In Depth:  Catherine Haddow

Glen Scrivener’s article in the July 22 issue ‘Blokes worth of en, watching’, has helpfully generated much discussion regarding evangelical church cultures.

A related theme concerns how much our churches embrace ‘personality’ culture. Personality is a term which evokes a range of semantics; it is a heavily loaded word. What does it bring to your mind? Some might immediately think of personality inventories prevalent in society today or the common measures they show. Alternatively, we might find ourselves thinking of well known ‘evangelical personalities’ almost akin to the celebrity culture that grips our world.

Catherine Haddow explains how true worship is the key to personal transformation

Fear is increasing.

Catherine Haddow asks if psychology can be of benefit in pastoral care

I was converted back in 2004 and at the time I was working as a Chartered Psychologist for a psychological consultancy firm in London.