Archbishop Donald Arden

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This memoir by Archbishop Arden, completed and edited after his death, gives an account of his remarkable life. Born in England, growing up in Australia, ordination training in England, with curacies in Southwark and St Albans' dioceses during the bombing of the Second World War, he had a resilience and creativeness which was to serve him well during his thirty-eight years' service in Africa, as a priest in Pretoria and Swaziland (eSwatini), bishop in Malawi, Archbishop of the Anglican Province of Central Africa, and then over thirty years' ministry in the Diocese of London. Bishop Tom Butler, former Bishop of Southwark, writes in his foreword, "this book is a rich and readable account of a kaleidoscope of the experiences of a remarkable person, I much enjoyed reading it."