Professor Joshua Horden co-edits new book exploring role of the Church of England
Harris Manchester Official Fellow Professor Joshua Hordern has co-edited a new book that explores the Church of England’s unique place in society.
A Voice in the Wilderness presents a range of opinions on the Church’s continued public significance, with contributors ranging from politicians, historians and journalists to theologians and experienced clergy. In doing so, it invites readers to reconsider what it means for a church to be “established” in a modern, pluralistic society.
Professor Hordern, who is also Professor of Christian Ethics in the University of Oxford’s Faculty of Theology and Religion, co-edited the book alongside Graham Tomlin, a former Church of England bishop.
A Voice in the Wilderness will be published by scm press on 30 April and can be pre-ordered on its website.
