Graham Kings
- Graham Kings has written articles published in The Guardian and The Times.
Most Recent article
Sudan at the crossroads
The Guardian, Thursday 10 DecemberWith the expiry of the comprehensive peace agreement, Sudan faces turmoil. The worldwide church should not stand by
Previous Articles
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The pope's Anglican division
The Guardian, Monday 9 November (5 blog links)
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People must come first
The Guardian, Friday 11 September (2 blog links)
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Federation isn't enough
The Guardian, Wednesday 5 August (6 blog links)
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The Queen, the church and the Fellowship
The Guardian, Monday 13 July
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Wooden and silk body of Christ
The Times, Thursday 9 April
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Icons: an Evangelical Anglican perspective
The Times, Thursday 12 March (11 comments)
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News worth sharing
The Guardian, Fri 12 December 2008
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Keep on giving
The Guardian, Thu 4 December 2008
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What would Wilberforce do?
The Guardian, Mon 17 November 2008
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Credo: Living in time with the rhythm of the Church’s year
The Times, Sat 11 October 2008
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Graham Kings by numbers...
- 11 articles (since October 2008)
- Average article: 28 column inches (837 words)
- Shortest article: 13 column inches (387 words)
- Longest article: 70 column inches (2095 words)
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