
Dean of Studies, Academic Tutor @sthildcollege Author of Global Poverty: A Theological Guide. Tweets in personal capacity
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I have a chapter on Pope Francis and Tax Justice in this newly published collection of essays: cbcew.org.uk/render-unto-cae…
We can now offer student loans - so come and join us!!
Exciting news! We’re now #OfSRegistered. That means we meet the @officestudents requirements for course quality, academic standards, student support, student protection and more. For more information, see officeforstudents.org.uk/the…
Keep getting my mind blown on what AI can now do. Below is a link to a fake AI generated podcast which drew on a presentation I did at YTEP concerning non-written assessments and AI. Thanks to @cselvaratnam for tip:
notebooklm.google.com/.../14… @CommonAwards
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A judgment has now been made by the Employment Tribunal in the case brought by Dr Aaron Edwards against Cliff College, dismissing all the claims made by Dr Edwards. Read our full statement here: cliffcollege.ac.uk/news-even…
Oh my days, cannot believe @Christianitymag published a letter effectively denying climate change. The quote continues "...climate issue is actually anti-God". Unless there is an apology in the next issue I'll be cancelling my subscription. Climate change is too important 1/2
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Any @churchofengland @synod members out there yet to sign my PMM on working class vocations. Maybe this might encourage you.
Full chat here youtu.be/_TAFOGqi9ZU?si=DSoN…
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We are proud of our St Hild students, the Caleb Ordinands and Carol Rashid, featured in The Church Times this weekend in an article about pursuing ordination later in life.
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If you're interested in global Christian theology, you need this book! It contains stellar contributions from seasoned and emerging theologians, including yours truly and my good friend @HarveyKwiyani. Ask your library to get it.
Please come and work with me
Please share! We are delighted to be recruiting for a part-time role at St Hild – An Academic Tutor for Mirfield and Online. Recruitment information is here at sthild.org/jobs
Some spot on commentary here that we all need to take seriously
Usually a spectator and rarely invited to speak at @synod so i'll use my own platform here.
Sorry another minor @churchofengland rant!
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We are delighted to announce that the Rev Ruth Newton is to be the next Archdeacon of Carlisle.
It will mean a return to the county of her birth.
Please hold Ruth & her family in your prayers as she prepares to take up the role in early August.
carlislediocese.org.uk/.../n…
Join us for the launch of Tearfund's Abundant Community Theology report, Mar 27, 2024 12:30pm. With presentations from:
Jayakumar Christian: Host
Maria Ale. Andrade V. and Clark Buys: Presenting Tearfund’s Abundant Community Theology 1/2
Prof. Musa Dube: A critical reflection on the Abundant Community Theology
Dave Bookless: The future of creation care theology
Register here: us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regi…
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Liz was told she was too old for ordination until the Caleb stream at St Hild became an option. Watch her story and find out more along with Open Day dates at sthild.org/caleb-stream and youtube.com/watch?v=OIygfbuL…
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Weekend residential in Mirfield was great. Fantastic times of teaching, practicing, leading, talking, worship and fun @sthildcollege @drjthacker
The COP28 deal is like someone who finally agrees we should call the fire brigade as their house is burning down. Hardly progress worth celebrating
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This starts the negotiation of a UN Framework Convention on International Tax Cooperation through a process where all countries participate as equals globaltaxjustice.org/news/hi…
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What was today's autumn statement about?
Tax cuts funded by planned (and undeliverable) cuts to public spending
Chancellor said the tax cuts aren't inflationary? Why not? 🧐
I think the answer is that they are paid for by reductions in public spending.
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