Who We Are

Two Fishes Press was founded in 2005 to articulate a new understanding of the nature of Christ.

Shortly after we decided to call ourselves Two Fishes Press, and as the paint was still drying on our logo (above), a third century Christian mosaic of the two fishes was discovered at Megiddo, Israel (at right). We chose to see this discovery as a hopeful confirmation of our efforts to articulate a new attitude to Christ.

For us, the image of the two fishes represents a tension of two aspects of Christ; the known and the unknown, held together in a dynamic unity.

At Two Fishes Press, we see Christ's nature as surprising, vital and changing. Through our writing and that of our contributors, we work to understand and have a relationship with this dynamic Christ.

Earlier projects initiated by the editors have included The Mirror: a psychological quarterly; a discussion group, The Dialogue Group at Christ Church Deer Park, Toronto; a documentary video, Dry Bones: Christianity in Transition, and The Anglican Centre for Theological Dialogue and its accompanying journal, Ferment.