About the Author

Caroline Chartres is a regular contributor to the Church press. She is married to the Bishop of London. They live in London with their four children.

Reviews

.".. this collection of essays and interviews raises important questions about the church." Paul Richardson, Church of England Newspaper--Sanford Lakoff "Church Of England Newspaper "

."..an intriguing book..." Robin Ward, Church Times--Sanford Lakoff "Church Times "

."..this is an aspirational and comforting book. At a time of some dissension in Anglicanism, it is well that we be reminded of the virtues of the Church of England. And to know that we are not alone, personally and communally, in our struggles and uncertainties." Peter Willis, The Lance, St George's Parish Church Jesmond, August 2006--Sanford Lakoff

'a moving account...an intriguing collection of essays and interviews edited by Caroline Chartes' Praxis News Worship, Summer 2006--Sanford Lakoff

'[a] fascinating volume of essays and interviews'--Sanford Lakoff "The American Spectator "

'This book is a delight...A lovely way to meet some notable fellow pilgrims.' Patrick Forbes, Christianity, 2007--Sanford Lakoff

"This book is full of affection, commitment, enthusiasm, and devotion for Anglicanism." Robin Ward, Church Times--Sanford Lakoff "Church Times "

."..an intriguing book..."Robin Ward, Church Times--, "Church Times "

"The stories are a fascinating read ...[they] combine to show that God continues to be at work, reaching out to touch people in whatever way he can" - Church Times

Edited extract from Why I am still an Anglican, ed by Caroline Chartes, in The Times (Main)