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Considering the links between the crucifixion and sexual abuse
Was the stripping and exposure of Jesus a form of sexual abuse? If so, why does such a reading of Jesus’s suffering matter? In a Church Times article (1 April 2021) Dr Jayme Reaves, Director of Academic Development at Sarum … Read moreEaster Week Reflections: Reviews on books to read now
Find out more about what Sarum College Principal James Woodward has been reading over the Easter break, and why you might like to read these books too. Does Faith Help Us Age Well? A review of Finishing Well – A … Read moreSarum College receives prestigious grant to promote science-engaged theology
Sarum College will embark on a major programme to enhance teaching on ethics by exploring the interface of science and theology, thereby equipping those training for ministry to engage with science and new scientific developments as part of their future … Read moreMore News »
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Tom Wright on YouTube
Visit YouTube links for a lively discussion on key current issues of the Bible, modern culture and international politics with Professor Tom Wright, Dr Graham Kings and Dr Michael DeLashmutt… Read more
What Our Students Say
We think Sarum College’s Formation in Ministry is the best flexible training programme around. But don’t just take our word for it: hear our students talk about training with us. Each gives a different insight into their experience and pattern … Read more
Sacred Geometry: Beauty in Biblical Proportions
For those of you who missed this terrific article on the biblical proportions and visual perspectives of Salisbury Cathedral, it’s reprinted below, with Sophie Hacker’s Sacred Geometry course in mind. There are still a few places, contact Alison Ogden on aogden@sarum.ac.uk or … Read more
Human Identity: Theology, Vocation and Professional Practice
This morning will first cover pastoral listening and putting it into practice. Then we discuss personality and collaboration, asking how do we value and honour each other, and work well together in our churches and beyond. This Saturday teaching day offers the chance to learn alongside Sarum’s … Read more
Human Identity: Theology, Vocation and Professional Practice
During this course we will look at our own, and others’ identity, personality and vocation. We’ll consider how to be good listeners of other people’s and God’s stories, and through that encourage theological reflection on our own stories. This Saturday teaching day … Read more
Human Identity: Theology, Vocation and Professional Practice
During this course participants will be guided to understand their own, and others’, identity, personality and vocation. This is grounded in a theological understanding of human personhood in individual and corporate experience which recognises and honours difference. We will consider … Read more
Biblical Study Break: Digging into Isaiah 40-66
These courses offer a sustained study of a single biblical book or biblical topic led by emerging and eminent scholars who bring fresh perspectives to the study of scripture. For more information surrounding the Biblical Study Breaks in general, check … Read more
Words of Life and Death: Poetry and Culture in Crisis – Martin Glynn
By Dr Beth Dodd Dr Martin Glynn is a poet and criminologist, with over 35 years’ experience of working in criminal justice, public health and education. His numerous poetry books are now accompanied by a debut album, Article St (2019). … Read more
Paul Burden: Online services engage new worshippers
Reflections on church online by Paul Burden, 23 March 2020 This Mothering Sunday, 22 March 2020, was a dramatic change in the life of the church as physical worship together stopped due to the restrictions concerning Covid-19. Despite the circumstances, … Read more
Five Stars? Saving Our Souls on Social Media
The following is a transcript of a talk given by Gerry Lynch, Director of Communications for the Diocese of Salisbury, and strategic communications consultant to Sarum College, as part of the ‘Aspects of Spirituality’ series of talks at Wimborne Minster, … Read more
