Theology Live 2020

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Ruth Moriarty — Slow wisdom and the Baptist practice of discernment
Gale Richards — John Murton - An early pioneer of the empowerment or exploitation of women in Baptist ministry?
Linda Hopkins — Spaces for learning – reflections from a visual ethnographic study of young Baptists’ experiences of Communion
Sian Hancock — If you have ears to hear listen: the theological endeavour of listening to the voices of girls aged 7-14
Molly Boot — How did Margery Kempe (d. after 1438) understand her role in relation to wider medieval discourse on the ordination of women?: Or why Baptists should care about medieval studies, even though we weren’t around then.
Christine Joynes — Seeing the Scriptures: Interpreting Mark's Gospel through Art
Simon Woodman — “I have a vision” - Assessing the Impact of Martin Luther King Preaching on the Book of Revelation at Bloomsbury Central Baptist Church
Jeff Jacobson — What are ‘His laws’?: Exploring an ambiguous phrase in the Declaration of Principle
Israel Olofinjana — Reflections on African Diaspora Christianity and Missions: Towards African British Theology
Mark Ord — Leaving the Gathered Community: ecclesial practices and the dispersed church
Craig Gardiner — 11 O'Clock Tick Tock: Discipling Time
Andy Goodliff — Baptists and Homosexuality: A Brief History of the Debate since 1987
James Henley — 'Real Presence': Exploring the political significance of the Eucharist in conversation with Catholics and Baptists
Joshua Searle — Freedom, Compassion and Creativity: New Points of Departure for Public Theology in a Post-Christian Age
Anthony Reddie — African Religio-Cultural Expression as a Riposte to Mission Christianity: A Worked Example
Plenary: Anthony Reddie and Steve Holmes

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Theology Live 2020

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