Bounty in bondage: the Anglican Church in Southern Africa: essays in honour of Edward King

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Title:	Bounty in bondage: the Anglican Church in Southern Africa: essays in honour of Edward King
Editors:	England, Frank Paterson, Torquil King, Edward
Year:	1989
Pages:	222
Language:	English
City of publisher:	Johannesburg
Publisher:	Ravan Press
ISBN:	0869753835
Geographic term:	Southern Africa
Subjects:	Anglican Church festschrifts (form)
About person:	Edward Laurie King (1920-1998)
Abstract:	In these essays in honour of Edward King, Dean of Cape Town, a group of scholars from various disciplines critically examine the life of the Anglican Church in southern Africa. Contents: 1. Foreword, by Archbishop Desmond Tutu - 2. Edward Laurie King: an appreciation, by Roy Barker - 3. Tracing southern African Anglicanism, by Frank England - 4. Anglicans and scripture in South Africa, by Jonathan Draper and Gerry West - 5. A liturgy for liberation, by Torquil Paterson - 6. Bishops: legacy from the past or hope for the future?, by John Suggit - 7. From paternalism to partnership? The Church of the Province of Southern Africa and mission 1848-1988, by Mandy Goedhals - 8. Confronting the crisis: Church-State relations, by Bob Clarke - 9. Becoming an African church, by Luke Pato - 10. On being Anglican: the pain and the privilege, by Mamphela Ramphele - 11. Anglicanism and the theological task: bounty in bondage, by John Cumpsty - 12. The purification of the motive, by Frank England and Torquil Paterson.