Guarding the Holy Fire: The Evangelicalism of John R. W. Stott, J. I. Packer, and Alister McGrath Book

	Acknowledgments	7
	Introduction	9
Pt. 1	Church on fire with reforming zeal: England, 1330-1700
	John Wycliffe	17
	William Tyndale	20
	Reform under Henry VIII: Origins of the Church of England	22
	Thomas Cranmer	23
	Edward VI	29
	Queen Mary	33
	Elizabeth I	40
	Richard Hooker	47
	James I	56
	Charles I	61
	George Herbert	62
	Richard Baxter	65
	Oliver Cromwell	67
	Jeremy Taylor	69
	Charles II	74
	James II	77
	William and Mary	78
Pt. 2	Church on fire in revival: England, 1700-1800
	Eighteenth-century England	83
	The Church in the eighteenth century	85
	Oxford in the 1720s	88
	The Wesleys and Whitefield	88
	William Grimshaw	108
	Fletcher of Madeley	121
	John Newton	124
	Thomas Scott	129
	Charles Simeon	131
Pt. 3	Church on fire in the New World: North America, 1730-1900
	Early Christianity in the colonies	137
	Devereux Jarratt	137
	Joseph Pilmore	152
	John Henry Hobart	153
	Alexander Viets Griswold	156
	Church on fire again in Virginia	157
	Richard Channing Moore	157
	Virginia Theological Seminary (VTS)	157
	The Episcopal Church and other denominations	158
	Philander Chase	159
	James Milnor	159
	Golden age for Evangelical Episcopalians	160
	Charles McIlvaine	160
	Manton Eastburn	165
	Phillips Brooks	167
	The Episcopal Theological School	169
	Evangelical Episcopalian Christianity	170
	The Reformed Episcopal Church	173
	The end of old-style Evangelicalism	174
Pt. 4	Church on fire in nineteenth-century England
	The Clapham Sect	179
	Church Missionary Society	181
	Daniel Wilson	183
	The Bible Society	184
	The Earl of Shaftesbury	186
	The Oxford Movement: Evangelicalism under attack	189
	The Pearsall Smiths and holiness	195
	The Keswick Convention	196
	Bishop Ryle	196
Pt. 5	Church on fire in twentieth-century England
	Strong and united	205
	Max Warren	208
	John Stott	210
	Jim Packer	216
	Martyn Lloyd-Jones and Anglican Evangelicals	224
	Keele 1967	225
	Donald Coggan	228
	The Charismatic movement	229
	David Watson	235
	Nottingham 1977: What is an Evangelical?	237
	James Barr: Evangelicalism under attack again	240
	Another view from the same stable	244
	Are "Liberals" the enemy?	248
	Caister 1988 and the doctrine of the Church	251
	Archbishop Carey	252
	The ordination of women	256
	Reform	257
	The 1995 Anglican Evangelical Assembly	260
Pt. 6	Church on fire in twentieth-century America
	Sixty years without Evangelical Episcopalians	269
	The story of Trinity Episcopal School for Ministry	270
	ECUSA today	281
	White Horse Tavern today	284
	Mark Noll	286
	General Convention 1997	289
	PECUSA Inc	291
Pt. 7	Church on fire over sexuality
	Understanding the Bible today	297
	The Anglican Communion on fire	303
	Lambeth 1998	308
	Bishop Spong	308
Pt. 8	Gospel people for the twenty-first century?
	What Anglican Evangelicals have achieved	325
	Anglican Evangelicalism's strengths ...	329
	... and weaknesses	332
	Gospel people for a new millennium	334
	Anglican Evangelicals, the gospel and justification	338
	Christ transforming culture	346
	Notes	351
	Bibliography	354
	Index	358