A prayer in the dark

Article Abstract:

A gay Anglican curate explains why he feels that he has a role to play in the Church of England. He tells of his early awareness of his sexuality, and considers why the images of the divine which are presented by Christianity are often attractive to gay people, particularly men. He feels that the ministry of the Church of England has for too long been done to people, rather than with them. He uses coming out to people as a way of making his relationship with them more mutual.

Religious aspects, Gay men

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The truth is, my sin was not very original

Article Abstract:

A parson who was in a very unhappy marriage and then suddenly and completely unexpectedly fell in love with another woman talks about his experiences. He felt extremely uneasy about what had happened, especially as part of his role was to provide a moral model for others. However, he also felt that being so much in love greatly improved his spiritual and pastoral work. He did not feel ashamed, and did not attempt to hide his feelings or even the relationship itself.

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The Right Rev John Taylor

Article Abstract:

Priest John Taylor was born in Cambridge, England, in 1914. He studied English at Trinity College, Cambridge, and Theology at Wycliffe Hall, Oxford, England. He was ordained deacon in 1938 and priest in 1939.

United Kingdom, Taylor, John (English pop musician)

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