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What does it mean to be Black, Anglican and West Indian all at the same time? Does it require any cultural or emotional adjustments to become a full-fledged member of the worldwide Anglican communion? This book seeks to answer these questions in a number of ways from experiences and presentations throughout the Caribbean and North America. Caribbean Anglicanism is presented as a vibrant tapestry of enriching engagement. Kortright Davis has given his readers a comprehensive collection of stories and insights that portray some multicultural, inter-cultural, and pluralistic challenges encountered by people of color, whether at home or on foreign soils.…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
What does it mean to be Black, Anglican and West Indian all at the same time? Does it require any cultural or emotional adjustments to become a full-fledged member of the worldwide Anglican communion? This book seeks to answer these questions in a number of ways from experiences and presentations throughout the Caribbean and North America. Caribbean Anglicanism is presented as a vibrant tapestry of enriching engagement. Kortright Davis has given his readers a comprehensive collection of stories and insights that portray some multicultural, inter-cultural, and pluralistic challenges encountered by people of color, whether at home or on foreign soils.
Autorenporträt
Kortright Davis, an Anglican priest, was born in Antigua. He was one of the Archbishop of Canterbury's members on the Anglican-Roman Catholic International Commission II, and is Professor of Theology at Howard University School of Divinity.