• List of Contributors


• Introduction


• Part I: Historiography


• 1: Bruce Kaye: 'Anglicanism' before the Reformation


• 2: Alec Ryrie: The Reformation in Anglicanism


• 3: Paul Avis: Anglican Conciliarism: the Lambeth Conference as an Instrument of Communion


• 4: Kevin Ward: Mission in the Anglican Communion


• 5: Andrew Atherstone: Identities and Parties


• 6: Mark D. Chapman: Varieties of Missionary Bishop


• Part II: The Methods and Styles of Anglicanism


• 7: Andrew McGowan: Anglicanism and the Fathers


• 8: Paul Avis: Prayer Book Use and Conformity


• 9: Jenny Gaffin: Anglican Wisdom


• 10: Anne Loades: Anglican Spirituality


• 11: Kenneth Stevenson: Anglican Aesthetics


• 12: Marion Grau: Considering Hermeneutics, Method, and Cultural Diversity in Anglican and Episcopal Contexts


• Part III: The Contextualization of Anglicanism


• 13: Robert Bruce Mullin: Anglicanism and the North American Revolutions


• 14: Stephen Pickard: 'Home Away From Home': Displacement, Identity, and Anglican Ecclesiology in Australasia


• 15: Marc Billimoria: Sri Lanka


• 16: Victor Reginald Atta-Baffoe: West Africa


• 17: Andrew C. Wheeler: 'God Has Come Amongst Us Slowly and We Didn't Realise It!' The Transformation of Anglican Missionary Heritage in Sudan


• 18: Philip L. Wickeri and Paul Kwong: Sheng Kung Hui: The Contextualization of Anglicanism in Hong Kong


• 19: Dan O'Connor: The Geography of Anglicanism


• Part IV: Anglican Identities


• 20: Grace Davie: Establishment


• 21: Miranda K. Hassett: Charismatic renewal


• 22: Alister E. McGrath: Anglicanism and Pan-Evangelicalism


• 23: Jenny Te Paa-Daniel: Indigenous Peoples: A Case Study on Being a Twenty-first Century Maori Anglican


• 24: Sathianathan Clarke: Ecumenism and Post-Anglicanism


• Part V: Crises and Controversies


• 25: Gerald O. West: The Bible


• 26: Thabo Makgoba: Politics


• 27: Paula D. Nesbitt: Doctrine


• 28: Kathryn Tanner: Gender


• 29: Andrew Goddard: Sexuality and Communion


• 30: Clare Amos and Michael Ipgrave: The challenge of other religions


• Part VI: The Practice of Anglican Life


• 31: Sarah Rowand Jones: Episcopé and Leadership


• 32: Charlotte Methuen: Ecumenism


• 33: Robin Gill: Congregational Life


• 34: Martyn Percy: Context, Character, and Challenges: The Shaping of Ordination Training


• 35: Cathy Ross: Mission


• 36: Phyllis Tickle: Prayer


• 37: Norman Doe: Canon Law


• Part VII: The Futures of Anglicanism


• 38: Michael Battle: Race, Spirituality, and Reconciliation


• 39: Susanna Snyder: Moving the Anglican Communion: Ethics and Ecclesiology in an Age of Migration


• 40: Micah Eun-Kya Kim: Biblical Hermeneutics in the Context of 'Post-Anglicanism': Beyond Pax Anglicana


• 41: Michael Nazir-Ali: Anglican Relations with Islam


• 42: Janet Trisk: Authority, Theology, and Power


• 43: Terry M. Brown: Anglican Way or Ways?


• 44: A. Katherine Grieb: Anglican Interpretations of Scripture: Can Scriptural Reasoning Provide a Way Forward?

Mark D. Chapman is Vice-Principal of Ripon College, Cuddesdon, Oxford, England and Reader in Modern Theology at the University of Oxford.
Sathianathan Clarke holds the Bishop Sundo Kim Chair for World Christianity and is Professor of Theology, Culture, and Mission at the Wesley Theological Seminary, Washington DC.
Martyn Percy is Dean of Christ Church, Oxford, England. He was previously Principal of Ripon College, Cuddesdon.

This volume offers an authoritative treatment of Anglican Studies. Featuring 44 chapters by leading scholars, themes include historiography, method, identity, controversy, practice, and the future of Anglicanism.