Edition contents
In this edition. Each entry below names the writer, their stated role at the time of publication, and a short description of the piece. Full texts are held in the printed journal.
A case for apologetics that is personal and whole life rather than merely argumentative, taking the surrounding culture seriously without softening the message.
Reflections from years spent with the Church Mission Society in Sudan on what a suffering church can teach Christians elsewhere about growth and endurance.
Asks what remains distinctive about Anglican worship when freedom of form and spontaneity are prized, and draws on the Michael Vasey Memorial Lecture.
Weighs the case against disestablishment and traces a strand of twentieth century Anglican evangelical thought that wanted to keep church and state linked.
A review essay on a series of volumes about the Sudanese church.
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