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World Wide Webb

Memoirs of a Life in the Universal Church

  • Hardback
  • 256 pages
  • Publisher: Canterbury Press
  • 13.5 x 21.6 x 2.6 cm

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For those interested in impactful church history

Sheds light on Christian transformation and justice

You will be inspired to engage with your faith deeply

Discover Pauline Webb's inspiring journey in the Universal Church.

In her modest, sensitive way, Pauline Webb has probably been the most influential British churchwoman in the post-war period, and certainly Methodism's most famous daughter. Challenged by early encounters with injustice in the developing world, she came to understand Christianity as a faith with the power to transform whole systems of oppression. Moreover, she believed that the ecumenical movement held the key to unlocking the 'power' of the Church, and has travelled with it throughout. Pauline Webb has set herself against writing a full-scale autobiography. But, aware that 'somebody else might get it wrong later', she has finally committed to writing these memoirs. As much as a 'history' of Pauline Webb, they are a history of the Church's efforts to cast off its Victorian straitjacket and to 'Make All Things New' in an era both of huge threat and huge opportunity.
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  • Title

    World Wide Webb

  • Author

    Pauline Webb

  • Book Format

    hardback

  • Publisher

    Canterbury Press

  • Published

    October 2006

  • Weight

    400g

  • Page Count

    256

  • Dimensions

    13.5 x 21.6 x 2.6 cm

  • ISBN

    9781853117565

  • ISBN-10

    1853117560

  • Eden Code

    122053

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