On the Use and Abuse of the Proverb, ‘charity Begins at Home’. (Denyer Theol. Prize Essay)

In this essay, Thomas Henry Stokoe explores the proverb 'Charity Begins at Home' and its implications. He discusses the ways in which the proverb can be both useful and harmful, and provides guidance on how to use it in a way that is consistent with Christian values. The essay was the winner of the Denyer Theological Prize and is a must-read for anyone interested in Christian ethics.

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