This is the new home of Graeme Codrington’s musings on the future of Christianity. Originally hosted at Futurechurch.co.za/regeneration, this blog is a random assortment of items and issues that catch my attention, including the archives from the previous site.
I am an amateur theologian. I am amateur in the sense that I don’t get paid to be a theologian. But I do have three theological degrees (as well as two commercial ones). I was top of my class in all three of my years of undergraduate and one year of Honours studies, and won Greek and Hebrew prizes, while majoring in Systematic Theology, Old and New Testament studies and Youth Ministry (Practical Theology). My Masters degree is in Diaconology – a combination of theology and sociology. I also have a Bachelor of Commerce and a Doctorate of Business Administration.
I was ordained as a minister in the Baptist Union of South Africa. I was the official preacher at a church, and a youth pastor at two different churches. I was publisher and editor of a Christian magazine, The Edge, which looked at issues of applying a Christian worldview to contemporary issues. I have been regular contributor to many Christian magazines and publications, including a few academic journals. I still preach and teach at churches whenever I get the opportunity, and am fairly well known for work I do on understanding different generations in faith-based settings. But, this is just a hobby for me – at the moment.
I am now a strategy consultant for organisations of all types, helping them understand the disruptive forces that are changing the shape of the world around us. My primary clients are corporates, and I try to show them how to become more engaging, wholesome and fulfilling environments for people to work in and work with. I am a futurist, author, researcher, consultant, board advisor and professional speaker.
You can find out more about what I do professionally at my website: http://www.graemecodrington.com or my company website, TomorrowToday.
I live in London, and work all around the world. I am a follower of Jesus the Christ and his Way of living and being in the world. I believe his “good news” is for all people and should make a difference in this world and the next.
Contact me at [email protected]
