A History of Global Anglicanism

The book challenges the perception of Anglicanism as solely an English phenomenon by examining the influential roles of African, Asian, Oceanic, Caribbean, and Latin American churches, which now constitute the majority within the global communion. It highlights the impact of colonialism and neo-colonialism on Anglicanism's globalization while shifting focus away from traditional Western narratives. By investigating the deep historical roots of non-Western Anglicanism, the author emphasizes the diversity and adaptability that have allowed the faith to maintain cohesive yet varied identities worldwide.