In this interview, the Very Reverend Professor Martin Percy reflects on his unique dual role as both an Oxford College head and the Dean of Christ Church Cathedral, sharing his personal journey to ministry. He offers an inspiring and hopeful outlook on the power of community, emphasising how faith, civic duty, and interfaith collaboration can bring us closer together to support the vulnerable during challenging times.
This conversation takes a timely and honest look at what it means to be a "precarious church," exploring how a healthy tension between stability and change can revitalise Christian communities in a shifting world. Challenging the obsession with rigid institutional structures and reputation management, the speakers make a compelling case for an outwardly focused, self-emptying faith that actively engages with modern crises and emerging generations.