The Shiloh Project is excited to announce the launch of our latest creative endeavour: the Bloody Bible podcast. Hosted by
This blog post is by the Reverend Sarah Pidgeon-Walton. Sarah is a former Crown Prosecutor, and is now Assistant Curate
Abusing God: Reading the Bible in the #MeToo Age is a collaborative network of experienced academic researchers, church practitioners, and
The latest volume in our Routledge Focus Series is out! It joins a string of carefully focused examinations of how
Today’s post is by Tasia Scrutton who is Associate Professor at the University of Leeds. Her research interests include philosophy
Today we’re profiling the research of NCLS, an organisation that conducts, facilitates, and promotes research on ‘Australian spirituality, church health,
George Zachariah is a lay theologian of the Mar Thoma Church. He has been working as a theological educator for
Today’s post is by David Tombs, who is lay Anglican theologian and the Howard Paterson Chair Professor of Theology and Public
Today’s post is written by Hannah Buckley, a third-year Theology and Religious Studies student at the University of Aberdeen. In
In case you didn't see our posters yesterday: please take a look! You might recognise some of our members and