On Wednesday 30 March 2016, Richard gave the final sermon of the term at King’s College London on the resurrection of Jesus (Matthew 28) at the College Eucharist service in the Strand Chapel. He concluded by asking: ‘Where are we in the story? Who are we? Are we at the tomb? Are we the soldiers?
On Wednesday 16 March 2016, Richard gave an address focusing on the University’s ethos, which is derived from its Church of England origins. He offered a Christian perspective of education and the idea of the Christian University. On the following day, Richard gave a sermon at the annual Founder’s Day service, which is attended by
On All Saints’ Sunday, the second of November 2014, Richard, who is Canon Theologian of Salisbury, gave a sermon at Salisbury Cathedral based on the opening hymn of the service, ’For all the Saints’, and the readings from 1 John 3.1-3 and Matthew 5.1-12. The sermon was entitled: ‘For all the saints – and where
On Saturday 7 June 2014, a service of Choral Matins took place at the Chapel of King’s College London as part of the Alumni Weekend to celebrate the Chapel’s 150th anniversary. The service was led by the Revd Tim Ditchfield, College Chaplain, and Richard, as the Dean, delivered a sermon entitled ‘150 Years of Holiness
On Thursday 17 October 2013, Richard, as Dean of King’s College London, gave the sermon at the service welcoming the Revd Stephen Stavrou as Chaplain to the Guy’s Campus. The sermon was entitled ‘The Physician’s Gospel’.
Richard Burridge · Ascension Day 2012 Richard gave the sermon for the BBC Ascension Day Service on Thursday 17 May 2012. The sermon was broadcast live from St Sepulchre-without-Newgate (the Musician’s Church). In it, Richard said: ‘Leaving a few mostly disunited disciples in charge is hardly a recipe for running the world. Yet within a
