Being a Christian in the North East
Tutor, Cranmer Hall, DurhamDescribes the diversity of Christian life in the North East and how the region shapes worship and mission.
Edition contents
Volume 23 Number 3 (2006)
Christianity in the North East
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.
Charismatic Christianity and the appeal of Celtic Pneumatology
Field Chair, Theology and Religious Studies, University of GloucestershireExplores why Celtic spirituality has become a resource for charismatics, drawing on Bede and the northern saints.
Myths of Celtic Christianity
Deputy Warden, Cranmer Hall, DurhamAsks what can and cannot be learned from the historical church of the Celtic peoples, and why the myths persist.
Thomas Cranmer's Theology of the Heart
Research Fellow, Humboldt University, BerlinTraces Cranmer's evangelical convictions and his confidence in Scripture to turn and tell the gospel to human hearts.
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