This Friday (19th) we will be joined by Sally Hitchiner, Rector of St Anselm's Church, Kennington, and co-founder of the Being With course. Sally will talk about finding Christ of the gospels in literally everything. 6:30pm @ The Angel - all welcome!

Here are our upcoming B&T sessions: - 19 Jun: Sally Hitchener, ‘Christo-maximalism: finding Christ of the gospels in literally everything’ - 24 Jul: Jack Belloli, ‘What does the Church want with poems?’ - 25 Sep: Malcolm Pritchard, ‘Perspectives on suffering for (retiring) church workers’

Our next B&T session this Friday (22nd May) is with Iain Beith, retired University Professor and Reader in the CofE. His talk, ‘Soul Searching’, will be on what it is to be human, where/how the notion soul fit in, and how the human soul relates to the divine Spirit. 6:30pm @ The Angel - all welcome!

This Friday (17th April), we will be joined by John Beauchamp, Disability Ministry Enabler for the London Diocese. John will speak on ‘Disability, justice, and the image of God’, drawing on his personal and professional experience in this area. We start at 6:30pm at The Angel Pub - all welcome!

A joy to speak @beerandtheology.bsky.social, 27 Feb 2026, at The Angel pub, Rotherhithe, for our 10th anniversary, on ‘Helen #Waddell and #Heloise: Resonances and Relations’. 3 members @selwyn1882.bsky.social : Simon Hughes (1970), @grahamkings.bsky.social (1979), @juliegittoes.bsky.social (1999).

Sun setting between the towers of Tower Bridge, London. My video from the Angel Pub, #Rotherhithe, on the Thames, the location of @beerandtheology.bsky.social www.grahamkings.org/article/beer...

At our next meeting, on Friday 27th, we will celebrate Beer & Theology’s 10th birthday! To mark this, our founder and long-time coordinator, Graham Kings, will talk about Helen Waddell and the nun Heloise. 1/2

Our first B&T talk in 2026 will be this Friday, with Sharon Moughtin, Vicar of St Mary in the Wilderness, Lambeth, speaking on how to respond to the climate and biodiversity crises. Usual time and place: 6:30pm @ The Angel Pub, Rotherhithe. All welcome!

And here’s the link for buying tickets for Sarah’s show: www.tickettailor.com/events/sarah...

A little shout out for Sarah White, who recently spoke at B&T on dance and embodiment. Her next performance is on Saturday 24th January - see below for further details.

As a little Xmas present, here are the B&T dates, speakers and topics confirmed thus far for 2026: 23/01 - Sharon Moughtin, on ecochurch 27/02 - Graham Kings, on Helen Waddell & Heloise 17/04 - John Beauchamp, on disability theology 22/05 - Iain Beith, on salvation Further dates to follow! 🎄🎄🎄

This looks like an interesting event this Thursday, on a very timely topic. It’s at St Andrew’s Fulham Fields, where former B&T presenter Sam Rylands is vicar.

Hello, it’s time again for Beer & Theology! This Friday (21/11) we’ll hear from dance professional Sarah White on performance and embodied theology. From 6:30pm at The Angel Pub, Rotherhithe - all welcome!

Our next B&T meeting is this Friday, when we’ll be delighted to have Charlotte Gauthier - who will be talking about how we might learn from the difficult parts of church history. From 6:30pm at The Angel Pub, Rotherhithe - everyone welcome!

Come and join us at The Angel, Rotherhithe, 6:30pm Friday 19 Sept, for Beer & Theology, and the chance to consider the Aotearoa/New Zealand Anglican Church's 3 Tikangas :

We’re back this Friday (19th), after the summer holidays, with a talk by Bishop Alastair Cutting on his experience of diversity in the church of Aotearoa/New Zealand. 6:30pm at The Angel Pub, Rotherhithe - all welcome!

Before you all slide off into your hols, here’s our line-up of new season B&T talks: - 19/09 Alistair Cutting on NZ Anglicans - 17/10 Charlotte Gauthier on church history - 21/11 Sarah White on embodied theology - 23/01 Sharon Moughtin on eco church More details to follow!

Don’t miss our next B&T meeting this Friday with Chris Henriette on multicultural and intergenerational worship in SE London. As usual, from 6:30pm @ The Angel, Rotherhithe. All welcome!

And here are our speakers next in line: Chris Henriette (11 July, on multicultural and intergenerational worship in SE London); Charlotte Gauthier (17 Oct., on church history); Sarah White (21 Nov., on performance as embodied theology).

Beer & Theology this Friday 6:30pm at The Angel pub - with David Lappano speaking about ‘Technologies of Attention: Spiritual Practices in our Technosocial World’

Quick reminder - Beer & Theology tomorrow 6:30pm with Revd Andrew Jones (St Anne’s Hoxton & Grace Church Hackney) on change in Christian life.

And an early heads up on the following session, 16th May, when David Lappano will speak on spiritual practices in a technosocial world…

Our next gathering is this Friday (21st March) with Andrew Jones, who will be speaking on change in the Christian life: ‘A Long Obedience in the Same Direction?’

Jeremy will speak on this topic drawing on years of experience in parish ministry, theological education and working as national CofE Theology Secretary.

Remember: tomorrow is our next B&T with Jeremy Worthen on ‘Questioning the Priority of Mission’. Starting at 6:30 at The Angel, Rotherhithe. All welcome!

After a wonderful evening with David Cooke last Friday, why not out the date of our next session in your diary: Jeremy Worthen on ‘Questioning the Priority of Mission’, Friday 21st Feb.

'Realistically, we should now be imposing the same boycotts on Musk’s hideous fascist US that we once did on apartheid South Africa' Love this from Stewart Lee who suggests we need to go 'Lindisfarne' & wait out the information dark age' like a medieval monk www.theguardian.com/media/2025/j...

And in case you didn't know, The Angel has the best view of the river in town! #Rotherhithe

Our next meeting is this Friday, 24th January, with David Cooke from @pfenglandandwales.bsky.social, who will speak on 'Restorative Justice in Prison'. As usual, 6:30pm at The Angel pub #Rotherhithe.