Anglican Religious Life: A well kept secret? Edited by Nicolas Stebbing CR

Anglican Religious Life: A well kept secret?

Author: Edited by Nicolas Stebbing CR
Add Your Review
€5.00 EUR €12.99 EUR 500

These essays portray the recovery of religious life within the Anglican tradition as a gift from God and also recognise that religious communities have entered a time of searching and revision.

  • Successful pre-order.Thanks for contacting us!
'Are there nuns and monks in the Anglican Church?' is a question still asked 160 years after the first Anglican religious since Reformation times made a profession of vows. But ever since the 1840's, religious men and women have made a rich and prayerful contribution to the Anglican tradition in pastoral work, teaching, nursing and reaching out to those whom society overlooks.  These essays portray the recovery of religious life within the Anglican tradition as a gift from God and also recognise that religious communities have entered a time of searching and revision.    About the Editor Nicholas Stebbing is a Zimbabwean - born member of the Community of Resurrection, Mirfield. His ministry is divided between retreat work, ecumenical contact and teaching in theological college.

'Are there nuns and monks in the Anglican Church?' is a question still asked 160 years after the first Anglican religious since Reformation times made a profession of vows. But ever since the 1840's, religious men and women have made a rich and prayerful contribution to the Anglican tradition in pastoral work, teaching, nursing and reaching out to those whom society overlooks. 

These essays portray the recovery of religious life within the Anglican tradition as a gift from God and also recognise that religious communities have entered a time of searching and revision. 

 

About the Editor

Nicholas Stebbing is a Zimbabwean - born member of the Community of Resurrection, Mirfield. His ministry is divided between retreat work, ecumenical contact and teaching in theological college.

'Are there nuns and monks in the Anglican Church?' is a question still asked 160 years after the first Anglican religious since Reformation times made a profession of vows. But ever since the 1840's, religious men and women have made a rich and prayerful contribution to the Anglican tradition in pastoral work, teaching, nursing and reaching out to those whom society overlooks. 

These essays portray the recovery of religious life within the Anglican tradition as a gift from God and also recognise that religious communities have entered a time of searching and revision. 

 

About the Editor

Nicholas Stebbing is a Zimbabwean - born member of the Community of Resurrection, Mirfield. His ministry is divided between retreat work, ecumenical contact and teaching in theological college.