Nicholas Taylor is Rector of St Aidan’s, Clarkston, Scottish Episcopal Church and a member of the Doctrine and Liturgy Committees of the Faith & Order Board, Scottish Episcopal Church. He has extensive experience of undergraduate and postgraduate theological education in African universities and is presently Research Fellow in Theology & Religion at the University of Zululand and Canon Theologian, Mutare Cathedral, Zimbabwe.

"This book is a brilliant example of the best scholarship offered at the service of the church. Anyone who wants to think deeply about their own theology of baptism, inspired by the Pauline texts, will find this an invaluable source of lucid and thoughtful insight. I highly recommend it."

• 1. Paul in Context2. Baptism in the Pauline Letters3. The Practice of Baptism in the Pauline Churches 4. Pauline Baptism and Contemporary Issues

Nicholas Taylor is Rector of St Aidan’s, Clarkston, Scottish Episcopal Church and a member of the Doctrine and Liturgy Committees of the Faith & Order Board, Scottish Episcopal Church. He has extensive experience of undergraduate and postgraduate theological education in African universities and is presently Research Fellow in Theology & Religion at the University of Zululand and Canon Theologian, Mutare Cathedral, Zimbabwe.

"This book is a brilliant example of the best scholarship offered at the service of the church. Anyone who wants to think deeply about their own theology of baptism, inspired by the Pauline texts, will find this an invaluable source of lucid and thoughtful insight. I highly recommend it."

• 1. Paul in Context2. Baptism in the Pauline Letters3. The Practice of Baptism in the Pauline Churches 4. Pauline Baptism and Contemporary Issues

Nicholas Taylor is Rector of St Aidan’s, Clarkston, Scottish Episcopal Church and a member of the Doctrine and Liturgy Committees of the Faith & Order Board, Scottish Episcopal Church. He has extensive experience of undergraduate and postgraduate theological education in African universities and is presently Research Fellow in Theology & Religion at the University of Zululand and Canon Theologian, Mutare Cathedral, Zimbabwe.

"This book is a brilliant example of the best scholarship offered at the service of the church. Anyone who wants to think deeply about their own theology of baptism, inspired by the Pauline texts, will find this an invaluable source of lucid and thoughtful insight. I highly recommend it."

• 1. Paul in Context2. Baptism in the Pauline Letters3. The Practice of Baptism in the Pauline Churches 4. Pauline Baptism and Contemporary Issues