
A Heart in my Head by John S Peart-Binns
Whether as broadcaster, writer, campaigner, or as Bishop, Richard Harries has established a reputation in public life. But, paradoxically, few people really know the person behind this very public expression. This book aims to draw from a range of material and on the insights of those who have known and worked with him to produce a portrait.
fascinating and well-written biographyJohn Horder, Islington Tribune, 27/07/07 -- John Horder
Review in Parson and Parish by William Davage
An experienced biographer of modern Anglican bishops, Peart-Binns turns his attention to one of the Church of England's major recent figures... Access to [Harries] and to a large amount of unpublished material has given Peart-Binns an enviable opportunity to probe his subject closely. -- The Catholic Historical Review, (vol. 97, no. 4)
...the sympathy between biographer and biographee produces an enlightening read. Parish News, May 2007 -- MF
Title Mention -- The Door
To read this absorbing new biography is to be reminded of how Harries, who was consecrated by Robert Runcie in 1987, hails from a different era...Peart-Binns not only gives us a biography of Richard Harries, he also brings to life a period in the history of the Church of England. -- Paul Richardson * Church of England Newspaper *
An objective and affectionate portrait of an enigmatic and hugely influential priest in the 20th and 21st century Church. -- Paul Hulme * Methodist Recorder *
Reviewed by Chris Sugden (July 2007) -- Chris Sugden * New Directions *
Article by Richard Harries, mention of the book, April 2007 * Observer *
an impressive, very readable biography -- John Habgood * Tablet, The *
Mention in Times Higher Education Supplement * Times Educational Supplement *
John Peart-Binns has helped preserve an endangered Anglican species: decent, moderate, thoughtful leaders, the sort who are unafraid to listen and learn as well as to teach, who, when they speak, are able to communicate in a quiet voice because it is secured with strong theological and devotional roots -- Peter Cornwell * TLS *
Review in Parson and Parish by William Davage
An experienced biographer of modern Anglican bishops, Peart-Binns turns his attention to one of the Church of England's major recent figures... Access to [Harries] and to a large amount of unpublished material has given Peart-Binns an enviable opportunity to probe his subject closely. -- The Catholic Historical Review, (vol. 97, no. 4)
...the sympathy between biographer and biographee produces an enlightening read. Parish News, May 2007 -- MF
Title Mention -- The Door
To read this absorbing new biography is to be reminded of how Harries, who was consecrated by Robert Runcie in 1987, hails from a different era...Peart-Binns not only gives us a biography of Richard Harries, he also brings to life a period in the history of the Church of England. -- Paul Richardson * Church of England Newspaper *
An objective and affectionate portrait of an enigmatic and hugely influential priest in the 20th and 21st century Church. -- Paul Hulme * Methodist Recorder *
Reviewed by Chris Sugden (July 2007) -- Chris Sugden * New Directions *
Article by Richard Harries, mention of the book, April 2007 * Observer *
an impressive, very readable biography -- John Habgood * Tablet, The *
Mention in Times Higher Education Supplement * Times Educational Supplement *
John Peart-Binns has helped preserve an endangered Anglican species: decent, moderate, thoughtful leaders, the sort who are unafraid to listen and learn as well as to teach, who, when they speak, are able to communicate in a quiet voice because it is secured with strong theological and devotional roots -- Peter Cornwell * TLS *
John S. Peart-Binns is a Yorkshireman, who has lived in the Pennines for the past 26 years. He is author of thirteen biographies whose episcopal subjects include Hugh Montefiore, Graham Leonard and John Habgood.
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| ISBN 13 | 9780826481542 |
| ISBN 10 | 082648154X |
| Title | A Heart in my Head |
| Author | John S Peart-Binns |
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| Binding Type | Hardback |
| Publisher | Bloomsbury Publishing PLC |
| Year published | 2007-03-06 |
| Number of pages | 288 |
| Cover note | Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary. |
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