New ANVIL journal: Thriving in mission
The latest issue looks at sustainability from the viewpoints of theology and mission
Editorial: Sustainability and mission
James Butler introduces an issue on thriving sustainably in mission in the face of demands for constant growth.
Amazing Grace – slow burn discipleship?
As we approach the hymn's 250th anniversary, how does John Newton's slow journey towards justice speak to us?
CMS Conversations Day 2022
The 10th gathering for Church Mission Society’s annual Conversations Day will focus on sustainability and lasting change in mission.
Book review: Losing Ground: Reading Ruth in the Pacific
This book will introduce you to other worlds...
Finding my place
“Isn’t Christianity the white man’s religion?” Rosie Hopley is on a quest to unearth a broader, wider and more global narrative.
Editorial: The gift of African diaspora churches in the UK
Harvey Kwiyani and Colin Smith introduce this issue of ANVIL journal of theology and mission.
Finding my place
Rosie Hopley shares why she’s joined the first cohort of students on the African Christian Diaspora route of the CMS MA course
Shame, reconciliation and the pioneer
Pioneers have a unique calling to encourage transformative reconciliation in the midst of shame. Catherine Matlock explores seven practices that can enable transformation.
Editorial: Mission and Shame
A hidden barrier to healing and redemption is coming into view, says Andrea Campanale as she introduces this issue of ANVIL on shame.
