Inside our Fall 2024 Edition:
The issue begins with Hillary Raining’s article, “Oppression and Possession—Indigenous Wisdom and a Modern View of Episcopal Exorcism.”
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With our Fall 2024 edition, we bid farewell to Jason A. Fout, who concludes his tenure as Co-Editor in Chief with this issue. Over the past seven years, Jason has demonstrated exceptional dedication and leadership to the ATR.
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Announcing our 2024 Charles Hefling Student Essay Competition Winner: Maxine King!
Maxine King is a Ph.D. student in Theology, Ethics, and Politics at Princeton Theological Seminary. She holds an M.Div from @VTS_Seminary and her research is in systematic theology.
Christina Baker received a BA in Latin and Classical Studies from Tulane University, which has
occasionally been helpful as she homeschools her five children. Her writing has appeared in
Channel Magazine, Sunlight Press, Stonecrop Review, and Geez Magazine.
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Inside our Summer 2024 Edition:
Jenny Leith and Karen O'Donnell lead off this series of articles with "Complicating Conversations: English Anglican Perspectives on Abortion."
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Introducing our Guest Editor for the Summer 2024 Edition: Danielle Tumminio Hansen
This special issue of the ATR aims to spark a dialogue within Anglican circles regarding theologies of reproductive choice.
Dr. Tumminio Hansen serves on the Faculty at Candler School of Theology.
Inside Spring 2024: Cara Ellen Modisett is a priest serving at Trinity Episcopal Church in Staunton, Virginia, and a 2022 graduate of Virginia Theological Seminary. Her work has appeared in publications including Earth & Altar, Doxology, and Still: The Journal. #Theology#Poetry
Inside Spring 2024 Edition:
Mark C. Watney is an immigrant from South Africa who teaches English at Sterling College in Kansas. His writing has appeared in Acumen, Dappled Things, Saint Katherine Review, Presence, Cider Press Review, and elsewhere. #Anglican#Episcopal#Poetry
Spring 2024:
Kwok Pui-Lan, presently serving as Dean's Professor of Systematic Theology at Candler School of Theology, leads off the Spring Edition with a multifaceted engagement of post-colonial thought and thinkers with Anglican theological tradition.
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Inside the Spring 2024 Edition:
John Goldingay, onetime principal of St. John’s College, Nottingham, and Professor Emeritus of Old Testament at Fuller Theological Seminary, provides an exposition of the preaching of English Anglican theologian Austin Farrer.
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Inside the Spring 2024 Edition: we turn to a careful sifting and assessment of the role and influence of the Inter-Anglican Liturgical Consultation (IALC) on liturgical revision, by David Duce, professor at Oxford Brookes University, and Philip Tovey.
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Inside our Winter 2024 Edition: Lindon Stall, having retired from the Department of Languages and Literature at Nicholls State University (Thibodaux, LA), now lives in Baton Rouge with his wife Patricia. #Anglican#Episcopal#Theology#Poetry