The Church of England is in a state of flux as it struggles to adapt to changing demands and attitudes of both its clergy and its congregation. As the challenges of the ordination of woman, urban growth, multi-culturalism, homosexuality and possible disestablishment loom over larger, the future of the Anglican Church and its clergy is in question. Yet what do the men and women who are ordained for life really feel about their faith and their futures? This book offers an analysis of the dilemmas the Church of England faces, based upon interviews with clerics, including the Archbishops of Canterbury and York.