Lutterworth Press

As the Society’s list expanded to include an increasing range of titles, the decision was made to begin a new imprint called Lutterworth Press. The name had no explicit religious connotations, but the connection with John Wycliffe, who had been Rector in the eponymous Leicestershire town in the fourteenth century, was one that evangelicals would recognise instantly. The imprint went on to publish some of the most recognisable names in twentieth-century culture, including Sir David Attenborough,

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As the Society’s list expanded to include an increasing range of titles, the decision was made to begin a new imprint called Lutterworth Press. The name had no explicit religious connotations, but the connection with John Wycliffe, who had been Rector in the eponymous Leicestershire town in the fourteenth century, was one that evangelicals would recognise instantly. The imprint went on to publish some of the most recognisable names in twentieth-century culture, including Sir David Attenborough,

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