Roger Lloyd

Education

Roger Bradshaigh Lloyd was educated at Shrewsbury School and Street John"s College Cambridge.

Career

After his ordination in 1924, he served in several parishes in the North of England before becoming Canon Residentiary of Winchester, where he was later to be Vice-Dean of the Cathedral. He remained there until his death in 1966. Lloyd was interested in the response of workers to religion.

In 1943 he launched a movement, the Servants of Christ the King, described in his book An Adventure in Discipleship.

His writings included books on Abelard and railways and fiction as well as on religious subjects. Foreign many years he was a regular contributor to The Guardian newspaper.

Works

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  • The religious crisis
  • The Ferment In The Church
  • Revolutionary religion : Christianity, Fascism and Communism / by Roger Lloyd
  • Revolutionary Religion: Christianity, Fascism and Communism
  • The troubling of the city, by! Roger Lloyd
  • The Church of England in the Twentieth Century Volume II 1919-39
  • Letters from the early church
  • The Fascination of Railways
  • The Church Of England In The Twentieth Century VOLUME II (1919--1939)
  • Peter Abelard: The Orthodox Rebel
  • The Beloved Community
  • REVOLUTIONARY RELIGION Christianity, Fascism, and Communism