Stuart Murray Williams

has spent 12 years as an urban church planter in East London and has continued to be involved in church planting since then as a trainer, mentor, writer, strategist and consultant. He is chair of the Anabaptist Network (AnabaptistNetwork.com) and has a PhD in Anabaptist hermeneutics. His latest book is The Naked Anabaptist.

What can we learn from the Anabapist legacy, in our day? (montage: J Fowler)

Anabaptism: Re-monking the Church After Christendom

By Stuart Murray Williams on 04/27/2010

Growing numbers of Christians from various traditions have rediscovered Anabaptism and have found its insights inspiring and challenging. It has developed alternative models of mission, church, discipleship and spirituality and has much to offer…

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Stuart Murray Williams

Anabaptism: Re-monking the Church After Christendom

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