Since its relaunch at the turn of the millennium, The Way has been produced in two different formats. Three of each year’s quarterly issues publish material submitted by writers directly, dealing with their interests and concerns, without any predetermined underlying theme. (Writing the foreword on those occasions thus becomes a challenge to trace some common threads through the variety!) By contrast one issue annually, the special issue, is made up of commissioned articles considering different aspects of a topic that the editorial board considers important—most recently, in October last year, the idea of a discerning Church. This issue of The Way is not one of the special issues, although you could be forgiven for thinking at first sight that it was. Many of the authors here are keen to explore the idea of what it means to think of the Spirit of God permeating creation, and what the implications of this are for Christian life and action in the world.
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