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With contributions from Anglican scholars from across the worldwide Anglican Communion, this volume reimagines the Anglican Communion as a polycentric and multivocal community serving God's mission.

The Anglican Communion faces many challenges and opportunities as its primary demographic continues to shift to the Global South, and its English and Western cultural and ecclesiological hegemony is increasingly called into question. As a global family of churches, the Anglican Communion has to explore new relationships, power dynamics, and ecclesiological practices as it lives into a postcolonial, multivocal, and polycentric Communion. This hopeful anthology offers theological and ecclesiological analyses, critical reflections on matters of justice and Anglicanism's colonial legacy, as well as missional, and pastoral possibilities for a postcolonial Anglican Communion.



Reimagines the Anglican Communion as a polycentric and multivocal community serving God's mission from the perspective of international Anglican scholars.

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This is a very timely publication. As Anglican Communion structures are being debated, with proposals to make them less centered on the set of Canterbury and more reflective of the diverse nature of its member churches, these essays provide extensive theological commentary on and passionate advocacy of this trajectory. As with its widely read predecessor of 2001, Beyond Colonial Anglicanism, this volume will richly fulfil the editors hopes of catalyzing discussion that shapes "our common dream for an embodied, pluralistic, and freeing postcolonial Anglicanism". * Stephen Spencer, Director of Theology and Implementation, Canon of Musoma Cathedral, Mara, Tanzania; Honorary Fellow in the Department of Theology and Religion, Durham University, UK *

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Reimagines the Anglican Communion as a polycentric and multivocal community serving Gods mission from the perspective of international Anglican scholars.
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Kwok Pui-lan and Ian T. Douglas

Section I: Toward Postcolonial Ecclesiology and Theology
Chapter 1: Postcolonialism and the Anglican Communion
Kwok Pui-lan
Chapter 2: The Truth Shall Set You Free: Anglicanism Through a Hermeneutic of
Difference
Ian T. Douglas
Chapter 3: Shattering the Ceiling of Power: Reimagining Anglican Witness as
Withness
Esther Mombo and Godfrey Owino Adera
Chapter 4: Race and Sexuality in the Regions Beyond: Toward a Queer
Missiology
Patrick S. Cheng
Chapter 5: Voicing Postcolonial Anglican Theology
Robert S. Heaney

Section II: Horizons for Justice
Chapter 6: Its All about Climate: Change, Crisis, Justice
Julio E. Murray Thompson
Chapter 7: A Challenge to the Anglican Communion: Step Up and Prioritize the
Global Poor
John Hammock and Edmund Newell
Chapter 8: Exploring Human Sexuality in Postcolonial African Churches
Victor R. Atta-Baffoe
Chapter 9: Reimagining the Future of Women in Ministry: The Experience of
Malaysia
Judy Berinai
Chapter 10: The Spires and the Rafters: Exploring Haudenosaunee
Self-Determination as Indigenous Anglicans
Rosalyn Kantlahtant Elm
Chapter 11: Christian Unity and Witness: Stories from Pakistan to the United
States
Salmoon Bashir

Section III: Missional and Pastoral Possibilities
Chapter 12: Mission and Postcolonialism in the Anglican Communion
Jesse Zink
Chapter 13: Shaping Anglican Bible Study: Contextual Bible Study in the
Anglican Communion
Gerald O. West
Chapter 14: Liturgy as Mission and Mission as Liturgy
Luiz Carlos Teixeira Coelho
Chapter 15: Decolonizing White Supremacy: Confronting Colonial Anglican
Legacies
Sheryl A. Kujawa-Holbrook
Chapter 16: Redeeming Imperial Anglicanism: The Challenge for Theological
Education
Jenny Te Paa Daniel

Index
About the Contributors
Kwok Pui-lan is Distinguished Scholar at Episcopal Divinity School and a past president of the American Academy of Religion. Ian T. Douglas is retired Bishop Diocesan of the Episcopal Church in Connecticut and former Angus Dun Professor of Mission and World Christianity at Episcopal Divinity School.