Research seminars

Research students, staff and honorary research fellows take part in Queen's research seminar programme. Recent papers include:

28 January 2019

• Christo Balraj, 'Post Conflict and Post Colonial Reading of the Bible: General Methods and Principles'
• Lesley Bentley, 'Short term mission within partnership: a contemporary expression of mission?'
• Revd Dr John Binns, 'The Ethiopian Orthodox Church – a traditional African theology'

30 November 2018

• Tom Walsh, 'Motives for Conversion; Preliminary analysis of the reasons given by South Asian Muslims living in the UK'
• Dr Peter Kevern, 'The Challenges of Dementia Care and the (Un)making of Meaning: Analysis of an online forum on carer spirituality' 
• Dr Grace Milton, 'Searching beyond the "myth" of Christian Conversion'

21 June 2018

• Evelyn Bhajan, 'Consensual Decision-Making as a Contextual and Conflict Transformational Approach for the Church of Pakistan'
• Ruth Midcalf, 'Towards a Model of Catechesis for 21^st Century Methodist Disciples'
• Dr Ian Jones, 'Preparation for the Christian Life: Anglican Confirmation Handbooks and Manuals from the 1940s' to 1980s
• Dr Martin Dudley, ‘"I Have No Wedding Garment": An Exercise in Orthodox Theology'

7 June 2018

• Dr Erik de Jongh, 'The Role of Spirituality in the Renewal of Society'

11 May 2018

• Jen Smith, 'A journey into disruptive inclusion: finding the hallmarks of a Hullian practical theology'
• Revd Canon Dr Nigel Rooms, 'Researching a Northern Gospel: A work-in-progress report'
• Professor Clive Marsh, 'How Secularity Works (and What Can Be Done About It): Critical reflections of the Role of Religion in Large Organisations'