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Featured Courses & Events
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The Future of Implicit Religion
Professor Grace Davie's keynote address of the Implicit Religion conference is open to the public. The Future of Implicit Religion begins at 7.30pm on Friday 20 May, £7.50 on the door
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Contemplation and Photography
A weekend to explore the relationship between contemplation and photography with practical advice on how to use a camera and photography as part of the contemplative journey. Saturday 11 to Sunday 12 June
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Contemporary Christian Spirituality
A look at recent developments in spirituality, particularly in the light of writing on the 'spiritual revolution' within theology, sociology, psychology, philosophy and literary criticism. Monday 23 to Thursday 26 May
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Celtic Spirituality
Explore the key themes in Celtic and Anglo-Saxon spirituality including the Celtic insights into sacred space, nature, time, place, grace and eschatology. Monday 6 to Thursday 9 June
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Theology Quest and Questions
Summer Term: From Jesus to Paul
During this term we turn to Paul, the man and his epoch-making contribution to Christian belief and Christian history.
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God, Beauty and the Imagination
An introduction to theological aesthetics as illustrated by the central doctrines of the incarnation, the cross, the resurrection and the trinity. Monday 13 to Thursday 16 June
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Leadership and the Unconscious
An introduction to the unconscious processes with special reference to each person's understanding of organisational life and practice as leaders. Monday 6 to Thursday 9 June
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Worship, Art and Architecture
Investigate church buildings and their art in significant historical periods to examine the way each artefact reflects a complex context. Monday 23 to Thursday 26 May
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Contemplating the Divine: Art in the Medieval World
A look at how religious artworks functioned in the medieval period; how objects and ritual practice were used to elevate the mind; and how these approaches differ from the experience of artwork in the 21st century. Thursday 12 to Friday 13 May
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Open Learning for Theology, Ministry and Mission
This day conference will focus on the uses of open learning for theology, ministry and mission. It will look at pedagogical issues related to open learning in the context of theological education and training, addressing its challenges and exploring its possibilities. Friday 3 June
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A (Very) Public School Murder
Simon Parke's latest Abbot Peter murder mystery. Wednesday 18 May at 3pm, tickets £4 in advance or £5 on the door
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Murder in the Cloisters
Author Kate Charles on why crime novels with church backgrounds are so enduringly popular. Tuesday 5 July at 6.30pm, tickets £4 in advance or £5 on the door
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