ACCIDENTAL ANGLICAN THE PB

Many are longing for historical connectedness and for theology that is not tied to the whims of contemporary culture, but to apostolic-era understandings of Christian faith and practice.

They also yearn for rhythms and routines that build spiritual health. Still others are responding to a call to participate in worship rather than merely sitting back and looking at a stage. Liturgy offers all of this and more.

In this book Todd Hunter chronicles his journey from the Jesus People movement and leadership in the Vineyard to eventually becoming an Anglican Bishop. Along the way he explains why an evangelical Christian might be drawn to the liturgical way.

Curious about the meaning of liturgy? Come and discover what may be waiting for you there.

Witty and wise, this personal memoir traces the surprising journey of one man from non-traditional church into the heart of Anglicanism, where he is now a bishop.

Commendations

'Hail to you!... Accidental Anglican you may be, but it is real, rich Anglicanism that you perceive and pursue. May your ministry among us be gloriously blessed.'

- From the foreword by J. I. Packer

'Todd's story is a fascinating, moving, honest and often very funny account of what God can do with one of his servants committed to growing his kingdom today . . . very inspiring.'

- Sandy Millar, vicar, Tollington Park, and assistant bishop, London

'Todd Hunter's journey-unlike that of the 1980s 'evangelicals on the Canterbury Trail'--is a missional merging of Anglican resources and church-planting passion. Free of romanticized illusions, he offers a clear-eyed appreciation of the Anglican potential for mission after modernity.'

- David Neff, editor-in-chief, Christianity Today

'One part autobiography and one part apologia, this book provides an 'outsider's' perspective on the richness of authentic Anglicanism, and the treasures of this particular branch of the Christian church that have captured his heart.'

- The Right Reverend Chuck Murphy, chairman, The Anglican Mission

Pages: 160