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The June 9 edition of The Living Church is available online to registered subscribers. This edition launches an essay series on Christian marriage. Theologian Andrew Goddard evaluates Men and Women in Marriage, a report published in April by the Church of England’s Faith and Order Commission.

“Despite some weaknesses, the six-part, 50-paragraph document represents a valuable contribution which richly repays the careful study called for by the archbishops,” Professor Goddard writes. “The rapid campaign to sideline and silence it by opponents is an illuminating and worrying sign of where things may be headed in the Church of England.”

News
GTS Dean-Elect Stresses Growth

Features
Why Ignore Wisdom?
By Andrew Goddard

Unapologetic Stewardship
By Jeffrey Bullock

Camp Teen Accords
By G. Jeffrey MacDonald

Jesus Breaks the Dionysian Cycle
By G. Willcox Brown


Chicago Thrives
By Christopher Epting

Books
Being Church by John F. Alexander
Remixing the Church by Doug Gay
Reimagining Discipleship by Robert Cotton
Review by Andrew Petriprin

The Heart of a Pastor
by Sheryl A. Kujawa-Holbrook
Review by David Hart Nelson

The Complete Imitation of Christ by Thomas Kempis
Review by Calvin Lane

Cultures
Sestina for James, at his Baptism
By Samuel Keyes

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Cæli enarrant
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