Published in association with the Inclusive Evangelicals network, a growing network of evangelicals who work for the full inclusion of LGBT+ people and their relationships in the life of the church, this insightful and timely book presents a fresh perspective on evangelical life, faith, and understanding within the Church of England. Reflecting on the work of the network, Evangelical and Inclusive sets today's debates within the broader story of evangelical history and identity. It explores fresh approaches to the understanding and interpreting of the scriptures, offers pastoral, doctrinal and theological reflections, and includes moving personal and community stories of faith journeying towards inclusion. Insightful and timely, the book offers a forward-looking exploration of the identity and core convictions of this diverse, creative and dynamic tradition. It is an essential read for those seeking fresh perspectives on evangelical life, faith, and understanding within the challenges of today's church.
