A critical state-of-the-moment assessment of the Christian Church today, rooted in hope and the desire for equality and forward thinking
- A hopeful and generous scan of the horizon for the Church of England, collecting critical state-of-the-moment original chapters by some of the leading progressive writers in the Christian Church today
- Foreword by Rowan Williams
Afterword by Archbishop Kay Goldsworthy
A hopeful and generous scan of the horizon for the Church of England, collecting critical state-of-the-moment original chapters by some of the leading progressive writers in the Christian Church today. The contributors are: Mark Oakley (on a poetic and prophetic Church), Bishop Helen-Ann Hartley (on hopeful endurance), Simon Cuff (on Catholicity and wholeness), Rachel Mann (on cherishing trans lives), Luke Larner (on the Church and money), Bishop Anderson Jeremiah (on racial justice), Carl Turner (on ministry), Sharon Prentis (on collective wisdom), Alice Goodman (on being a parson in a mortal church), and 'Views from Without' by Bishop Sandra Fyfe, Gemma Simmonds and Winnie Varghese. The collection's editor, Charlie Baczyk-Bell, has written a chapter on the Gospel imperative of hospitality. Lord Rowan Williams has written the Foreword, and Archbishop Kay Goldsworthy has written the Afterword.
