John Gibaut

Did the Anglicans and Roman Catholics Agree on the Eucharist?

Theology

“This fascinating book by Colin Buchanan is both important and disturbing. In the end, it is a critical case study of one example of the reception of an agreed statement from a significant bilateral dialogue, ARCIC. Did the Anglicans and Roman Catholics agree on the Eucharist? is a challenge to the nature and purpose of all ecumenical dialogues, and to consensus ecumenism. From the perspective of the Anglican Communion and its theological ecumenical engagements, this book demands a careful reform and renewal of our processes of reception.”

Exploring a Heritage

History & Biography

“Exploring a Heritage is an ecclesiological instance of living the ancient maxim 'know thyself.' The insights from this study of Scandinavian Lutheran folk churches provide readers from other geographical and ecclesiological traditions a challenge and a point of comparison to engage in reflection on themselves as churches.”

Formation for Transformation

Church Leadership & Ministry

“As a theological educator who has served on ecumenical dialogues that have produced significant agreement, I have long suspected that the missing link between ecumenical theology and the life of the churches is theological education. Bruce Myers has conclusively exposed this missing link. This book on the role of theological education in the reception of ecumenical agreements takes its rightful place alongside other significant work on ecumenical reception.”