Cranmer Hall publishes a journal, Theology and Ministry, and the latest issue is out today! It is an annual publication, peer reviewed, and open access.

This issue contains excellent articles on Bonhoeffer’s preaching, what British evangelicals actually believe, forgiveness, and more besides. There is also a review article and a couple of book reviews, on topics as diverse and important as teaching the Old Testament, African American readings of Paul, and church growth in the North East. The full contents is copied below.

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Volume 7 (2021)

Editorial
Nicholas J. Moore and Samuel Tranter

ARTICLES

Homiletics in the Classroom and the Pulpit: Engaging Bonhoeffer’s Sermons with his Teaching on Homiletics
James Halstead

Aldersgate Today? The Validity of Religious Experience in a Postmodern Age
D. J. Pratt Morris-Chapman

The Ordinary Theology of British Evangelicals: The Bebbington Quadrilateral and Beyond
Greg Smith

Being Good Neighbours: Placing Methodist Manses for Ministry
Michael Hirst

Preventing Abusive Theology: Safeguarding Survivors and Perpetrators of Child Sexual Abuse When Theologizing with Forgiveness
Jennifer Loop

Forgiveness is Not the Answer: A Christian response to wrongdoing in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict
Owen D. May

REVIEW ARTICLE

An Appreciation of William Brown’s Handbook to Old Testament Exegesis and the Pedagogical Challenge of Teaching the Old Testament
Richard S. Briggs

REVIEWS

Lisa M. Bowens, African American Readings of Paul: Reception, Resistance and Transformation
Philip Plyming

Jason Byassee, Northern Lights: Resurrecting Church in the North of England
Will Foulger