How and why did it all come to look this way?
A summer’s afternoon walk, the typical country Church … this lecture will help you to look at the architecture outside and inside, the furniture, those mysterious nooks and crannies - high and low. How and why did it all come to look this way?
Nicholas will take you on a fascinating journey through English History and that of its Churches, and unravel it before your eyes. “I can’t make you experts” says Nicholas “but I can teach you enough to amaze your friends on that summer afternoon walk.”
THE ARTS SOCIETY ACCREDITED LECTURER

The Rev'd Dr. Nicholas Henderson
A graduate of Selwyn College, Cambridge, Nicholas trained for the Anglican ministry at Ripon Hall, Oxford. Inspired by a period working on the staff of Coventry Cathedral he has gained a wide experience of international matters. He was formerly Bishop-elect for the Diocese of Lake Malawi in Central Africa (2005-2009) and undertook his doctorate on Lay Anglican Ecclesiology with the University of Wales, Lampeter. Nicholas has a particular interest in the period of the English Reformation and the associated cultural, architectural and social changes it has produced. He lectures regularly and currently works as a parish priest in West London.
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