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A bishop with a strategy for the evangelisation of their diocese! Yes indeed, the inimitable JC Ryle, first bishop of Liverpool. His ministry provokes many questions.

The winter edition of Crossway has just been published, leading with an article on the fears of conservative evangelicals as we enter the new year, and the only antidote to those fears.

The winter 2014 edition of Churchman is now published.

JC Ryle’s new book, Distinctive Principles for Anglican Evangelicals, is now out on general sale.

Ed: If you’re looking for a good book to spend your Christmas money on, look no further than today’s featured book review of Kevin DeYoung’s book, Taking God at His Word.

Article 18 of the Church of England’s 39 Articles must surely qualify as one of the most culturally unpopular of Anglicanism’s core beliefs. Even the title is enough to upset contemporary sensitivities: 'Of obtaining eternal Salvation only by the Name of Christ.'

As we celebrate today the 300th birthday of the great evangelical Anglican George Whitefield, Lee Gatiss looks at some of the opposition he faced, and puts it into its 18th century context.

“The Holy Spirit is absolutely essential.” Hardly the forgotten member of the Trinity, then, for the great preacher, CH Spurgeon, or the Puritans upon whom he leaned so heavily.