Andrew Chandler is Director of the George Bell Institute and Reader in Modern History at the University of Chichester.

• Contents: Introduction: W.R. Ward and the study of modern religious history in Britain in the later 20th century. Part I The Realm of the Imagination: The making of the evangelical mind (2004); Mysticism and revival: Gerhard Tersteegen (1993); Art and science: or J.S. Bach as an expositor of the Bible (1990). Part II Piety and Practice: Establishments, Denominations and Movements: Power and piety: the origins of religious revival in the early 18th century (1980); The religion of the people and the problem of control (1971); Swedenborgianism: heresy, schism or religious protest? (1972); Established churches, free churches and religious communities in their contemporary social setting (1995). Part III Inheritances and Accommodations: Putting off the apocalypse: evangelical identity and the origins of overseas missions (2003); The legacy of John Wesley: the pastoral office in Britain and America (1973); Is martyrdom mandatory? The case of Gottfried Arnold (1993); The socialist commitment in Karl Barth (1978); Inheriting Dietrich Bonhoeffer (2001); British Methodism between clericalisation and secularisation, 1932-99 (2000). The historical writings of William Reginald Ward 1947-2012; Index.

Andrew Chandler is Director of the George Bell Institute and Reader in Modern History at the University of Chichester.

• Contents: Introduction: W.R. Ward and the study of modern religious history in Britain in the later 20th century. Part I The Realm of the Imagination: The making of the evangelical mind (2004); Mysticism and revival: Gerhard Tersteegen (1993); Art and science: or J.S. Bach as an expositor of the Bible (1990). Part II Piety and Practice: Establishments, Denominations and Movements: Power and piety: the origins of religious revival in the early 18th century (1980); The religion of the people and the problem of control (1971); Swedenborgianism: heresy, schism or religious protest? (1972); Established churches, free churches and religious communities in their contemporary social setting (1995). Part III Inheritances and Accommodations: Putting off the apocalypse: evangelical identity and the origins of overseas missions (2003); The legacy of John Wesley: the pastoral office in Britain and America (1973); Is martyrdom mandatory? The case of Gottfried Arnold (1993); The socialist commitment in Karl Barth (1978); Inheriting Dietrich Bonhoeffer (2001); British Methodism between clericalisation and secularisation, 1932-99 (2000). The historical writings of William Reginald Ward 1947-2012; Index.