Evangelical Trends, 1959 to 2009
Professor of History, University of StirlingA leading historian of evangelicalism charts half a century of change and growing diversity.
Edition contents
Volume 26 Number 2 (2009)
The 25th anniversary issue, guest edited by Peter Williams
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.
Britain Today: How we came to be here and what we can do about it
Bishop of RochesterDescribes the state of the family, home made spiritualities and reductionist science, and sets out a vision for the church's service of the nation.
'Pragmatic, comfortable and unobtrusive': Can the Church of England ever learn to evangelise?
Minister of St Martin de Gouray, JerseyArgues the Church of England must evangelise or decline, names four inhibitors, and offers eleven missiological principles.
The Growth and Future of African Christianity: A Personal View
Archbishop of Canterbury, 1991 to 2002Traces Anglican development in five African countries and reflects on mission, legacy and a resilient church.
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