For a lot of people in the group, raised in a more punishing idea of Christianity and a fearful Church, something more happened. They began to see Church itself with new eyes. Church was more than social custom (people still come to church as custom in the southern US!). Church did not have to mean subjecting oneself to preacher’s bombast, or being driven to do more ‘good deeds’.
BBC Radio 4 ‘In Our Time’ JULIAN OF NORWICH Thursday 19th October at 9 a.m. Joining Melvyn Bragg to discuss Julian are Katherine Lewis of t...
Professional banner-maker Ed Hall has created banners for campaigns, artists, and trade unions for almost forty years. In 2020 he made a Julian...
Four pages in the Church Times feature the 650th anniversary.Assistant Editor Sarah Meyrick interviews authors inspired by Julian’s writ...
For a lot of people in the group, raised in a more punishing idea of Christianity and a fearful Church, something more happened. They began to see Church itself with new eyes. Church was more than social custom (people still come to church as custom in the southern US!). Church did not have to mean subjecting oneself to preacher’s bombast, or being driven to do more ‘good deeds’.
