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Jesus and Jellied Eeels by Laurie Green


Recently published, an excellent new book being the autobiography of someone born in a Marxist working class family in East Ham, who ended up as an Anglican bishop.

How did an East End cockney, brought up as a communist, who worked with Birmingham motorcycle gangs and lived with hippies in San Francisco, eventually become a bishop in the Church of England?


This book tells the story of a life peppered with hilarious episodes and self-doubt. It begins with his work in a jellied-eel factory, later singing in the clubs of New York, and eventually as an inner-city parish priest, as a teacher of theology, and finally as an Essex bishop. He came to believe in a Christianity that challenges injustice, champions the marginalised, and jettisons illogical concepts of God.


available from Amazon Here


Greg Smith reviews it here

http://theprimitiveranter.blogspot.com/2022/11/

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