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All the editors, writers, and contributors to the Fall 2011 issue of Anglican Theological Review are ECF Fellows.  The focus of the issue is "New Dimensions for Theology in the Episcopal Church."  The issue is edited by C.K. Robertson (1998), Stephanie Spellers (2008), and ATR editor-in-chief, Ellen K. Wondra (1985), and includes essays, drams, and book reviews written by ECF Fellows.

Two of the essays from the Fall 2011 issue are available for preview on the ATR website:

• Theology, Ministry, and Praxis:  A Forty-Year Retrospective, by Harold T. Lewis (1980)
• Walking Deliberately Into Difference:  A Theology of Enabling Interreligious Understanding, by Lucinda Mosher (1999)

In total, 32 ECF Fellows participated in the Fall 2011 issue of ATR -- you can see the full table of contents here.  ECF is privileged to partner with every one of our Fellows and proud to see their work feeatured in this way.  These editors and contributors exemplify how all ECF Fellows are leading the way on important isseus that will define the future of our church and the wider society.

We are also pleased and delighted to have partnered with ATR on this issue.  ECF Fellows often appear in the pages of ATR as individual contributors, but this is the first time they have come together in this way.  We are especially grateful to Jacqueline B. Winter, ATR's Managing Editor, to the Board of the ATR, and to the many generous organizations and indivuduals who made this volume possible.

To learn more and subscribe to ATR, you can visit their website here.  If you'd like to find out more about ECF's Fellowship Partners Program, click here.