1. Fresh Trends in Theology in the Episcopal Church in the 21st Century
A ceep panel discussion

2. Panelists:
Zachary Guiliano, Gates Scholar and PhD Candidate, Cambridge University Charles Henery, Ph.D., Former Professor of Church History, Nashotah House Lucinda Mosher, Th.D., Faculty Associate in Interfaith Studies & Director of the Multifaith Chaplaincy Program, Hartford Seminary Michael Rusk, Team Rector, St. Peter’s & St. Paul’s, Oadby, Diocese of Leicester Charles Stang, Associate Professor of Early Christian Thought, Harvard Divinity School Benjamin Thomas, Th.D., Dean and Rector, Christ Episcopal Cathedral, Salina, KS C. K. Robertson, Ph.D., Canon to the Presiding Bishop and Distinguished Visiting Professor, General Theological Seminary

3. How has the nature of Episcopal/Anglican theology shifted in the past few decades?

4. The word "Anglican" has come to mean different things for different people: how would you define Anglicanism today?

5. What is the place of Holy Scripture in our theological deliberations today?

6. How have interfaith discussions in recent years impacted on our theological understandings?

7. Questions from ceep participants

8. what can endowed institutions do to further substantive theological study?

9. Studies in Episcopal & Anglican theology
Phil Groves, Partnership: A Missiological Ecclesiology for the Anglican Communion Zachary Guiliano and Charles M. Stang, The Open Body: Essays in Anglican Ecclesiology Zachary Guiliano and Cameron Partridge, Preaching and the Theological Imagination Charles Henery, Yankee Bishops: Apostles in the New Republic, Lucinda Mosher, Toward our Mutual Flourishing: The Episcopal Church, Interreligious Relations, and Theologies of Religious Manyness Frederick Quinn, Welcoming the Interfaith Future: Religious Pluralism in a Global Age Michael Rusk and Bonnie Evans-Hills, Engaging Islam from a Christian Perspective Benjamin Thomas, An Anglican Hermeneutic of the Transfiguration

10. For more on panelists’ books…
Go to and click on “Episcopal & Anglican Theology” or check with Peter Lang Publishing Plus, look for ads in Anglican Theological Review and The Living Church