Exiled Preacher

When I first started blogging people used to comment on my posts on a pretty regular basis. Occasionally you might get a good discussion ...

GD: Hello Stephen Kneale, and welcome to Exiled Preacher. Please tell us a little about yourself. SK: Hello! My friends call me Steve...

Yes, it's been a while, but there we are. Things aren't what they used to be between us back in the early days and we've ki...

'Should I start a blog?' is probably a question that has been spinning in the head of lots of newbie Ministers. After all, many ...

Blogging increasingly seems like the elderly relative of the new media family. Young uns prefer to Tweet and update their Facebook status. ...

We live in such a commercialised, consumer orientated society that it is difficult to escape being exposed to adverts, whether watching com...

See here for my ruminations on blogging in an interview with John Brand .

Andrew Roycroft offers one final thought on the General Election. Cranmer thinks that Lib-Con deal is a good thing, here . Catch up with A...

The veteran Evangelical Anglican theologian delivers his none too favourable verdict on blogging: "I'm amazed at the amount of time...

I've given the blog a little makeover. The main difference is the use of a picture of the old (but still used) Severn Bridge in the hea...

Here is a special edition "box set" of Blogging in the name of the Lord Series 6 . Five Christian bloggers took a turn in the ...

I'm thinking of doing a new series of interviews in the next few weeks. Who would you like to see in the hot seat?

1. Far too many embarrassing typos. The other day someone kindly pointed out that writing on Synod of Dort , I had typed "Irresistible ...

Here are the interviews in order of appearance in a special commemorative "box set". I hope you enjoyed reading these conversati...

This is the sixth in a series of interviews with Christian bloggers. In the hot seat today is... Iain D. Campbell GD: Hello Iain Ca...