ANGLICAN from Chilton Books

London: SPCK, 2010.. 1st edition. "Andrew Shanks challenges all who are tempted to erect boundaries around their faith. Far more important than dogma and metaphysics, he argues, is the need to be open to all, and to engage with people who hold views at odds with our own. He shows how a commitment to this ideal can create fresh… Read more about this item

London: T.Jones, 1859.. The following Letters, relating principally to Anglican Orders, originally appeared in the 'Weekly Register', but have been revised and enlarged. Pp.xvi/245 /4(publisher's catalogue), owner's details to front free endpaper, small bookseller's label (Austin & Oates, Bristol) to inside front board, pages toned. Brown blind-stamped cloth, gilt title to spine dulled, sunning to spine with small tears… Read more about this item

Leominster: Gracewing, 2009.. The loss of the Anglican Mind, behind which is the loss of the Christian mind, has led to the dysfunctionalism and loss of identity which we see in modern Anglicanism throughout the Anglican Communion." Pp.xii/122, 9 black & white portrait plates. Paperback. VG.

London:SPCK,1994.. 2nd impression. "This fine work offers both evidence of and guidance for the renewal of the Anglican Communion. Its horizon is ecumenical and it offers a vision of the role which Anglicanism could again play in the renewal of the universal Church".(Lesslie Newbigin). Pp.170, owner's name and inkstamp to half-title and final page of index. Paperback. VG.

London: Longmans, Green and Co., 1938.. 1st edition. Contents include: I. The Historical Development of the Anglican System; II. The Antecedents and Growth of Modernism; III.Modernism and the Episcopate; IV. Ritualism and Prayer Book Reform; V. Reunion - The Free Churches and the East; VI. Canterbury and Rome; VII. The Church of England in its Relation to the Nation… Read more about this item

London: Church House Publishing, 2002.. For anyone concerned with how Christians of different allegiances, and their churches, relate to one another, how we should handle authority, and - above all - how, today, we can find the path to the unity for which Christ prayed". Pp.122. Paperback. VG.

Norwich: Canterbury Press, 1997.. Reprinted with amendments. "Our Anglican heritage has in large measure made us what we are and is a factor enabling us to become what we truly are in Christ through the Spirit." Pp.120, "withdrawn" inkstamp to front free endpaper and title page, otherwise clean and tight. Paperback. G+.

Guildford: Lutterworth Educational, 1981.. Explains to children the role of the Anglican church in the community, what it does and how it does it. Pp.60, black & white photos and diagrams throughout, some underlining and marks. Pbk. Good.

London: Mowbrays, 1977.. Rep. About Anglican Communion. Pp.447,owner's name to front free endpaper, slight toning to pages. Pbk, label to lower spine. G+.

London: Anglican Consultative Council, 1985.. Examines the growth of Anglicanism, Anglican international conferences and ecumenical affairs, including conversations with Roman Catholic, Orthodox, Lutheran and Reformed Churches." Pp. 238, owner's label to front free endpaper. Pbk. VG.

Perth: The Province of Western Australia of the Anglican Church of Australia, 1989.. 1st edition. The First 100 Years, 1829-1929. "..spans the history of the Anglican Church in Western Australia from its beginning inthe Swan River Colony to the formation of a Province of the Church of England in Australia in the State and the episcopate of our… Read more about this item

London: Mowbray, 1988.. 1st ed. Pp.8/112, slight toning to pages, owners details to title page. Pbk. VG.

Australia: Hogbin, 1981.. Revised and rep. "The purpose of this book is to give a general introduction to the heritage and teaching of the Anglican Church." Pp. 50, 23 b/w illustrations + 2 maps. P/b. VG.

London: SPCK, 1942.. 1st ed. A Presidential address at the Bradford Diocesan Conference, July 9th, 1941. Pp. 16. P/b. G+.

London: Affirming Catholicism, 2002.. 1st.ed. Contents Include: Anglicanism's Entangled Sense of Authority; From the Fathers to the Churches - Broad-Based Organizing and Inner-City Ministry; The Vocation of Presence and Anglicanism. Pp.129. P/b. VG.

London: Continuum, 2002.. 1st.ed. "Aims to help Anglicans all over the world to understand their own tradition and what it can offer them. A list of questions for discussion makes this an ideal book for study groups as well as for individual consideration." Pp.119. P/b. VG.

Oxford: SLG. 1987.. Discusses the identity of Ecclesia Anglicanna as a national church, a church of dispersed authority, and explains the significance of its Gallican principles". Pp 27. Pbk. VG.

London: Anglican Communion. 1997.. 1st ed. "Leaders of our churches meet in an atmosphere of Christian love, to pray together, to listen to each other, to celebrate the remarkable degree of unity already shared and to call the faithful to pray and work for that greater visible unity which Christ wills for His Church". Pp 38, some colour illustrations.… Read more about this item

Charlottetown: St. Peter Publications. 1998.. Intended to describe and to witness to the classical Anglican Way in its length, breadth, depth and height and as it exists across space and time and in and through the varieties of churchmanship, language and cultural context". Pp 111. P/b. Illustrated cover. VG.

Pennsylvania, USA: Morehouse Publishing, 1997.. The Official Report of the 10th Meeting of the Anglican Consultative Council. Includes the Virginia Report and the Dublin Report and an address by the Archbishop of Canterbury. Pp.11/360; owner's label to title page. Paperback. VG.