Hervé Picton, A Short History of the Church of England. From the Reformation to the Present Day by Camille Bedeau

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Religion, privilèges et inégalités : vers un désétablissement de l’Église d’Angleterre ? by Hervé Picton

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Analiza Modlitwy Eucharystycznej G Kościoła Anglii by Dominik Bosak

“… The article is dedicated to the analysis of one of the contemporary eucharistic prayers of the Church of England. The author analyzes Eucharistic Prayer G, which is one of the main eucharistic prayers in the Church of England. …”
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Living out nonconformity: Restoration ministers and their diaries by Colin HARRIS

“…Secondly, it presents circumstances, relationships and personal qualities which helped these godly clergymen to continue ministering within the Church of England post 1662. Through their autobiographies and their diaries, this article analyses the personal narratives of Ralph Josselin of Earls Colne (Essex), Edmund Trench (Kent), and Oliver Heywood (Yorkshire).…”
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Disclosing the Spirit in Evangelical Leadership Discourse by Hadley Bennet

“…This article offers a theological reflection on the leadership discourse of four senior evangelical leaders in the Church of England. The justification for a discourse-led approach within the discipline of practical theology is that discourse is itself a socially informed practice. …”
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“Lived religion” in Henry's Reformation: the evidence from mass books by Aude DE MÉZERAC-ZANETTI

“…Henry VIII’s break with Rome and the emergence of the Royal Supremacy as an organizing principle and key element of theological fabric of the Church in England in the 1530s required adjustments to worship practices and thus affected the daily lives of the clergy and laity alike in ways that have never been fully elucidated. …”
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The World's Evangelical Alliance and the Spanish Civil War by F Hale

“…Generally speaking, Roman Catholics in the United Kingdom, alarmed at the violence which anticlerical mobs inflicted on religious personnel in parts of Spain and concerned about their denomination's loss of its privileged status, supported the insurgency of General Francisco Franco, leader of the ultimately victorious Nationalist forces. In the Church of England opinion was divided. In various Nonconformist circles, there was considerable support for Republican Spain. …”
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Dean Farrar’s “Divine Crusade” and Victoria’s “Little Wars” by Stéphanie Prévost

“…So doing, he became closely connected to the metropolitan political decision-making centre, London, and to the breeding ground for the future members of Church of England clergy. As a consequence, these numerous experiences, both as a churchman deeply involved in public relations and a pedagogue, naturally fuelled his beliefs. …”
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« Wolves in sheep’s clothing » : la rhétorique du combat chez Thomas Becon  by Christian Jérémie

“…He took an active part in the Frankfurt controversy that was to lay the foundations of the Church of England, on the other side of the Channel. Becon’s continental des(s)ert was to join the art of the preacher to a man’s steadfastness in his faith in the face of danger, making his the motto: ‘Vive memor lethi’ (‘Live mindful of death’).…”
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The Effect of the Film Thickness, Cooling Rate, and Solvent Evaporation on the Formation of <i>L</i>-Menthol Ring-Banded Spherulites by Tamás Kovács, Tamás Kovács, Márton Detrich, Ferenc Gazdag, Masaki Itatani, István Lagzi

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