The Annual Hook Lecture: Dr. Naomi Jacobs, "Just Belonging"
Dr. Naomi Lawson Jacobs is this year's speaker for the annual Hook Lecture! The title is: "Just Belonging: Disability, Justice and Churches." Naomi Lawson...
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Participation in AASR 10th Biennial Conference in Botswana
Today’s post is by two of our CRPL postgraduates, Gloria Adichie and Emmanuel Erhijodo. Both recently attended the AASR conference in Gaborone, Botswana. Between 28th...
New Publication! The Bible and Violence on Theology & Religion Online
We celebrate the online publication (and imminent print publication) of The Bible and Violence (Bloomsbury, 2026). The two volumes contain 100+ chapters and are co-edited by...
Remembering Rev. Dr Christopher Senyonjo
We are saddened to learn of the passing of Rev. Dr Christopher Senyonjo. Senyonjo dedicated his life to pastoral ministry, service, and social justice. His...
Religious Literacy and Social Justice: A CRPL Event
What is ‘religious literacy’? Why does religious literacy matter in a supposedly increasingly secular country? And how does facilitating religious literacy in educational contexts speak...
CRPL Newsletter (May 2026)
Dear CRPL Members and Friends, As we head towards the end of the academic year, I hope that the marking period is treating you all...
Researcher of the Month (May 2026): Elizabeth Eastwood Dewing
Elizabeth Eastwood Dewing, MRes student and researcher at the CRPL, tells about her work... Tell us a little about your research journey. How did you...
Researcher of the Month, April 2026: Erin Clark
Tell us a little about your research journey. How did you get to where you are right now? I began casually researching the Church of...
New Article by Molly McKnight in Green Christian Magazine
Congratulations to Molly McKnight, student in Philosophy, Religion and Ethics, on her new publication in Green Christian Magazine! Molly's article, 'Arboreal Wisdom for a Deeper,...
CRPL Newsletter, March 2026
Dear CRPL Members (and friends), It's time for the March 2026 newsletter, and we have several exciting events/news items to highlight! Researcher of the Month...