Authors

Our authors have a certain style, a freshness, a faithfulness and a passion for their subjects. They are also the leading authorities in their field of religion, spirituality or theology. Click on the full details link to view a biography, bibliography, and other relevant details and links. Many pages also include features about, interviews with and articles by our authors, as well as extracts from their books. To access these, simply click on the textual links at the bottom of each author page.

Vanessa Herrick
is Director of Ministry and Vocation for the Diocese of Ely.
Eva Heymann
is a Sister of the Holy Child Jesus, a community of Catholic women religious. She is in her eightieth year. This is her first book.
Judy Hirst
is the Local Ministry Development Officer for the dioceses of Newcastle and Durham, and was previously Director of Ministerial Formation at Cranmer Hall, St John's College, University of Durham.
Theo Hobson
is the author of The Rhetorical Word (Ashgate) and a regular contributor to the Guardian, Spectator and Church Times.
John Holdsworth
is Archdeacon of St David’s, Pembrokeshire. He is a frequent broadcaster on BBC Radio Wales and Radio 4.
Michael Hollings
Stephen R Holmes
is a lecturer in Theology at St Andrews University.
David Hope with Hugh Little

From the Preface to Better to Travel Hopefully

God moves in a mysterious way his wonders to perform. I don’t need William Cowper’s hymn to teach me this – I learn

Joel W. Huffstetler

Joel W. Huffstetler is the author of the acclaimed critical study of the writings of Michael Mayne, Gratitude and Grace and the Rector of St Luke’s Episcopal Church, Cleveland, Tennessee.

Gerard Hughes SJ
is based in Birmingham and is much involved in justice and peace, and retreat work. He is the author of God of Surprises (DLT).