In the immediate aftermath of the Grenfell Tower fire, the local
parish church became a focal point of the relief effort, and a
gathering place for a traumatised community. In the months that
followed, it worked closely with other community and faith groups
to provide a compassionate network of support. In this bold and
prophetic challenge, Alan Everett shows that the church's response
was possible only because it had opened its doors long ago,
building relationships with the most marginalised in the community.
Its effectiveness was born out of a patient, faithful, unheroic
ministry that is all too easily underestimated. Through gripping
reportage and searching theological reflection, After the Fire
demonstrates how parish ministry can be a living symbol of God's
love, and a vital sign of hope.
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