Tekel is a critique of the Church of England written by a group of Anglican bishops in the late 19th century. The bishops argue that the Church has become too focused on ritual and ceremony, and has lost sight of its spiritual mission. This book caused controversy when it was first published, and remains relevant to debates within the Anglican Church to this day.

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