The Reverend Bonnie Evans-Hills received her MA in pastoral theology from Heythrop College, University of London. She has considerable experience in Muslim-Christian dialogue, focusing in particular on dialogue with Shia Islam following a three-year study in Qom, Iran. Evans-Hills participated in a theological exchange at al-Azhar University in Cairo for the Anglican Communion’s al-Azhar Dialogue. She is currently Diocesan Inter-Faith Adviser and a parish priest in the Diocese of St. Albans, England, and serves on the national Presence and Engagement Task Group mandated by General Synod to resource multi-faith parishes. Evans-Hills has also worked with the World Council of Churches in dialogue with scholars from Iran and presented her guidelines on «Gender and Inter-Religious Dialogue» at the WCC 2013 Assembly in Korea.Canon Michael Rusk is an Anglican priest in the Diocese of Leicester where he is Team Rector of the multi-faith parish of Oadby. Educated at the universities of Cambridge and of Durham with degrees in classics and theology, he now brings his theological expertise and practical experience of inter-religious dialogue to the advocacy of Muslim-Christian dialogue.

• Contents: Muslims in Britain: An overview of recent Church of England Engagement – International and Local influences – The Lambeth conferences: 1988 and 1998 – Archbishop Rowan Williams 2003-2012 – Responding to Islamist Extremism – Anglicans and the Shia Tradition – Listen to her Roar! Engaging with Muslim Women – Speaking the Unspeakable - Is it possible to be Muslim and Gay.

"This book is a great resource in bringing together practical, political, pastoral, and theological aspects of Anglican responses to Islam in a way that, as far as I am aware, is unparalleled. " (The Right Reverend Michael Ipgrave, Bishop of Woolwich, Church of England) "This is a timely publication that presents a review of some dimensions of Anglican engagement with Muslims. It raises important challenges that have been encountered and above all appeals for greater understanding, looking forward with hope for the collaborations that can be built. Anyone interested in engaging in a serious inter-faith encounter should be aware of the issues raised here." (Dilwar Hussain, Visiting Fellow in Contemporary Islam, Centre for Society, Religion and Belief, University of Derby; Research Associate, Centre of Islamic Studies, University of Cambridge; Chair, New Horizons in British Islam)

The Reverend Bonnie Evans-Hills received her MA in pastoral theology from Heythrop College, University of London. She has considerable experience in Muslim-Christian dialogue, focusing in particular on dialogue with Shia Islam following a three-year study in Qom, Iran. Evans-Hills participated in a theological exchange at al-Azhar University in Cairo for the Anglican Communion’s al-Azhar Dialogue. She is currently Diocesan Inter-Faith Adviser and a parish priest in the Diocese of St. Albans, England, and serves on the national Presence and Engagement Task Group mandated by General Synod to resource multi-faith parishes. Evans-Hills has also worked with the World Council of Churches in dialogue with scholars from Iran and presented her guidelines on «Gender and Inter-Religious Dialogue» at the WCC 2013 Assembly in Korea.Canon Michael Rusk is an Anglican priest in the Diocese of Leicester where he is Team Rector of the multi-faith parish of Oadby. Educated at the universities of Cambridge and of Durham with degrees in classics and theology, he now brings his theological expertise and practical experience of inter-religious dialogue to the advocacy of Muslim-Christian dialogue.

• Contents: Muslims in Britain: An overview of recent Church of England Engagement – International and Local influences – The Lambeth conferences: 1988 and 1998 – Archbishop Rowan Williams 2003-2012 – Responding to Islamist Extremism – Anglicans and the Shia Tradition – Listen to her Roar! Engaging with Muslim Women – Speaking the Unspeakable - Is it possible to be Muslim and Gay.

"This book is a great resource in bringing together practical, political, pastoral, and theological aspects of Anglican responses to Islam in a way that, as far as I am aware, is unparalleled. " (The Right Reverend Michael Ipgrave, Bishop of Woolwich, Church of England) "This is a timely publication that presents a review of some dimensions of Anglican engagement with Muslims. It raises important challenges that have been encountered and above all appeals for greater understanding, looking forward with hope for the collaborations that can be built. Anyone interested in engaging in a serious inter-faith encounter should be aware of the issues raised here." (Dilwar Hussain, Visiting Fellow in Contemporary Islam, Centre for Society, Religion and Belief, University of Derby; Research Associate, Centre of Islamic Studies, University of Cambridge; Chair, New Horizons in British Islam)

The Reverend Bonnie Evans-Hills received her MA in pastoral theology from Heythrop College, University of London. She has considerable experience in Muslim-Christian dialogue, focusing in particular on dialogue with Shia Islam following a three-year study in Qom, Iran. Evans-Hills participated in a theological exchange at al-Azhar University in Cairo for the Anglican Communion’s al-Azhar Dialogue. She is currently Diocesan Inter-Faith Adviser and a parish priest in the Diocese of St. Albans, England, and serves on the national Presence and Engagement Task Group mandated by General Synod to resource multi-faith parishes. Evans-Hills has also worked with the World Council of Churches in dialogue with scholars from Iran and presented her guidelines on «Gender and Inter-Religious Dialogue» at the WCC 2013 Assembly in Korea.Canon Michael Rusk is an Anglican priest in the Diocese of Leicester where he is Team Rector of the multi-faith parish of Oadby. Educated at the universities of Cambridge and of Durham with degrees in classics and theology, he now brings his theological expertise and practical experience of inter-religious dialogue to the advocacy of Muslim-Christian dialogue.

• Contents: Muslims in Britain: An overview of recent Church of England Engagement – International and Local influences – The Lambeth conferences: 1988 and 1998 – Archbishop Rowan Williams 2003-2012 – Responding to Islamist Extremism – Anglicans and the Shia Tradition – Listen to her Roar! Engaging with Muslim Women – Speaking the Unspeakable - Is it possible to be Muslim and Gay.

"This book is a great resource in bringing together practical, political, pastoral, and theological aspects of Anglican responses to Islam in a way that, as far as I am aware, is unparalleled. " (The Right Reverend Michael Ipgrave, Bishop of Woolwich, Church of England) "This is a timely publication that presents a review of some dimensions of Anglican engagement with Muslims. It raises important challenges that have been encountered and above all appeals for greater understanding, looking forward with hope for the collaborations that can be built. Anyone interested in engaging in a serious inter-faith encounter should be aware of the issues raised here." (Dilwar Hussain, Visiting Fellow in Contemporary Islam, Centre for Society, Religion and Belief, University of Derby; Research Associate, Centre of Islamic Studies, University of Cambridge; Chair, New Horizons in British Islam)