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The book offers a powerful examination of the Church of England, highlighting its role as a significant social, spiritual, and financial force within the framework of the British Empire. It critiques how the Church both influenced and profited from imperialism, exploring the complex interplay between religion and colonial power. Through this lens, it challenges readers to reconsider the Church's legacy and its impact on contemporary society.

A book of consolation and compassion, offering encouragement and hope from the Psalms – from an author who understands such things better than many.

Exploring the future of the Church in a post-pandemic world, Martyn Percy challenges the institution to shift its focus from self-preservation to embodying the teachings of Christ. He critiques the preoccupation with size and influence, urging a return to the core mission of living authentically as the body of Christ. The book serves as a thought-provoking guide for revitalizing faith and community in a time of change.

The book critically examines the current state of the Church of England and the Anglican Communion, highlighting its struggles with issues like sexuality, gender, and authority. It explores how these debates have left the church feeling anxious and vulnerable, contrasting its former confidence. Through a constructive lens, it assesses the cultural and theological forces at play, aiming to provide insights into the challenges facing Anglicanism today and offering a pathway for its future direction.

The book delves into the intersection of Christianity and contemporary culture, building on Andrew Walker's legacy. It features insights from renowned scholars who explore themes such as house churches, charismatic renewal, and the evolving landscape of faith. Additionally, it addresses broader topics like Pentecostalism, the Alpha course, and post-Evangelicalism, offering predictions on future trends in these areas.

Seeking to dynamically alter the way that theologians, ecclesiologists, students and ministers look at the relationship between church and society, this book takes religion, politics and society as basic categories and explores how oft-overlooked issues are in fact highly significant for the shaping of theological and ecclesiological horizons.

Focusing on composition, formation, and vocation, Martyn Percy challenges traditional perspectives on the church. He emphasizes the importance of seemingly minor elements in influencing theological and ecclesiological understanding. By examining these categories, the book aims to transform how theologians, students, and ministers perceive the church's role and significance in contemporary society.

Darkness Yielding is an imaginative and engaging collection of ready-to-use liturgies, prayers and reflections for the richest seasons of the Christian year - Advent and Christmas, Holy Week and Easter, for all looking for fresh and striking ways of expressing what the birth, death and resurrection of Jesus mean for human life.

Martyn Percy emphasizes the necessity of practical theological engagement for churches to navigate their identity and relevance in contemporary culture. He argues that understanding their current situation is crucial for churches to thrive and connect meaningfully with modern society. By addressing the challenges they face, Percy advocates for a revitalized approach to theology that can empower churches to engage effectively with the world around them.