The Anglican Communion at a Crossroads

The Anglican Communion at a Crossroads, Volume 1, provides a rigorous examination of the theological and social tensions currently shaping the global Anglican network. As debates regarding sexuality, gender, and ordination intensify within mainline and evangelical churches, this scholarly work analyzes the deep-seated conflicts facing the 85 million members of this worldwide community. Christopher Craig Brittain and Andrew McKinnon utilize empirical research and interviews with influential leaders to explore how globalization and new communication technologies impact church unity.

This volume serves as a vital resource for those studying Christian theology, ecclesiology, and the sociology of religion. By combining sociological and theological methodologies, the authors clarify the complex forces at play as bishops prepare for the Lambeth Conference. The Anglican Communion at a Crossroads, Volume 1, offers a nuanced portrait of Anglicanism in a transnational age, addressing critical themes of religious conflict and the evolving relationship between the Global North and World Christianity.