Andrew P Rogers

Biographic Data

ID1037529
NAMEAndrew P Rogers
GIVEN NAMESAndrew P
FAMILY NAMERogers
SIGNATUREROGERS A P
AFFILIATIONSUniversity of Roehampton
ORCID0000-0002-6197-0727
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS9
TOTAL CITATIONS0
AUTHOR COUNT9
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2010
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2025
H-INDEX0

  • Disclosing God in Action: The State of British Evangelicalism

    Open AccessAndrew P Rogers, Helen Collins et al.ARTICLEReligions2025References: 7

    Our aim in this Special Issue was to assess British evangelicalism through the lens of its contemporary practices

  • "Confession Is Good for the Soul?" Charismatics and Confession in Conversation

    Open AccessAndrew P RogersARTICLEReligions2025References: 20

    Scripture speaks of confessing our sins to God and to one another (e.g., Ps 32:5; Jas 5:16; 1 Jn 1:9). For a tradition that has been strong on sin and the Bible, how do evangelicals deal with confession? In this article, I explore practices of confession in UK charismatic networks based on interviews with five national leaders using a critical conversation methodology. These networks have largely adopted an informal and spontaneous 'liturgy' sinc…

  • Looking into the mirror: The Bible, normativity and reflexivity

    Open AccessAndrew P RogersARTICLEPractical Theology2023

    British and Irish practical theology has been exercised in its recent history about the apparent elusiveness of the Bible within practical theology. In this essay, I want to address how we might now move beyond the pathology of Bible and practical theology, to thinking about the ways in which the Bible may function normatively in practical theology. This was prompted by teaching reflexivity in a professional doctorate programme and noting the alm…

  • Biapt 2019 anniversary conference issue: Roots, Shoots and Fruits: the Past, Present and Future of British and Irish Practical Theology

    Andrew P Rogers, Nicola SleeARTICLEPractical Theology2020

    Practical theology has become a well-established academic discipline in Britain and Ireland over the past half century, evidenced by its contribution to transformed practices; the growing number of

  • Lived Theologies of Place: Finding a Home in the City

    Andrew P RogersARTICLEEcclesial Practices2019

    This article opens up what place contributes to our understanding of lived theology through drawing on a two-year case study of diaspora churches in central London. Diaspora churches, especially African majority, have grown in urban centres across Europe and particularly intensely in London meaning that space for places of worship has become highly contested. Lived theologies of place took form through narratives about places of worship, particul…

  • Testing Fresh Expressions: Identity and Transformation

    Andrew P Rogers, Andrew RogersARTICLEPractical Theology2016

  • Congregational Hermeneutics: A Tale of Two Churches

    Andrew P RogersARTICLEJournal of Contemporary Religion2013References: 2

    The "AHRC Evangelicalism and Fundamentalism in Britain" (EFB) project ran over two years, from 2008 to 2009. The network addressed the question "To what extent have Evangelicals in Britain been Fundamentalist?". This article develops one of the project papers. Drawing on my doctoral research, I explore the relationship between Evangelicalism and Fundamentalism through an ethnographic perspective on how two contrasting evangelical congregations di…

  • Lawrence, Louise J. The Word in Place: Reading the New Testament in Contemporary Contexts

    Andrew P Rogers, Andrew RogersARTICLEPractical Theology2011

    (2011). LAWRENCE, Louise J. The Word in Place: Reading the New Testament in Contemporary Contexts. Practical Theology: Vol. 4, No. 1, pp. 132-134

  • Village, Andrew. 2007. The Bible and Lay People: An Empirical Approach to Ordinary Hermeneutics

    Andrew P Rogers, Andrew RogersARTICLEPractical Theology2010

    (2010). Village, Andrew. 2007. The Bible and Lay People: An Empirical Approach to Ordinary Hermeneutics. Practical Theology: Vol. 3, No. 2, pp. 253-256