This is a good piece, though maybe a bit unfair on John Vincent and his generation of urban theologians.
Chris Rogers wants to talk about our need to create a positive theology of the urban estate. Our theology shapes what we do. If we think we are in a deprived neighbourhood then we will think we are there as its saviour. But maybe there is another way of seeing our home. More at
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