- Earle Noel, “Sound Flesh: The Body as Theological Instrument”
- David Palmer, “Are GAFCON (The Global Anglican Future Conference) and the GMC (The Global Methodist Church) on the Right Path?”
Earle Noel is a doctoral researcher exploring theological anthropology for social justice, at Queen’s. Born in Trinidad, shaped by study in England, and formed among Chinese, Nigerian, Ghanaian, and Kikuyu communities, he is grounded in Christ’s invitation and Paul’s ministry of reconciliation, turning toward Black Studies as a more radical approach to faith.
David Palmer is a Methodist Minister who has published many books on the New Testament, with the most recent being ‘Challenging New Testament Scholarship, The Texts In Full And In Detail’. David is also a former Honorary Research Fellow of Queen’s.
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