Journal of Anglican Studies.
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TextPublication details: UK : Cambridge University Press, 2017.LOC classification: - PER .J73 2017 V. 15
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No. 1
'Learning again and again to pray': anglican froms of daily prayer, 1979-2014/ Stephn Burns. --- pp. [9]-36.
'The basilica after the primitive christians': liturgy, architecture and anglican identity in the building of the fifty new churches/ Christopher Moody. --- pp. [35-57.]
A historical survey of the southern African liturgy: liturgical revision from 1908 to 2010/ Andrew-John Bethke. ---- pp. [58]-87.
Guns, Gore and God: Bishop Gore an d the first world war/ Peter Waddell. --- pp. [88]-107
From settlement to super-diversity: the anglican church and New Zealand's diversifying population/ Andrew Butcher. --- pp. [108]-129.
No. 2
Five marks of mission: history, theology, critique/ Jesse Zink. --- pp. [144]-166.
The christian hermeneutics of Cranmer's homilies/ Richard S. Briggs. --- pp. [167]-187.
An eco theological exploration of the thought of Arthur Peacocke/ Deborah Guess. -- pp. [188]-206.
'So very unequal to the place'? the legal apprenticeship of John Williams, Lord Keeper, c. 1605-1621/ Andrew D. Nicholls. --- pp. [207]-232.
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