The St Gargoyle's Code exposes some daring revelations about an institution you thought you understood:
The Mothers Union and Forward in Faith are actually part of a vast organisation that has infiltrated every town and village in the country - known as the Church of England.
Flower ladies are activist members of an international brigade wiht a determined mission to decorate churches everywhere.
There are people who want you to think of this as a new collection of ST Gargoyle's cartoons - and that's exactly what it is. Will you be duped?
In his delicious new cartoon collection, Ron Wood - Church Times cartoonist and creator of St Gargoyle's, the world' most absurd parish - finds that the Church in real life is far funnier than any one could imagine. He insists that all these cartoons are based on something that really happened to someone in a church somewhere - but are there hidden messages and secret codes? Do we really know where collections actually end up? (The Bank, as a rule). Are there coded messages in the typical weekly sermon? (It's unlikely.) Can you survive the Cof E without this revalatory volume? Yes but it will be less fun.
About the Author
Ron Wood is a cartoonist and a parish priest in a smart little town in the Home Counties. Creator of the St Gargoyle's brand, his creations appear every week in the Church Times (UK)
