’re all set and ready to welcome our guests to our #WarmWelcome hub. Please come for some hot soup, tea, coffee and to meet your neighbours. #Neighbourhoods #WeWelcome – at Hackney, London
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This year’s #InterfaithWeek has given us an opportunity to reflect on the excellent partnerships the #Charedi community has made with people from other communities and backgrounds. There is so much we can share and learn from one another.
(Photo credit Max Colson.)
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A really positive community meeting tonight convened by @clapton_commons at #LibertyHall about our local response to the #CostofLivingCrisis. Great bringing together residents, community & faith leaders & councillors to discuss our #WarmWelcome hub. #Springfield #StamfordHill
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“As we recover from Covid, we need to work out how we will adapt to survive. What do we let go of? What new life do we welcome?” #churches #anglocatholic #htb #alpha
@hackneypreacher for @The_Tablet
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A very Happy New Year to our Jewish neighbours! Looking forward to new actions together on Clapton Common in the coming New Year - thank you: @Shomrim @AgudasHousing & #yadvoezer
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As Jesus remarks in the New Testament, workers are worthy of their wages. Now more than ever, employers must step up and do the right thing by paying a real Living Wage. People deserve to live – not just survive. standard.co.uk/comment/bisho…
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WELL let’s see. A few weeks ago I bought a copy of your paper by accident. It cost three quid. It was rubbish. The funeral of the darling old Baked Bean is going to cost me personally a third of that. I might remember it longer, too.
Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral, which will involve elaborate processions, vigils and rituals, will be paid for by British taxpayers as they deal with soaring energy prices and high inflation. The British government has not yet said how much it will cost. nyti.ms/3QO4gjn
