Revd Canon Dr Adrian Chatfield
Adrian has taught Church History since 1988, both in the UK and in South Africa. He enjoys an active retirement ministry, offering spiritual direction, leading retreats and parish conferences and supervising research projects. His particular academic interests include Christian Worship and Spirituality, Pentecostal studies and the interface between Christianity and the arts.
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Adrian has taught Church History since 1988, both in the UK and in South Africa. He enjoys an active retirement ministry, offering spiritual direction, leading retreats and parish conferences and supervising research projects. His particular academic interests include Christian Worship and Spirituality, Pentecostal studies and the interface between Christianity and the arts.
Trinity Newsletter Autumn 2023
Adrian has taught Church History since 1988, both in the UK and in South Africa. He enjoys an active retirement ministry, offering spiritual direction, leading retreats and parish conferences and supervising research projects. His particular academic interests include Christian Worship and Spirituality, Pentecostal studies and the interface between Christianity and the arts.
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Adrian has taught Church History since 1988, both in the UK and in South Africa. He enjoys an active retirement ministry, offering spiritual direction, leading retreats and parish conferences and supervising research projects. His particular academic interests include Christian Worship and Spirituality, Pentecostal studies and the interface between Christianity and the arts.
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Adrian has taught Church History since 1988, both in the UK and in South Africa. He enjoys an active retirement ministry, offering spiritual direction, leading retreats and parish conferences and supervising research projects. His particular academic interests include Christian Worship and Spirituality, Pentecostal studies and the interface between Christianity and the arts.