Hope the Archbishop
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Author: Rob Marshall
Format: Hardback
Number of Pages: 256
This biography explores Archbishop David Hope's career from St Stephen's House in Oxford, through All saints, Margaret Street in London, through the dioceses of Wakefield, London and York. Many see Hope as the unofficial leader of the Anglo-Catholic tradition within the Church and is widely admired and criticised for his resolute opposition to the ordination of women. Marshall's "insider's" view portrays Hope as a tough Yorkshireman with clear and controversial opinions but also a strong sense of humour. Hope's prophetic vision for Christians in Britain is also revealed.
Author: Rob Marshall
Format: Hardback
Number of Pages: 256
This biography explores Archbishop David Hope's career from St Stephen's House in Oxford, through All saints, Margaret Street in London, through the dioceses of Wakefield, London and York. Many see Hope as the unofficial leader of the Anglo-Catholic tradition within the Church and is widely admired and criticised for his resolute opposition to the ordination of women. Marshall's "insider's" view portrays Hope as a tough Yorkshireman with clear and controversial opinions but also a strong sense of humour. Hope's prophetic vision for Christians in Britain is also revealed.
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NB: This is a secondhand book in very good condition. See our FAQs for more information. Please note that the jacket image is indicative only. A description of our secondhand books is not always available. Please contact us if you have a question about this title.
Author: Rob Marshall
Format: Hardback
Number of Pages: 256
This biography explores Archbishop David Hope's career from St Stephen's House in Oxford, through All saints, Margaret Street in London, through the dioceses of Wakefield, London and York. Many see Hope as the unofficial leader of the Anglo-Catholic tradition within the Church and is widely admired and criticised for his resolute opposition to the ordination of women. Marshall's "insider's" view portrays Hope as a tough Yorkshireman with clear and controversial opinions but also a strong sense of humour. Hope's prophetic vision for Christians in Britain is also revealed.
Author: Rob Marshall
Format: Hardback
Number of Pages: 256
This biography explores Archbishop David Hope's career from St Stephen's House in Oxford, through All saints, Margaret Street in London, through the dioceses of Wakefield, London and York. Many see Hope as the unofficial leader of the Anglo-Catholic tradition within the Church and is widely admired and criticised for his resolute opposition to the ordination of women. Marshall's "insider's" view portrays Hope as a tough Yorkshireman with clear and controversial opinions but also a strong sense of humour. Hope's prophetic vision for Christians in Britain is also revealed.
Hope the Archbishop