International Journal for the Study of the Christian Church

Issues in Sino-Christian theology

The role of successive popes in the process of unification of the Church in China

Finding theology in contemporary Chinese fiction

The World Council of Churches and churches in China: partnerships and diaconia

Metropolitan Kallistos Ware of Diokleia, between the Neo-patristic synthesis and the Russian Religious Renaissance: an example of the reception of the patristic tradition

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Summary report of the British Academy project on ‘Forced Migration, Religious Diplomacy and Human Security in the Eastern Orthodox World’

Metropolitan Kallistos of Diokleia as dogmatic theologian

A history of Christian pilgrimage

More Catholic than Rome; more reformed than Geneva: Joseph P. Cassidy and possibilities for renewal in the Church of England

Divine Perfection and Human Potentiality: The Trinitarian Anthropology of Hilary of Poitiers

Iuxta dominicam viventes: the meaning of Sunday Mass for Christians in Indonesia

Biblical mothers as images of the Church

The Roman Catholic Church of Norway and migration challenges

Church as Safe Haven: Christian Governance in China

The Christology of St Anthony of Padua: content and method

Ecumenism as civilisational dialogue: Eastern Orthodox anti-ecumenism and Eastern Orthodox ecumenism. A creative or sterile antinomy?

Metropolitan Kallistos of Diokleia as historian of the Eastern Orthodox Church

Ecclesiology and ethnography – issues and dilemmas in a conversation

Andrew Chandler, Anglicanism, Methodism and Ecumenism: A History of The Queen’s and Handsworth Colleges

Η μαρτυρία της Ορθoδοξίας στη Δύση: Σύναξις Ευχαριστίας προς τιμή του Мητροπολίτη Διοκλείας Κάλλιστου Ware [Translation of book title: the witness of orthodoxy in the west: a conference of thanksgiving in honour of Kallistos Ware, Metropolitan of Diokleia]

Catholic missions in China: failure to form native clergy

Chinese Christianity in international perspective: some remarks on ecclesiology and fundamental concepts engaging East and West