Anglicanism, Missions and Empire

Rowan Strong, Emeritus Professor of Church History, Murdoch University, and Professor of Church History, Wollaston Theological College, University of Divinity, Australia, has published extensively on Anglicanism and the British Empire, including Victorian Christianity & Emigrant Voyages to British Colonies c.1840-c.1914 (2017).

• AbbreviationsIntroduction: Anglicanism in the Globalising Nineteenth Century1 Continuity and Change in Anglican Missionary Theology: Thomas Bray to the World Missionary Conference1 Bray and the Importance of Religious Knowledge2 Bray and the Transforming Religious Knowledge Paradigm3 An Enlightenment Mission4 Anglican Continuity – Educational Mission and the 1910 World Missionary Conference5 Anglican Discontinuity: Attitudes toward Tribal Peoples6 Liturgy Rather than Education and Reason2 Anglican Imperialism and the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts 1701–17143 Conservative Anglican Reformism: High Church Involvement in the East India Company’s Charter Renewal 1812–18131 Introduction2 High Church Engagement with India3 Initiating SPCK Involvement in the Charter Renewal Campaign4 SPCK Campaign Initiatives5 SPCK, India, and High Church Reformism4 A New Global Paradigm for Anglicanism: the Colonial Bishoprics Fund 1840–18415 Church and State in Western Australia 1827–18576 High-Church Slum Ministry in Glasgow 1845–18517 The Oxford Movement and the British Empire8 Bishop George Selwyn of New Zealand and the British Empire1 Selwyn and the Imperial Network2 Personal Connections3 Edward Coleridge and the Eton Connection4 Ecclesiastical Connections5 The Cross-Colonial Connection6 The Connection with W. E. Gladstone7 Colonial and Imperial Networks8 From the Colonial Periphery to the Imperial Centre9 High Church and Evangelical Anglicans in Colonial New Zealand10 The Scottish Episcopal Church and the Nineteenth-Century Expansion of Anglicanism1 Historiography2 Mission in Scotland3 Africa4 British and Local Peoples in the Episcopalian African Mission5 The Chanda Mission in India6 Conclusions11 Anglo-Catholic Missions in Nineteenth-Century India1 The Oxford Movement and Mission2 The Historiography of Anglo-Catholic Missions3 The 1869 Twelve Day Mission to London4 Fr Benson and the 1869 Mission to London5 Edward Pusey, Fr Benson, and SSJE Mission6 Fr Benson and the SSJE Missions to India7 Nilkanth/Nehemiah Goreh and the SSJE Mission8 The Indore Mission9 The Significance of the SSJE MissionsBibliographyIndex