Who we are
The people behind Anvil
Anvil is edited by a small team, overseen by an editorial board, and supported by the Anvil Trust, a registered charity.
The editors
Andrew Goddard
Editor
Tutor in Christian ethics, and a member of the leadership team of Fulcrum. He has written widely on Anglican identity and the life of the Communion.
Anne Dyer
Assistant Editor
Warden of Cranmer Hall, St John's College, Durham. Her interests include women's history and spirituality, and the visual arts in relation to theology.
Adrian Chatfield
Review Editor
Tutor in worship and spiritual formation, with a long standing interest in cross cultural questions and the place of story in Christian believing and living.
The editorial board
The board is responsible for the direction of the journal and is answerable to the Anvil Trust.
- Paul Weston, Chair
- David Atkinson
- Rob Bewley
- Graham Cray
- Steve Croft
- Tim Dakin
- Graham Dow
- Mark Earey
- Vivienne Faull
- Colin Fletcher
- Richard Higginson
- Judy Hirst
- Paula Hollingsworth
- Tim Hull
- Margaret Killingray
- Margaret Masson
- Adrian Newman
- John Pritchard
- Thomas Renz
- Fiona Robertson
- Robert Song
- Neil Warwick
- Jo Bailey Wells
- John Webster
- Andrew Goddard
- Anne Dyer
- Adrian Chatfield
The Anvil Trust
The editorial board is responsible to the Anvil Trust, which holds the journal in trust and safeguards its future. Anvil Trust is a registered charity, number 1013659.
Trustees named in the journal include David Atkinson, Graham Cray, Steve Croft, Tim Dakin, Graham Dow, Vivienne Faull, Colin Fletcher, Adrian Newman, John Pritchard, John Webster, Jo Bailey Wells and Paul Weston.
Contact
Contributions for publication
The Anvil Editor
Wycliffe Hall
54 Banbury Road
Oxford OX2 6PW
Books for review
The Anvil Review Editor
Ridley Hall
Ridley Hall Road
Cambridge CB3 9HG