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<p>List of Contributors vi</p> <p>Preface viii</p> <p>Un/Usual Suspects <i>Stephen Burns and Bryan Cones </i>x</p> <p>1 Evelyn Underhill (1875–1941) <i>Julie Gittoes </i>1</p> <p>2 William Temple (1881–1944) <i>Matthew Peter Cadwell </i>12</p> <p>3 T. C. Chao (1888–1979) <i>Chen Yongtao </i>22</p> <p>4 Sadhu Sundar Singh (1889–1929) <i>C.I. David Joy </i>34</p> <p>5 Dorothy L. Sayers (1893–1957) <i>Stephen Burns </i>44</p> <p>6 Austin Farrer (1904–1968) <i>Robert MacSwain </i>54</p> <p>7 Arthur Michael Ramsey (1904–1988) <i>Lizette Larson Miller </i>65</p> <p>8 Donald M. MacKinnon (1913–1994) <i>John C. McDowell </i>73</p> <p>9 Leon Morris (1914–2006) <i>Neil Bach </i>82</p> <p>10 K. H. Ting (1915–2014) <i>Philip Wickeri </i>91</p> <p>11 John A. T. Robinson (1919–1983) <i>Natalie K. Watson and Ian C. Browne </i>102</p> <p>12 John Macquarrie (1919–2007) <i>Ryan Kuratko </i>110</p> <p>13 John Stott (1921–2011) <i>Mark Meynell </i>119</p> <p>14 William Stringfellow (1928–1985) <i>James Walters </i>130</p> <p>15 Desmond Tutu (1931–) <i>Michael Battle </i>138</p> <p>16 John Pobee (1937–2020) <i>Titre Ande Georges </i>147</p> <p>17 Ann Loades (1938–) <i>Stephen Burns </i>157</p> <p>18 Kenneth Leech (1939–2015) <i>Stephen Burns </i>167</p> <p>19 Carter Heyward (1945– ) <i>Stephen Burns and Bryan Cones </i>175</p> <p>20 David W. Brown (1948–) <i>Christopher R. Brewer </i>185</p> <p>21 David F. Ford (1948–) <i>Ashley Cocksworth </i>195</p> <p>22 N. T. (Tom) Wright (1948–) <i>Sean Winter </i>206</p> <p>23 Esther Mombo (1957–) <i>Emmy Corey </i>217</p> <p>Afterword: God’s Gift in Every Voice <i>James Tengatenga </i>226</p> <p>Index 238</p>

<p><b>Stephen Burns</b> is Professor of Liturgical and Practical Theology at Pilgrim Theological College of the University of Divinity in Melbourne, Australia and International Research Consultant, The Queen's Foundation for Ecumenical Theological Education, Birmingham, UK. <p><b>Bryan Cones</b> is a presbyter in the Episcopal Church in Chicago, a former book editor at Liturgy Training Publications, and an honorary postdoctoral researcher at Pilgrim Theological College of the University of Divinity in Melbourne, Australia. <p><b>James Tengatenga</b> is Distinguished Professor of Global Anglicanism, University of the South, Sewanee, USA and former Bishop of Southern Malawi.

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