God and Incarnation

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Diocese Conference 2019

“The Common Good” is now a well-used – some might say well-worn – phrase. It is not, however, always clear how it is used or what it means. In the first of two lectures, Nick Spencer excavates the idea, explores how it is used today and then examines how it fits into the tradition of Anglican Social Thought and whether that tradition has anything p…

The Common Good is not simply a nice idea – it demands a response. But what might that look like and, in particular, what might an Anglican contribution to the Common Good look like? Building on the Lecture 1 looking at an Anglican understanding of the Common Good, and on Theos’ research programme over the last ten years, Nick Spencer explores what…

Jeff leads the Joint Education team for the Dioceses of Winchester and Portsmouth and oversees all of its work with schools, academies and in Further & Higher education. He works alongside and advises the Bishop of Winchester and the Bishop of Portsmouth, and the Diocesan Board of Education in the formation of strategy and all aspects of education …

Gareth Wallace is the Executive Director of the Conservative Christian Fellowship. The CCF builds relationships between the Christian world and the world of politics. It is a non-denominational Christian fellowship that inspires and equips believers to go into public life, seeking to be ‘Salt & Light’ in the Conservative Party. In this lecture, Gar…

As part of the Fruitfulness on the Frontline series of lectures, Ian Coulter reflects on what it means to model Godly character within the world of business. The aim of Fruitfulness on the Frontline is to develop and resource communities of professionals who connect their discipleship as Christians with the particular markets and industries in whic…

Bishop of Winchester’s Lent Lectures 2017 Church Growth: Why it Matters and How it can Happen by Revd Dr David Goodhew Tuesday 21 March 2017 Session 2 How do we grow as Christians and as churches? ‘Church growth’ rightly raises many questions. Is it merely ‘an unspiritual bigging yourself up’ as one Cranmer Hall ordinand once said? ‘Growth’ in the …

Church Growth: Why it Matters and How it can Happen by Revd Dr David Goodhew Session 1 Tuesday 21 March 2017 How do we grow as Christians and as churches? ‘Church growth’ rightly raises many questions. Is it merely ‘an unspiritual bigging yourself up’ as one Cranmer Hall ordinand once said? ‘Growth’ in the Christian life always includes growth in p…

Bishop David and Bishop Jonathan: Belonging Together in Christ #WinchesterMission

On day three of #WinchesterMission John Preston discusses Sacrificial Generosity for Mutual Support

On the third day of the Diocesan Synod Conference #winchestermission, Bishop Graham Cray talks about the fourth strategic priority, belonging together in Christ.

On the third day of the Diocesan Synod Conference #winchestermission, we talk about the third strategic priority, becoming agents of social transformation.

On the third day of the Diocesan Synod Conference #winchestermission, Jonny Baker talks about the third strategic priority, becoming agents of social transformation.

On the third day of the Diocesan Synod Conference #winchestermission, Bishop Graham Cray talks about the third strategic priority, becoming agents of social transformation.

On Day 2 of Diocesan Synod Conference, Bishop David Williams and Bishop Jonathan Frost invite delegates to re-imagine the Church through their Archdeaconry Mission Action Plans.

On the second day of Diocesan Synod Conference, Michael Volland, Director of context-based learning at Ridley Hall, explores how to re-imagine the Church.

On the second day of the Diocesan Synod Conference #winchestermission, Bishop Graham Cray talks about the second strategic priority, re-imagining the Church.

Bishop Graham tells day one of #WinchesterMission that "if you want to spread the good news you've got to be the good news".

Bishop David tells the first day of #WinchesterMission that "this week's gathering of men and women, lay and ordained, has an astonishing wealth of Christian wisdom and experience. Under God, we must be ambitious"

Rachel Jordan-Wolf tells the conference "we are here to bring people into the Kingdom of Jesus Christ"

Bishop Tim tells the first day of #WinchesterMission that "we want our hearts to be overflowing with love".

To coincide with the start of the Diocesan Synod Conference 2016, the Diocese of Winchester is launching this new podcast channel. From 18-21 October, all of the keynote speeches from the conference will be available to download here.