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Archbishop Justin Welby
Risk Taker and Reconciler
Book • 2013
In this biography, Andrew Atherstone provides an accessible account of Justin Welby’s journey to and tenure as Archbishop of Canterbury, portraying him as energetic and reform-minded.
The book recounts Welby’s background in industry and reconciliation work, and examines his approach to governance, ecumenism, and controversies within the Anglican Communion.
Atherstone emphasizes Welby’s willingness to take risks and his efforts at reconciliation across theological and national divides.
The work was produced quickly after Welby’s appointment and intended for readers seeking a concise portrait of his influence on the Church of England and the wider Anglican world.
It complements Atherstone’s later project on Sarah Mullally by showing contrasts in background and leadership style.
The book recounts Welby’s background in industry and reconciliation work, and examines his approach to governance, ecumenism, and controversies within the Anglican Communion.
Atherstone emphasizes Welby’s willingness to take risks and his efforts at reconciliation across theological and national divides.
The work was produced quickly after Welby’s appointment and intended for readers seeking a concise portrait of his influence on the Church of England and the wider Anglican world.
It complements Atherstone’s later project on Sarah Mullally by showing contrasts in background and leadership style.
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