George Orwell: Closet Anglican? By David Goodhew George Orwell, a closet Anglican? Orwell was perhaps the greatest writer in English of the 20th century. To describe him as Anglican may seem a stretch. Orwell described himself as an atheis... Read More...
William Wordsworth: Christian, Anglican, and Anglo-Catholic By David Goodhew William Wordsworth is one of the greatest poets of the English language. Yet it remains little recognized how deep a debt he owed to his Christian faith. More than that, it was Anglicanism —... Read More...
Gathering the fruit, May 21: Roman Catholics ‘recognizing’ the Anglican patrimony What do Roman Catholics consider the "treasures" or "elements of sanctity" in the Anglican tradition?
Pentecostal/Anglican cooperation? New horizons in mission Could the Anglican Communion be a “broker” for global mission? Pentecostals from Burkina Faso to Hong Kong to Brazil (and, let’s be honest, also in North Atlantic nations) are waking up to the need for better training for pastors. Anglican theological colleges worldwide continue to be under-resourced. Discipleship and education for all believers is a real concern, and all face huge challenges in the societies where they live, work, and do mission.
Can anyone speak (it) theologically? Where are the theologians, in the wake of the Primates' meeting? Where is the theological speech about the schisms that continue to rend us asunder?
