In an age when the meaning of faith, priesthood, and ecclesial identity is often blurred, Ven. David Chimezie Nwanekpe offers a robust and timely theological response. His landmark book, “Priesthood, Faith, and Society,” is a sweeping reflection on Anglican liturgy, vestments, clerical identity, sacred traditions, and the evolving role of the Church in today’s complex society.
Drawing from years of pastoral, academic, and cross-cultural ministry experience, Dr. Nwanekpe presents a deep exploration of Anglican theology—grounded in Scripture, enriched by tradition, and boldly relevant for the 21st century Church.
🔍 What This Book Offers:
- A detailed theology of Anglican liturgy and the sacramental worldview.
- The symbolism and historical legitimacy of clerical vestments like the cassock, surplice, cope, and preaching bands.
- Reflections on the sacred responsibilities of priests at funerals, baptisms, and Eucharistic celebrations.
- A call to recover the dignity of the priesthood in a secularizing world.
- Guidance on liturgical preparation, including altar setup, sacred vessels, and seasonal worship.
- An extensive liturgical glossary, ideal for clergy, seminarians, and altar guilds.
🕊️ Whether you are a seasoned priest, theology student, altar guild member, or Anglican inquirier, this book is a profound resource for rediscovering the theological and spiritual essence of the Anglican calling.
