The Integrity Fix

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"The Integrity Fix is an invitation to consider and learn from the past, so that we might understand and live in the present, and discover how what is broken is fixed by the power of the gospel. I'm grateful to Jago for writing this. It is timely, accessible and well worth reading." -- Alistair Begg, former Senior Pastor, Parkside Church, Cleveland, Ohio "More than ever we are in desperate need of the character that leads to real integrity. The life and story of the abolitionist and activist of faith William Wilberforce, and the fascinating story of his community of peers in the Clapham Sect, is a must for any reader who not only takes spiritual and societal renewal seriously, but seeks a true witness to Christ of the integrity that can actually deliver us from evil and restore justice. This book is a masterful telling and reflection on such a vital and rich well of prophetic inspiration for today, drawing from the greatest moments of humanitarian and theological triumph against the enslavement of human image-bearers. A true joy to read." -- David Bennett, Theology and Religion Faculty, Oxford University "In a world that feels fragmented and disillusioned, The Integrity Fix is a beacon of hope and clarity. Jago weaves together timeless principles with practical wisdom, showing us that integrity is not merely a lofty ideal, but a transformative power. His candid exploration of integrity is both a challenge and an invitation - a reminder that true change begins within us. This book is for anyone longing to contribute to a better world." -- Christine Caine, founder of A21 and Propel Women "Ripples from Wilberforce and his original Clapham Circle not only changed the character of a nation, but changed the course of history. Nearly 250 years on, Jago Wynne, with humour and honesty, reaches back to that epicentre of faith, inviting the reader into circles of integrity fixed on Jesus. He disarmingly invites the reader to be a Claphamite today: our affections fixed on things above, adorned by the integrity of Jesus. May the ripples from this timely and uplifting book lead to the spiritual awakening of society and the enduring witness of integrated Christian lives." -- Rt Revd Dr Jill Duff, Bishop of Lancaster "As someone who has spent years trying to live out my faith in public life, I found this book both challenging and refreshing. Jago reminds us that integrity isn't about perfection, but about letting Jesus shape every part of who we are. A timely and hope filled read." -- Tim Farron, MP for Westmorland and Lonsdale, and former leader of the Liberal Democrats "Jago Wynne offers a compelling vision for those who, like the Clapham Circle of old, refuse to separate their faith from their public service. As a friend and former colleague, I have seen Jago's heart for both spiritual integrity and societal renewal. This book is a timely, practical roadmap for anyone seeking to turn our "broken time" into an opportunity for transformative grace." -- Rt Hon John Glen, MP for Salisbury and South Wiltshire "This is a book for our times. We can all see that our world faces huge challenges - but where can we find the answers? In The Integrity Fix, Jago shows how William Wilberforce and the other Spirit-filled followers of Jesus in the Clapham Sect provide a model of integrity and courage that is so badly needed to fix our society today. I am thrilled that Jago has written this and can't think of a better person to write about this subject." -- Nicky Gumbel, Alpha International "This is a remarkable book, prophetic in scope, pragmatic in tone and seasoned significantly by years of effective pastoral leadership in the very church where it all began. Many have tried to appropriate the legacy of Wilberforce and the Clapham Sect to their own ends, but here we have a worthy exploration and application of the faith and values that so motivated the group one quarter of a millennium ago to change the world for generations to come." -- Pete Greig, 24-7 Prayer International and the Order of the Mustard Seed "Integrity is the ground on which our mission and ministry stand or fall. In The Integrity Fix, Jago Wynne offers a timely, hopeful and deeply challenging call back to lives that are whole, truthful and outward-facing. Rooted in history, yet urgently contemporary, this book challenges us to consider that perhaps renewal begins with integrity shaped by faith and lived with courage." -- Canon Esther Prior, Bishop of Aston "This is a wonderful book that is inspiring, challenging and down to-earth in equal measure. By God's grace, these principles, as they were deeply applied in the lives of Wilberforce and his friends two centuries ago, had a profound impact on this nation and far beyond. May he raise up another generation whose love for Jesus and passionate integrity bring much good to others and glory to God today!" -- Vaughan Roberts, Rector of St Ebbe's, Oxford