Robin Griffith-Jones
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Robin Griffith-Jones (born 1956) is a Church of England priest.
In 1999 he was appointed Master of the Temple in London, the title given to the senior clergyman of the Temple Church. Prior to this he was Chaplain of Lincoln College, Oxford from 1992-1999, and a Curate in Liverpool from 1989-92.
He is the author of The Four Witnesses, a book and TV docudrama.
He is the son of the late Mervyn Griffith-Jones QC, who was the prosecutor at the Lady Chatterley trial.
The official title of Reverend Robin Griffith-Jones is the "Reverent and Valiant Master of the Temple".
He has recently released "The Da Vinci Code" and the Secrets of the Temple, a book on the historical facts of The Da Vinci Code, debunking certain elements of the novel.
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