In our journey through life, we often face big questions: What is the meaning of life? Who is God? Why do people die and what happens after death? Throughout the ages, Christians have turned to the Bible and to the Church for answers.
Faith Confirmed is an introduction to Episcopal beliefs and practices and is a perfect primer for those preparing for confirmation in the Episcopal Church and for all those who want to know more about the essentials of the faith.
Each section of the book contacts:
- a clear and accessible explantion of what Episcopalians believe
- stories and illustrations to unpack these beliefs
- thought-provoking questions and a Bible study
- prayer and suggested prayer topics for the week
Peter Jackson read theology at Oxford, where he also qualified as a teacher and prepared for ordination. He served in two parishes before becoming chaplain and head of religious studies at Harrow School. He taught General Certificate of Secondary English and A level Religious Studies for twenty years. In addition to having been a GCSE examiner, he has also advised the Qualifications and Curriculum Authority (now the Qualifications and Curriculum Development Agency), chaired a national religious studies association, and trained teachers for King s College London and the Institute of Education. Since 2003, he has been vicar of Christ Church, Southgate, London, where he has trained newly ordained clergy and prepared adults and young people for confirmation. He is also the author of Ethics for GCSE (SPCK, 2011).
Chris Wright has taught extensively in Britain and abroad. He has been a lecturer in religious education at King s College London and a headteacher in three schools in the Middle East and in England. He has published a number of books on the teaching of Christianity to teenagers and young adults, including Key Christian Beliefs, Life Issues, and Jesus for Today. He now works with a large family of Church of England schools.