Timothy F. Sedgwick
Biography
Timothy F. Sedgwick wrote Sacramental Ethics.
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A Man, A Woman, A Word of Love
Preaching & Worship
“Engaging Scripture and the liturgical seasons to trace the movement of love and desire, Joe Pagano and Amy Richter give us personal, theological reflections in the form of sermons to propel the imagination of preachers and nurture all in the journey into God. They know how to tell a story, play with an image, detail matters of faith, shape a prayer, and proclaim the presence of God. This is no collection of sermons, but a well-crafted apologia.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“Bravo! From Maurice to Temple to Rowan Williams and John Milbank, Phil Turner tells the history not told before of the theological and moral claims and questions that form the Anglican tradition of Christian social thought that reveal the promise and challenge to live and address what is needed in the crisis of failed states.”
History & Biography
“Richard Schmidt has done it again! For those seeking entry into the Christian tradition and those wanting sources for meditation, there is no better introduction to Christian spirituality than God Seekers. The breadth of voices and the balance between introduction and short selections ‘in their own words' are just right.”
Moving into the Ecumenical Future
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“Personal and readable, Crossin offers a map of the ecumenical journey that forms an ecumenical ethic and spirituality for the divided global world. This is a gift to ecumenists engaged in ecumenical dialogue, to those teaching and studying in seminaries, and, of course, to church leaders.”
Preaching & Worship
“A tour de force of biblical and patristic scholarship, Gordon Lathrop offers an original, fundamental liturgical and biblical theology that develops how the encounter of God is given in the worshipping assembly as a way of life the reaches ecumenically across churches, cultures, and mission fields. This is a must-read for scholars across theological disciplines and an enlivening, spiritual journey for all readers.”
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