Biblical Truth

for today's Anglican church

We are an evangelical think-tank, dedicated to encouraging biblical convictions and supporting people through publications, lectures, and research grants.

"Latimer Trust does a wonderful job in publishing material for serious minded Evangelicals to help them deepen their faith and relate it to contemporary issues. It also does excellent work in sponsoring and supporting Biblical people doing research and teaching. It deserves our support."

Rt Rev Wallace Benn
Former Bishop of Lewes, founding Chairman of 'Bible by the Beach'

new book

The most fundamental question in existence is this: who is God? The answer to this question will define everything concerning you, and the world you live in. God has revealed himself to us, and he reveals to us his utter perfection. That is beautiful. This book is aimed to be a basic introduction to the doctrine of God, and particularly, the assurance his nature brings to us. When times have been hard for me, personally and in my job as a pastor, it has been refreshment in the nature of God that has been of immense benefit. Whether we have good or bad relationships with our fathers, seeing God as who he is: a perfect Father, is guaranteed to lift our souls beyond our limited, subjective circumstances. Let your soul sing as you discover, or are refreshed in, the perfection of our heavenly Father!

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new book

Deep Roots is the first book of our Christian Doctrine series. This book introduces the series as a whole. It does this by explaining what doctrine is, the nature of the doctrinal authorities accepted by the Church of England, and why it is important for both ministers (and Christians in general) to adhere to what is taught by these doctrinal authorities.

This is a book for existing ministers, those in training for ministry and ordinary lay Christians who want a concise but reliable answer to the question ‘What is doctrine and why does it matter?’

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This study explores the biblical and historical background to plural eldership or locally shared pastoral leadership.

The revised and expanded edition includes additional chapters on the role of women &
the place of power in pastoral ministry.

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Recent releases

What is orthodoxy? In recent controversies in the Church of England and in the wider Anglican Communion, those who insist that the Church's traditional teaching about marriage and celibacy cannot be altered are increasingly described as 'orthodox', a claim that has been disputed on the ground that orthodoxy is defined by the great creeds and confessions of the Church, none of which mentions the subject.

This briefing argues that orthodoxy extends well beyond what the creeds and confessions state. It is rooted in the mind of Christ which is revealed to us in Holy Scripture and encompasses every aspect of life.

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Howard Mowll was the enterprising and indefatigable Archbishop of Sydney from 1934 to 1958. At once robustly Anglican and evangelical in outlook and policy, he set the diocese of Sydney on the course it hasfollowed to the present day

Originating in the Moore College Library Day of 2021, the essays in this book cover previously overlooked and neglected aspects of Mowll’s leadership and administration as well as providing new insights into and fresh perspectives on his life and work in Sydney.

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