Henry is a retired, ordained Anglican minister, prior to which he was a teacher and pastoral head in a secondary school. He now lives in Braintree, Essex, with his wife, Sheryl, who was very much involved in the ministry of their last parish in Rainham.
They have two adult children and four grandchildren.
We are relational beings made in the image of a relational God.
In our fast-changing and increasingly pressured world, we can easily lose sight of who we are and what we were created for. Yet grasping our core relational identity as children of God and maturing into deeper relationship with Him – and one another – are fundamental...
'Take the book a chapter at a time, underline it, make notes, look up the Bible references, read and re-read- you will be encouraged and greatly blessed!'
'There are rich gems of heavenly treasure to be found in this book. Not only has the author mined and explained the Bible, he has exposed himself to the reader in explaining how these truths have impacted on his life'
Henry, how long have you been writing and how did you get started?
This is my first book, though I have written Bible Study notes for our parish Small Groups at Rainham, which underpinned a lot of our teaching there. I didn’t initially set out to write a book. My creativity is normally expressed in writing songs or painting canvases. So the idea came unexpectedly one day when I was sat down by the river in Rainham, spending time with God..
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My Life Has Purpose and Meaning
Whether you know it or not, God has a purpose for your life that is greater than you could possibly think or imagine.
I want to begin by telling you a personal story. I was brought up in London in a Polish family...
