What we do
We are an evangelical think-tank, dedicated to encouraging biblical convictions and operate in three areas: Publishing, Research and Grants.
Publications
We publish books both in paperback and Kindle formats to contribute to a deepening knowledge of our faith and of our global denomination. We also release blogs with insightful information on diverse topics of Christian life, theology and books. Some of our publications are part of a series. At present we have an Anglican Foundations series, a Christian Doctrine Series and a Christian Leadership series.
You can find the full collection of our publications here including a downloadable catalogue.
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If you would like to submit a manuscript or proposal to be considered for publication, you can find out more about that through our publishing page.
Research Fellows
Gerald Bray
Gerald is our director of research. He has recently written a short introduction to Anglicanism, a study of the Attributes of God and a one-volume History of Christianity in the British Isles. He frequently lectures at different seminaries and theological colleges around the world.
Andrew Atherstone
Andrew is Latimer Research Fellow at Wycliffe Hall, Oxford, where he teaches church history. His primary area of research is the history of Evangelicalism and Anglicanism, from the 18th century to the present. For Andrew's blog click here.
Martin Davie
Martin writes books and articles, some of them published by the Latimer Trust. He also contributes to newspapers and journals. He is the theological consultant for the Church of England Evangelical Council. The current focus of his work is on the debate about human sexuality, bishops and episcopal jurisdiction. He has a blog with lots of interesting articles, see here.
Research Grants
The Latimer Trust provide research grants, to Anglicans not exceeding £2000.
​ Priority will be given to the fields of Christian Doctrine and Historical Theology, with an emphasis on the practical benefits for today's church.
The application process for grants is now close and will re-open in December 2025.