The Global Anglican 134/4 Winter 2020

In the last issue of The Global Anglican in 2020, editor Peter Jensen writes about True Forgiveness, a much talked-about but little-understood subject of critical importance to the gospel.

There are two articles on the subject of baptism. First, from Peter Nyende, "Prepared to Believe: The Evangelism of Preschoolers and Infant Baptism in African Anglican Churches" and second from Lee Gatiss on "The Anglican Doctrine of Infant Baptism".

Stephen Noll considers the ecclesiology of an important figure in the Australian Anglican church in "Canonicity, Catholicity, Apostolicity: Archbishop Donald Robinson on the Church."

We also have two review articles in this issue. Colin Reed reviews Bishop Mwita Akiri's "Christianity in Central Tanzania: A Story of African Encounters and Initiatives in Ugogo and Ukaguru, 1876–1933"
from the perspective of one who spent many years working and teaching in Tanzania. And Mark Thompson critically reviews the Anglican Communion document "What Do Anglicans Believe?" published earlier this year. Mark's review can be downloaded here

As always there are several pages of book reviews on a wide range of subjects.

This issue includes the index for Volume 134 of The Global Anglican (formerly Churchman).

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