In Memory of Emeritus Professor Max Turner (1947-2026)
We are deeply saddened to announce that Professor Max Turner passed away on Saturday 15th August. Max was a New Testament scholar of the highest
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Professor Mark Cartledge reflects on his time at London School of Theology
Professor Mark Cartledge shares his reflections on his time as Principal at London School of Theology. From 1st September, Mark will take up the role
Update from Trustees: David Hilborn steps in as acting Principal
After a wonderful graduation service, where successful students were commissioned for so many exciting types of work and service, we are already looking forward to
A Graduation worth celebrating: Ukrainian Pastor Ben’s Reflections
TL;DR – I graduated. And that’s worth celebrating. At the end of June, my wife and I traveled to London for me to take part
New Release: Matthew Knell Concludes His Landmark Theological Series
In the third and final volume, Matthew Knell takes his readers through the crucial thinkers of the early modern and modern period. Tracing the new
Black Womanist Theologians
Womanist theology emerged from the voices of Black women who refused to be silenced within the church or the academy. Rooted in lived experience, it
Black Theologian Pioneers
A generation of Black theologians laid the foundations for a theology that speaks directly to oppression and hope. Their work emerged from the struggle for
African Theologians
Across the African continent, theologians have explored how faith takes root in African soil—where Christianity meets culture, community, and tradition. Their work challenges Western assumptions
Black British Theologians
In the UK, Black theology has taken root through the work of scholars and church leaders who have spoken out about identity, belonging, and justice
Pentecostal Public Theology
The Revd Professor Mark Cartledge has co-edited a new book Pentecostal Public Theology: Engaged Christianity and Transformed Society in Europe. Professor Cartledge is known for