To order by phone
- Monday to Friday
To order by phone
- Monday to Friday
0800 612 2186
Your basket is empty
Online Christian Shop
One stop for all your resourcesFREE UK Delivery
On all orders over £10Over 500,000 Customers
Serving every town/city in the UK!Buy Now Pay Later
Schools, Churches & More
If you're buying for a church, school or business, why not Buy Now Pay Later?
Find Out MoreThe influence of evangelicalism within Christian churches has never been stronger. Ian Randalls new study reveals the breadth and range of what has been described as the slumbering giant in the world of spirituality. Evangelicalism has its origins in the evangelical revival of the eighteenth century, although it has strong links with the Protestant Reformation of the sixteenth century and the English Puritan movement of the seventeenth century. In an ideal introduction for readers of every background to a vital tradition of spirituality not confined to one country or one denomination, Ian Randall describes its characteristic features and the major strands within the tradition, and shows how evangelical spirituality has changed and developed over time.
Ian Randall is Deputy Principal and Lecturer in Church History and Spirituality at Spurgeons College, London, and Senior Research Fellow at the International Baptist Theological Seminary (IBTS) in Prague, Czech Republic. He is the author of several books and many articles on evangelical history.
What a Friend We Have in Jesus: The Evangelical Tradition by Ian Randall was published by Darton Longman & Todd in June 2005 and is our 43088th best seller. The ISBN for What a Friend We Have in Jesus: The Evangelical Tradition is 9780232525335.
Author / Artist | Ian Randall |
Book Format | paperback |
Publisher | Darton Longman & Todd (June 2005) |
Weight | 293g |
Number of Pages | 144 |
Thickness | 19 mm |
Height | 216 mm |
Width | 135 mm |
ISBN | 9780232525335 |
ISBN-10 | 0232525331 |
Product Code | 103688 |
Page last updated | 19th April 2018 |