A Report on Dr Timothy Shah’s OCRPL lecture on Religious Liberty

The roots of Religious liberty What is a secure basis for religious liberty? According to President Macron in France, following the terrorist murders, such liberty...

OXFORD CENTRE FOR RELIGION AND PUBLIC LIFE (OCRPL) PUBLIC LECTURE

TOPIC:  THE RESPONSE OF THE CHURCH TO PERSECUTION IN NIGERIA DELIVERED BY THE MOST REVD. DR. HENRY NDUKUBA (PRIMATE OF ALL NIGERIA CHURCH OF NIGERIA  (ANGLICAN COMMUNION)  ON...

The Church and the Child – A Theological Reflection

Much has been said about the “ecclesial deficit” among evangelical, bible believing Christians. Evangelical commitment to evangelism, to leading individuals including children to a...

Christian Ministry under Persecution – Most Rev Dr Benjamin Kwashi

Oxford Centre for Religion and Public Life Public Lecture given by zoom Friday July 29th at 12 noon GMT.

Heads of African Christian Institutions study Islam

More than seventy heads of university theology faculties, principals of theological colleges and directors of national Christian fellowships from twenty countries throughout sub-Saharan Africa met for the nineteenth...

Identity and Transformation: The Oxford Lectures

This post is old and archived in physical copy. Hence only pdf version is available Identity and Transformation: The Oxford Lectures of Vinay Samuel Transformation...

Why is Freedom of Religion rather ignored by Media and among...

by Canon Dr Chris Sugden. Presentation at Red Wednesday International Conference on Freedom of Religion in Public Space, Charles University, Prague, November 29. 2023 In a...

OCRPL’s First Online Annual Get Together

Over 100 faculty and students of the Oxford Centre for Religion and Public Life joined in their first online annual get together on Thursday...

Barnabas Aid – what has gone wrong and what you can...

Dear Barnabas supporter, This note summarises the shocking problems which have occurred at the Barnabas Group of charities since Colin Bloom took over in April....

‘Lost Boy of Sudan’: a rebel and now a Bishop

This is the story of Bishop Zechariah Manyok Biar, Suffragan Bishop of Wanglei in the Episcopal Church of Sudan
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