Sarum College hosts a wide variety of public events throughout the year, including conferences, lectures, Open Days, art exhibitions, concerts and book launches
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Wisdom: Christian Learning and Contemporary Challenges
International Symposium, 1 to 2 May
Speakers include Jeremy Begbie and David Ford of Cambridge University; Graham Howes, Duke University; Anthony Thiselton, Nottingham University; Frances Young, Birmingham University.
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2010 Niblett Memorial Lecture
Saturday 18 September 2010
Speaker tbc
2009 Niblett Memorial Lecture
Saturday 19 September 2009
Leadership: Is It A Calling?
Read a transcript of Tim Livesey's lecture
The speaker was Tim Livesey, Secretary for Public Affairs to Archbishop Rowan Williams and a former Downing Street information and policy officer during the Blair administration.
Sarum Theological Lectures are designed to make accessible to a wide audience the work of specialists in a variety of fields in the study of theology.
The College is open to the public from 9am to 5pm weekdays and Saturdays.
An exhibition by the Sarum Artists ended 4 January 2010. In addition to temporary exhibitions, the College has sculptures by Salisbury artist Steve Neville, and work by painters Gillian Bathe, Sue Finniss and Anna Simmons.
Sarum College participated in the Salisbury Art Trail 2009.
If you're coming to see an exhibition, why not stop for lunch? Send a booking enquiry (if you are booking for the same day, please contact us by 10am for our 1pm sitting, please).
These concerts, held in Sarum College’s beautiful Victorian chapel, have been a successful feature of Salisbury’s musical scene for many years.
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Sarum College's international symposium will consider the multifaceted role played by wisdom within Christian thought and practice and reflect on ways in which wisdom can inform the mission of the Christian churches today. Our purpose in organising such an event is to carefully discern how wisdom can help our churches to interrelate theology, spirituality and Christian practice.
The College is hosting a number of events to celebrate 150 years of theological education and 15 years since the founding of Sarum College as an ecumenical centre for Christian research and study.