Michael Driscoll

Eucharist and Ecumenism

Preaching & Worship

“Owen Cummings has an unusual and intriguing approach to reading history. Rather than the usual dry, academic approach we are so accustomed to, he relates history through the lens of his own experiences. Moving through the early church and the Middle Ages, he takes special note of the Anglican contribution, examining Richard Hooker, Lancelot Andrewes, and John Keble. His choice of unusual theologians offers new perspectives on an ancient topic. His broad perspective will hopefully contribute to a wider liturgical ecumenism.”