Canal, River and Rapids: Contemporary Evangelicalism in the Church of England
Vicar of St Mary IslingtonMaps conservative, open and charismatic evangelicals through the image of watercourses, and asks how leaders might travel more than one.
Edition contents
Volume 20 Number 3 (2003)
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.
Our Mission in Britain I
Rector of St Ebbe's, OxfordDefines evangelical identity and argues that faithfulness to the gospel may mean reforming structures that hinder it.
Our Mission in Britain II
Principal of St John's College, NottinghamCommends an evangelicalism open to ecumenism, renewal, scholarship, lay and women's ministry and inter faith dialogue.
Our Mission in Britain III
Vicar of St Andrew's Church, Chorley WoodSets out an evangelical charismatic approach to mission that joins proclamation with a demonstration of God's power.
Our Mission in Britain: Summing Up
Licensed Lay Minister, Greyfriars Church, ReadingDraws together the addresses and notes the unity the speakers found in a shared focus on mission.
Dealing with conflict in the New Testament
Adult Education Adviser, Diocese of DurhamTreats conflict as a given in church life and describes ways the New Testament manages rather than avoids it.
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