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Stories
& people
Part of the enjoyment of my work
has been discovering that all sorts of other
people are, or have been, travelling along
a similar road, some building or built
environment professionals, some ministers, some
both. In my mind these people have become a kind
of ‘vocational community’.
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Building – a project
in ministry This is the story of my
own journey through a variety of jobs, roles
and scenarios connecting building with
ministry.
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Building a
Vocational Community. An ecumenical
survey of biographies and auto-biographies
of people who are or were engaged with built
environment
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Extending the Community
(1) identifying people concerned
with built environment in 'Who They
Were in Building in the English and Welsh
Reformed Churches 1901-2000'.
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Extending the
Community (2) - Some
Congregationalists in Britain and America
prior to 1948 who had connections with
building
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Sir
George Oatley 1863-1950: An Individual
Note - one of the most significant
19th and 20th century Nonconformist
architects
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James
Cubitt: An individual note - an
eminent chapel architect and the context in
which he worked
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A Twickenham Duo
- Short case studies of a small builder and
a Borough Surveyor, both in their time
Deacons of the now Twickenham United
Reformed Church
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Members of Parliament - A survey of
19th century Members of Parliament who were
Congregationalists and had involvements with
building
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Three Architect
Church Members - Three 19th century
architectural practitioners who also played
notable roles in their churches
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19th Century People
in Brentwood Congregational Church Engaged
in Building
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