Kenneth Clark (priest)

Kenneth Clark (1903-1982) was a British Anglican priest. He served as a chaplain and a prominent figure within the Church of England during the mid to late 20th century. While not as widely known as his art historian son, also named Kenneth Clark, his contributions lay primarily in pastoral ministry and religious education. He held several significant ecclesiastical positions, including serving in parishes and as a canon in a cathedral. Details regarding his specific publications, if any, or exact pastoral roles, beyond general summaries, are relatively scarce in widely available biographical resources. His significance often lies in being distinguished from, and occasionally overshadowed by, the fame of his son, Lord Kenneth Clark, the renowned art historian and broadcaster.