Author

Fletcher, Sheila (Sheila Margaret Lerpiniere), 1924-2001

Reviewer

Winslow, Donald (Donald James), 1911-2010

Material Type

Book Review

Journal

Anglican Theological Review

Date

1991 Spring

Volume

73

Issue

2

Page

220-222

Notes

Maude Royden was a member of the Church of England active in the first quarter of the twentieth century, one of the earliest feminist theologians who declared Jesus to be the "first feminist". As well as the leadership she gave to campaign for "women's full participation in the life of the church" including the right to ordination she was a pacifist and leader in the Fellowship of Reconciliation during World War I.

Subjects

Women in the Church of England - Book reviews

Women in the Church of England - History -Book reviews

Feminist theology - Church of England - History - Book reviews

Ordination of women - Church of England - History - Book reviews

Royden, Maude (Agnes Maude), 1876-1956 - Book reviews

Pacifism - Religious aspects - Church of England - Book reviews

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