Unity We Have and the Unity We Seek

Jeremy Morris is a British historian, Church of England priest and academic who specialises in church history. He is the author of numerous books including The Church in the Modern Age (I.B. Tauris, 2007) and A People's Church – A History of the Church of England (2022). In 2017, Morris was awarded The Lanfranc Award for Education and Scholarship by the Archbishop of Canterbury. Nicholas Sagovsky is Canon Theologian at Westminster Abbey and Visiting Professor in Theology and Public Life at Liverpool Hope University.

• Acknowledgements; Contributors; Introduction; Part One: Unity And Plurality: Reconceiving The Difficulties; 1. Urs Von Arx: Identity, Plurality, Unity - What's the Right Blend? Some Reflections from an Old Catholic Perspective; 2. Nicholas Sagovsky: Anglicans and Roman Catholics. A Joint Declaration of Agreement?; 3. David Carter: Methodists and the Ecumenical Task; 4. Peter McEnhill: The Reformed Tradition and the Ecumenical Task - 'A Vulnerable Catholicity'; 5. Jeremy Morris: The Unity We Seek. Prospects for the Local Church; 6. Keith Clements: The Future of Ecumenism in Europe; 7. Valentin Dedji: Between Christ and Caesar, the Politics of Mission and Ecumenism Encountering African Myths and Realities; Part Two: Prospects For Ecumenism; 8. Michael Root: Once More on the Unity We Seek, Testing Ecumenical Models; 9. Mary Tanner: The Goal of Visible Unity, Yet Again; 10. Jean-Marie Tillard: Ex Tenebris Lux, Ecumenism Enters a New Phase; 11. Christopher Hill: Route-planning the Future Ecumenical Journey; Conclusion; Appendix; Index