Yes, Bishop J C Ryle has a new book.
Church Society has published a collection of Ryle's previously uncollected tracts entitled Distinctive Principles for Anglican Evangelicals. The tracts in this collection are written on subjects such as the Reformation, the doctrinal distinctives of Anglicanism (i.e the 39 Articles), the role of the laity in reforming the church, and baptism. The collection is edited by Lee Gatiss who also wrote the introduction.
‘Bishop Ryle is the only nineteenth century Anglican divine whose works are still in print and enjoyed by people all over the world. Some of his writings are scattered and hard to find, which makes this collection particularly valuable. Ryle speaks to our situation with a clarity that few have equalled, and his voice needs to be heard as much now as when these tracts were first produced.’ — Gerald Bray, Research Professor at Beeson Divinity School, Samford University and Editor of Churchman.
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