'In this insightful and refreshing review of Episcopal leadership and oversight, Malcolm Grundy does not allow himself to be distracted by the highly visible and divisive debates concerning the gender, sexual orientation and lifestyle of bishops.'

Rural Theology Review

In many ways this book is an account of already changing patterns of episcopal leadership, and one that I found ultimately encouraging. Not only bishops should read it, but clergy and lay people too, especially those who are keen to learn what makes episcopal Churches distinctive.

Church Times