Sarum College is an ecumenical study and research centre with an international reputation for excellence in theological education and spiritual reflection.
Applications for any of Sarum’s four MA programmes are now being accepted.
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Sarum College Bookshop is Salisbury's most established independent Christian and theological bookshop.
The Sarum College Library has an outstanding academic theological collection of more than 40,000 books covering all denominations.
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Duty Manager Posts at Sarum College
Sarum College currently has two vacancies for Full Time Duty Manager and Duty Manager (0.8 post 6 month maternity cover) Read more
Book of the Month: May 2013
Archbishop Justin Welby: The Road to Canterbury, by Andrew Atherstone (2013) Who is Justin Welby and what sort of Archbishop will he be? This little book offers a readable account of his life thus far. It is not really a … Read more
Money For Old Curtains: Student Fundraiser Brings £1420
Soft furnishings from the 1970s offer Sarum more than nostalgia. Two years ago Ness Whiffin, a student on the Southern Theological Training and Education Scheme (STETS) approached Sarum College Principal Keith Lamdin to ask whether their group might have the … Read more
Ministry Bursary Awards Open to Applicants
Ecclesiastical has once again opened its annual Ministry Bursary Awards for entries. The awards are open to: ‘all clergy in Anglican Christian faiths and aim to provide financial support to members of the clergy for sabbatical breaks and projects undertaken … Read more
Bookshop Bestsellers March 2013
Coming in to the Best Seller list this month is the new book on our Archbishop, ‘Justin Welby: the Road to Canterbury’. Sure to be further up the list next month! Remaining on the list and still proving very popular is ‘Finding your Leadership Style’ by Sarum College Principal Keith Lamdin. Read more
Book of the Month: April 2013
The Helmsley Chronicles: a Diary celebrating rural and church life… a remedy for the uncertainties of the modern world by David Wilbourne (2012). I was immediately attracted to the cover of this book; a painting of the stone houses, church … Read more
Launch of Ancient & Modern: Hymns and Songs for Refreshing Worship
Members of the editorial team, including Tim Ruffer from the Royal School of Church Music, will be talking about the major new edition of this well-loved hymn book on Friday 10 May, 12 noon to 1pm at Sarum College. Read more
Rowena Loverance to Open Art Lecture Series
The Immanent, Transcendent and Absent Visualising the Divine begins Thursday 11 April Rowena Loverance has written several books on the relationship between religion and the visual arts including Christian Art (British Museum Press, 2007) and The British Museum Christ (British Museum Press, 2004). She … Read more
Keith Lamdin on Leadership: Discontent, Vision and Courage
Leaders must be discontent with the status quo, have a vision for how it could be better and the courage to say so, according to Canon Keith Lamdin, who delivered an acclaimed talk at a recent Diocesan Conference for Headteachers … Read more
From The Stacks: New Series Uncovers Library Gems
An occasional series on the Sarum College Library reveals some of the lesser-known treasures in the 40,000-strong collection, especially in the areas of ecclesiastical and local history Sarum College has one of the largest theological libraries in southern England which … Read more
