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Michael Moynagh (with Philip Harrold), Church for Every Context: An Introduction to Theology and Practice

By: Nurser, John | The Ecumenical Review, December 2012 | Article details

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Michael Moynagh (with Philip Harrold), Church for Every Context: An Introduction to Theology and Practice


Nurser, John, The Ecumenical Review


Michael Moynagh (with Philip Harrold), Church for Every Context: An Introduction to Theology and Practice, SCM Press, London (2012). Paperback (pp 490) 30 [pounds sterling].

Michael Moynagh, an Anglican minister from Belfast (currently based at Wycliffe College, Oxford), is an established figure in the "Fresh Expressions" movement in Britain. His role as its Research Director is witnessed by the comprehensive 28 pages of bibliography in this fat book. From an ecumenical point of view it is remarkable how so many of its items both relate to non-denominational projects and come from a wide variety of ecclesial backgrounds. These are mostly Protestant, but Archbishop Rowan Williams is prominent, and a few enthusiastic Roman Catholics. Moynagh's doctorate …

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