IF, LIKE me, you despair of finding a church or a vicar you can stomach these days, you may, again like me, find yourself struggling to decide where to go on Christmas Day.
We thought TCW readers might like to help. We are asking you to to write in with your recommendations of where to worship.
It is not a best church or vicar competition; simply advice to help readers discover churches that haven’t succumbed to woke ideology, where the vicar knows his theology or where they still use the Book of Common Prayer and the King James Bible.
It doesn’t have to be an Anglican church. It can be a non-conformist or breakaway church and minister: wherever and whoever you think is true to the Christian faith, whether Anglican, Catholic, Methodist, Evangelical, non-conformist or even a virtual or online cleric.
Please write to info@conservativewoman.co.uk with your suggestions of where and why, putting ‘Christmas church’ in the subject line, and we will publish the most interesting selection next week.
I will start it off. For the traditional liturgy, the most beautiful singing, and the most beautiful interior I recommend All Saints’ Church, Margaret Street, London W1, but even there the otherwise very good vicar occasionally nods to woke and tips his hat to the ideological left.
Ideas, anyone?
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