Acknowledgements About the Contributors Preface Foreword Introduction Sanjee Perera Part One 1. A New Humanity in Christ Stephen Cottrell 2. Re-Stating the Centrality of a Gospel of Liberation: The Case for Black Theology Anthony G. Reddie 3. Listening Closely: The Emergence of a Gypsy Voice Steven Horne, Martin Burrell and Sue Butler 4. A Post-Pandemic Theology within the Church and with the Poor Mario I. Aguilar Part Two – The Tangled Narratives of Historical Impressionism 5. A Civilizing Church: Christian Mission and the European Scramble for Africa Harvey Kwiyani 6. A Cup of Cold Water: Global Mission and Culture Blindness Rachele Vernon O’Brien 7. Dialectics Across Empires: Echoes of Sixteenth Century Othering in Today’s North Atlantic Anglicanism Carla E. Roland Guzmán 8. Emigrants of the Empire: Fragmented Legacies that Pluck Up and Destroy Lauren Banks 9. From the Diocese of Victoria to the Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui: A historical survey of Anglicanism in Hong Kong (1841-2025) David Ho Young 10 Émigrés of Empire and Colonial Homophobia: The Racialized Logics of Exclusion from Past Laws to Present Legacies Audrey Quay 11. Ambiguities in Anglican Liturgy Phillip Tovey Part Three – The Pragmatics of Racial Justice Strategy in the Church of England 12. The Wicked Problem of Racism in the Church of England Sanjee Perera 13. Voices in the Wilderness: Racial Justice and the Structures of the Church of England in the Twenty-first Century Malcolm Brown 14. The Hare and the Tortoise: Diversifying Theological Education Keith Gruneberg and Mike Higton