Contents [journal articles]

no. 1

In memory of James E. Griffiss: a personal reflection/ Barbara Leix Braver-- pp. 5-7

Baptismal living: steadfast covenant of hope/ Frederica Harris Thompsett-- pp. 9-18

On happiness/ Ellen T. Charry-- pp. 19-33

Incarnation, cross, and sacrifice: a feminist-inspired reappraisal/ Kathryn Tanner-- pp. 35-56

Participating persons: reciprocity and asymmetry/ Ellen K. Wondra-- pp. 57-73

The woman at the altar: cosmological disturbance or gender subversion/ Sarah Coakley-- pp. 75-93

And a little child shall teach them: lessons in Diakonia/ Vicki K. Black-- pp. 95-101

The promise and perils of liturgical change/ Ruth A. Meyers-- pp. 103-114

Reflection: women and the world/ Phoebe W. Griswold-- pp. 115-116

Gleanings

Readings at the intersection of culture and faith: unlikely theologians and the Coleridgean imagination/ Catherine M. Wallace-- pp. 189-202

Essential reading

The meaning of being human in a community of practice/ Sandra M. Levy-- pp. 203-208

no. 2

Baptism, eucharist, and the hospitality of Jesus: on the practice of "open communion"/ James Farwell-- pp. 215-238

Loving the creation, loving the Creator: Dorothy L. Sayers's theology of work/ William H. Harrison-- pp. 239-257

What is the unchanging principle: a discussion of the eucharistic Ordo in Anglicanism/ J. Barrington Bates-- pp. 259-272

Christian witness to contemporary culture regarding sex/ Ellen T. Charry-- pp. 273-292

Episcopalians, homosexuality, and the world mission/ Willis Jenkins-- pp. 293-316

Film and Fiction

Pondering the passion/ Philip A. Cunningham-- pp. 323-333

no. 3

The changeless, the changeable, and the changing: thoughts on the future Anglicanism(s)/ Grant Lemarquand-- pp. 401-422

Theological breadth, interconnection, tradition, and gender: Hidegard, Hadewijch, Julian today/ F. Gerald Downing-- pp. 423-450

Flowers, pictures, and crosses: criticisms of Priscilla Lydia Sellon's care of young girls/ Rene Kollar-- pp. 451-471

In praise of open communion: a rejoinder to James Farwell/ Kathryn Tanner-- pp. 473-485

Gleanings

Readings at the intersection of culture and faith: intuition, immunology, and the free market/ Catherine M. Wallace-- pp. 551-562

no. 4

Sermon: Beneath the cross of Jesus: finding the other/ Joseph H. Britton-- pp. 567-571

Reading scripture-- and rereading it/ L. William Countryman-- pp. 573-583

Dogma and freedom/ Robert D. Hughes, III-- pp. 585-590

Coming to terms: exploring the dynamics of our differences/ Flora A. Keshgegian-- pp. 591-602

Renewing confessional Anglicanism/ Eugene Y. Lowe, Jr.-- pp. 603-607

Can classical Anglican comprehensiveness be reconstructed/ Christopher R. Seitz-- pp. 609-622

The formation of Godly community: Old Testament hermeneutics in the presence of the other/ Carolyn J. Sharp-- pp. 623-636

After comprehensiveness/ George R. Sumner-- pp. 637-646

Last signal to the Carpathia/ Paul F.M. Zahl-- pp. 647-652

Sermon: Anonymous servanthood/ Judith H. Newman-- pp. 653-656