Revd Matt Allen || 23 April 2026 Recently, I met up with The Revd Canon Dr Liz Shercliff. Liz is based at Luther King House and also tutors for Emmanuel in homiletics. The reason for our meeting was to discuss her new book – May She Speak in the Name of the Father – in […]
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Gordano? Trowell? Derby?
Revd Matt Allen || 26 November 2025 It is a skill to be able to ask excellent questions. Whether in journalism, job interviews, dates, community gatherings, or quizzes. If it is a great question, then it will keep you thinking long after you have answered it. In my ongoing thinking about great questions, as second-year […]
Introducing Analytic Theology
The Revd Dr Phil Weston, Postgraduate Tutor at Emmanuel, talks about his new book and the new movement in theology that inspired it. The term ‘Analytic Theology’ is a new one, having entered the theological vocabulary in 2009, when Oxford University Press published a volume entitled Analytic Theology: New Essays in the Philosophy of Theology, edited […]
College Appoints New Honorary Professor
Emmanuel Theological College is delighted to announce that The Revd Dr Christopher Landau has been appointed Honorary Professor of Practice in Christian Spirituality from October 2024. Professor Landau currently serves as the Director of ReSource, an organisation whose calling is to enable little, local, and ordinary churches to engage with the Holy Spirit for renewal, […]
Going out of your way
Revd Matt Allen || 18 September 2024 Going for a Jolly It always feels like a special time of the year when we begin meeting in our teaching centres and start a new season of learning and formation. For me this past week has felt particularly momentous because I spent the weekend on the Isle […]
March of the Living
Revd Shemil Mathew, Vice Dean || 16 May 2024 I cannot believe we have come to yet another season of change, and goodbyes. Some of us are moving home, and beginning new ministry roles. This weekend, some of us will meet for the final time as ordinands. Last month I had the privilege of representing […]
