The Reverend Jennie Hogan

The Reverend Jennie Hogan is a Priest in the Church of England.

Originally from Accrington, Lancashire, Jennie has lived in Paris, Havana, Chicago, and Avignon, and has made London her home for the past 15 years. She has a degree in Spanish and French from Goldsmiths, a post graduate diploma in Theology from Kings, a degree in Theology from Cambridge and is currently taking her Masters in Modern English Literature at Birkbeck.

After training at Westcott House, Cambridge, Jennie was ordained in 2004 at St Pauls Cathedral. She served her curacy at St Stephen's Rochester Row in Westminster, London, and went on to serve two years as Assistant Priest at All Hallows by the Tower, London, an ancient church founded in 675. She also served as the Chaplain to Chelsea College of Art and Camberwell School of Art during this time. She is now a full time Chaplain and Faith Advisor at Goodenough College in Bloomsbury, London. Goodenough College is an independent educational charity providing a home for outstanding international postgraduate students and their families, irrespective of background, where mutual understanding and respect are fostered and an appreciation of leadership, global citizenship and social responsibility is developed.

Jennie writes regularly for the Church Times, Don't Panic! and the Guardian Comment is Free blog, has broadcast on BBC and CBC radio, and is often a guest preacher at various churches across the country, including Westminster Abbey, St Paul's Cathedral, Jesus College Cambridge and Exeter College Oxford. She also works as an artist consultant and occasional performer with the Olivier award winning theatre company Duckie.

Jennie has written two novels and is currently seeking a publishing home for them.