Revd Dr Alison Morgan is an Associate of The Mathetes Trust, a registered charity formed in 2016 to support and encourage Christian discipleship both within the UK and, through the Rooted in Jesus discipleship programme, in Africa.
Alison has a PhD from Cambridge University, and prior to her ordination into the Church of England worked as a university lecturer; she is the author of an internationally recognised work on the poet Dante. Following ordination Alison spent many years serving in parish ministry alongside her husband Roger, and then worked as a thinker and writer for ReSource. Alison holds Permission to Officiate from her home Diocese of Bath and Wells.
Alison has written many books and course materials, but she is best known for The Wild Gospel. Her most recent book is World Turned Upside Down: The Psalms and the Spirituality of Pain (BRF 2023). Alison is also the editor of the Rooted in Jesus discipleship programme which is now in wide use in sub-Saharan Africa, and author of the various training materials which are used to introduce and support it. A full list of Alison's books, papers and articles can be found on the Academia website.
Alison is a licensed bird ringer and in her spare time enjoys birdwatching, walking and photography. She and her husband Roger live in Somerset.
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