Anthologies and Compilations

Cranmer in Context

By Peter Newman Brooks

An anthology of and introduction to the life and writings of Thomas Cranmer, Archbishop of Canterbury, Tudor martyr and creator of The Book of Common Prayer.

Death

By John Prickett (editor)

A useful resource for teachers to discuss the approaches of the major world religions to death and dying.

Series: Living Faiths

Echoes of the Word

By Leander E. Keck

A selection of writings on scripture, faith and the nature of Christian scholarship, by one of America's foremost New Testament scholars and theologians.

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Encounter with Spurgeon

By Helmut Thielicke

The German theologian introduces the 19th-century preacher C.H. Spurgeon, with a collection of the latter's most important lectures and sermons.

Series: Thielicke Library

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For Services Rendered:

An Anthology in Thanksgiving for the Book of Common Prayer

By Norman Taylor

A unique anthology of writings from English literature about the Book of Common Prayer, interspersed with essays on the history and culture of the Prayer Book.

From Text to Performance:

Narrative and Performance Criticisms in Dialogue and Debate

By Kelly R. Iverson (editor)

Essays on the Gospels through the lens of performance criticism, emphasising their origins as oral narrative and the insights arising from this understanding.

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Gods and Arms:

On Religion and Armed Conflict

By Kjell-Åke Nordquist (editor)

Essays on the role of religion in promoting armed conflict, and how peacemaking may be helped by greater understanding of religiously motivated violence.

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The Great Invitation:

Zurich Sermons

By Emil Brunner

Sermons by the renowned Swiss theologian, combining persuasive spirituality with a profound understanding of the central doctrines of Christianity.

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The Great Tradition – A Great Labour:

Studies in Ancient-Future Faith

By D.H. Williams and Philip Harrold (editors)

Essays exploring the challenge for modern churches, especially in the Anglican tradition, of living authentically within the historic legacy of Christianity.

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The Heart of Faith:

Following Christ in the Church of England

By Andrew Atherstone (editor)

A thought provoking study exploring the nature of Anglican identity from the Middle Ages to the present through the lives of 16 influential men and women.

How the World Began:

Sermons on the Creation Story

By Helmut Thielicke

A wide-ranging and powerful collection of sermons on the theme of the Biblical story of Creation, from the pen of a leading 20th-century German theologian.

Series: Thielicke Library