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Fulcrum Pilgrimage 2008

November 21, 2007 by Fulcrum

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Goddard to Goddard: Andrew to Giles, 13 November

November 26, 2013November 13, 2007 by Andrew Goddard

Andrew Goddard 12th Nov 2007 Dear Giles, Thanks for your letter and sorry my decision to focus on the pressing Communion issues in mid-Sept was ‘perplexing’ and left you ‘not absolutely sure how it fits into our correspondence’. It is interesting that discussing these political issues seems so fruitless. If I’m totally honest I have … Continue Reading

The Episcopal Church and the Anglican Communion: An Appraisal at a Time of Waiting

January 9, 2014November 13, 2007 by Guest Author

by Christopher Seitz In his lectures delivered at Wycliffe College, Toronto, last month, Ephraim Radner has given an historical account of conciliarism and has described how Anglicanism developed over time a set of Instruments intending to maintain unity of faith in the light of missionary expansion and the emergence of nations in the New World … Continue Reading

Goddard 2 Goddard: Giles to Andrew 3 November 2007

November 25, 2013November 5, 2007 by Giles Goddard

Giles Goddard "Goddard 2 Goddard" contents page Comment on and discuss this letter on the Fulcrum Forum 03 November 2007 Dear Andrew Thanks for yours dated 16th September. I was pleased to receive it and glad that our correspondence has re-opened, especially in view of the other developments in your, Lis and the children’s lives … Continue Reading

Book Review: Scot McKnight, A Community Called Atonement

November 24, 2013November 5, 2007 by Andrew Goddard

Review of Scot McKnight, A Community Called Atonement (Abingdon Press, 2007). £9.99 by Andrew Goddard There can be little doubt that the cross and the doctrine of the atonement are close to the heart of evangelical identity. Sadly, as most recently evident in Pierced for our Transgressions and reactions to it, this means they can … Continue Reading

The Doctrine of Salvation among African Christians

November 26, 2013October 31, 2007 by Guest Author

The Doctrine of Salvation among African Christians by Chigor Chike 1 Introduction This article which is taken form my book African Christianity in Britain will be devoted to how salvation is understood in African Christianity. The first task will be to describe how salvation is understood on the African continent. This will be followed and … Continue Reading

New Orleans September 2007

November 25, 2013October 22, 2007 by Fulcrum

Half Empty? Half Full? Too Little? Too Late? by Andrew Goddard part 2 (click here for part 1) II.B – Alternative Provision and External Interventions Episcopal Visitors The HoB here affirms a plan from the Presiding Bishop (still not published in full and so difficult to evaluate) ‘to appoint Episcopal visitors for dioceses that request … Continue Reading

The Anglican Communion after New Orleans and the Joint Standing Committee Report

January 9, 2014October 19, 2007 by Andrew Goddard

As many predicted, some hopefully and some fearfully, the Joint Standing Committee (JSC) have given a positive assessment of the response of the The Episcopal Church’s (TEC) House of Bishops to the Primates’ Questions from Dar Es Salaam. In particular, in relation to the two key requests concerning TEC’s response to The Windsor Report (TWR), … Continue Reading

Wycliffe Hall, Oxford. Letter to the Church of England Newspaper, 28th September 2007

November 24, 2013September 30, 2007 by Guest Author

Wycliffe Hall, Oxford Letter to the Church of England Newspaper 28 September 2007 from Dr Eeva John, the Revd Geoff Maughan, and the Revd Dr David Wenham republished with permission Recent revelations concerning the removal of Dr Elaine Storkey and of the Revd Dr Andrew Goddard and the Revd Lis Goddard from their posts at … Continue Reading

Half Empty? Half Full? Too Little? Too Late?

November 25, 2013September 29, 2007 by Andrew Goddard

An analysis of the Response to the Primates by TEC HoB

Andrew Goddard

Andrew Goddard served on the Leadership Team of Fulcrum from its launch in 2003 until 2020. He currently teaches Christian ethics at Westminster Theological Centre and Ridley Hall, Cambridge and is Assistant Minister at St James the Less, Pimlico where his wife, Lis, is Vicar. He has previously taught at Wycliffe Hall, Oxford and Trinity College, Bristol and been an Adjunct Professor at Fuller Theological Seminary, Pasadena, California. He has served for a number of years on the Church of England Evangelical Council (CEEC) and was on the Co-Ordinating Group of the Living in Love and Faith project. He is author of a number of books, including Rowan Williams: His Legacy (Lion, 2013) and co-editor with Andrew Atherstone of Good Disagreeement? Grace and Truth in a Divided Church (Lion, 2015).