Faith, Hope and Mischief: Tiny Acts of Rebellion by an Everyday Activist

Andrew Graystone is a familiar voice on Radio 2, Radio 4 and Radio 5Live. A former BBC TV producer, he writes for the Guardian and Private Eye and teaches communications, ethics and digital culture in many UK theological colleges and universities. He speaks widely at churches, events, conferences and festivals.

'Andrew Graystone’s story of reaching out to his local mosque is funny, touching and lovely. His photo of the occasion went viral because the world is thirsty for evidence of kindness and connection. I’m looking forward to reading his bigger social vision, based on these gentle and heartwarming principles.' -- Victoria Coren Mitchell

'A great read — challenging, hilarious, poignant... you feel that all the lessons of a well-lived life are on a plate here. Like sitting down for a chat with an old friend, I loved reading this book.' -- Jeremy Vine