Laing Lecture: Imitation in Early Christianity and Today
This year’s Laing Lecture is titled, ‘Imitation in Early Christianity and Today’ and will be delivered by Professor Cor Bennema Imitation ethics is a form
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London School of Theology to welcome Semester Abroad students from Regent University, Virginia, United States.
We are delighted to announce that London School of Theology will be welcoming undergraduate students (sophomore year) from Regent University, Virginia Beach, USA. A semester
A tribute to the Rt Revd Dr Karowei Dorgu
It is with great sadness that we acknowledge the news of the death of The Rt Revd Dr Karowei Dorgu, Bishop of Woolwich. Bishop Karowei
Can a person be inherently evil? | Dr Matt Knell
Dr Matthew Knell LST’s Dr Matt Knell, lecturer in Historical Theology and Church History, writes for Premier Christianity Magazine about the cases of serial killers
The real Peggy Joyce
For anyone at London School of Theology between the years 1995 and 2017 – staff, student or faculty – Peggy will be a familiar name.
‘I prayed for ravers in Mallorca to give their lives to Jesus – this is what happened’
When LST student and committee member Nathan Kosciecha travelled to Mallorca over the summer, it wasn’t for the sex, drugs and alcohol, but rather to
A declining interest in theological education? | Alistair McKitterick & Rebekah Carter
Alistair McKitterick, MA Practical Theology & Ministry Programme Leader & Rebekah Carter, Marketing & Communications Manager LST’s Alistair McKitterick and Rebekah Carter join Revelation TV’s
LST Introducing: Alistair McKitterick
This term, we’ve been joined by a number of new members of faculty. This includes the brilliant Alistair McKitterick, who joins us from Moorlands. Our
LST Involvement at the Coronation Prom
On Coronation Day (Saturday 6 May 2023), the Royal Albert Hall was filled with 5000 people for The Coronation Prom – a celebration of the
Friendship on the Frontline | Dr Chloe Lynch
Dr Chloe Lynch LST’s Dr Chloe Lynch, lecturer in Practical Theology, writes for the London Institute for Contemporary Christianity (LICC) about how Christians can follow