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ANVIL journal of theology and mission – archives

Links to all issues of ANVIL published by Church Mission Society and previous volumes dating back to 1984

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The future of church is not a new form but a new ‘imaginary’

What is the future of the church? Paul Bradbury argues we are being invited, by the Holy Spirit, to lay down our assumptions and prejudices.

ANVIL: journal of theology and mission | Faultlines in mission: reflections on race and colonialism

Volume 36 issue 3 explores the legacy of empire as we look towards a future in which racial justice and reconciliation are an achievable rea…

Colonialism, missions and the imagination: illustrations from Uganda | Angus Crichton [ANVIL vol 36 issue 3]

I begin with a confession. I am a white British author writing about European colonialism and Christian mission in Africa within an Anvil…

Fault lines and factions: a theo-political conundrum in the era of Black Lives Matter and New Black Religious Movements | Eleasah Phoenix Louis [ANVIL vol 36 issue 3]

Eleasah raises a number of pertinent questions about normative whiteness as the frame of theological reflection and missional development,…

Book reviews | ANVIL vol 36 issue 3

Book and media reviews from ANVIL vol 36 Issue 3 - titles from A.D.A France Williams, Sarah Shin and more.

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