Rachel Muers

Dogmatic Ecclesiology

Theology

“This is an intellectual tour de force from one of our leading contemporary theologians and will undoubtedly be a lasting reference point for ecclesiology. Greggs develops a distinctively Protestant account of the church that is also thoroughly ecumenical in tone and approach--informed by deep and perceptive readings of Scripture and tradition, consistently focused on the core theological questions, and communicated with clarity and grace. His rigorous attention to what the church is, rather than what the church does, enables him to develop a hospitable ecclesiology that can speak across contexts and traditions.”

God in Sound and Silence

Theology

“How does music make theological meaning? Danielle Lynch listens carefully to specific musical works in their contexts, to theologies of music, and to theologies of popular culture, to develop a nuanced and perceptive account of theology in music—in which the listener has a central role. Her work in turn deserves attentive listening and creative responses from anyone interested in the relationships between theology, culture, and the arts.”

Radical Discipleship

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“This is an original, wise and inspiring book. McBride draws on her wide and deep theological learning, alongside her experiences of radical Christian practices of community, to present a realistic and challenging account of what discipleship might entail in a profoundly unequal and unjust society.”

World Christianity in Western Europe

Evangelism & Missions

“By placing the stories, identities and theologies of Christians from the Majority World in Europe at the centre of scholarly attention, this exciting interdisciplinary collection challenges, deepens and expands conversations about ‘world Christianity’, diasporic identity, and Christianity in Europe. Anyone seeking to reflect theologically on contemporary experiences of migration, transnationalism and intercultural encounter should engage with the material presented in this book.”