A political theology of election(s) is about representation with a preferential option to those on the margins so that their voices are heard in governance and polity. politicaltheology.com/a-political-th… The Methodist Church World Council of Churches (WCC)

Excited to be at Royal Northern College of Music young artists summer showcase Contact proud to see our younger son on stage performing here

A political theology of election(s) is about representation with a preferential option to those on the margins so that their voices are heard in governance and polity. politicaltheology.com/a-political-th… The Methodist Church World Council of Churches (WCC)

Subaltern hermeneutics offers two insights in this text, a “de-anthropomorphic” reading and “de-transcendental divine” reading to John 15:1 politicaltheology.com/the-true-vine-…

The Methodist Church, along with over 250 other organisations from across the UK, have signed an open letter to the Prime Minister following the passage of the Government’s Rwanda Act

Read the letter at methodist.org.uk/about/news/met…

'I cannot but wonder whether adjusting the spacing between the first two words of the title to Amoral, might have done more justice to this morally and historically vacuous book'. Review Church Times
of Biggar's 'Colonialism: A Moral Reckoning' USPG
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What an amazing pool of talent Trinity High students n so proud of all the performances of Trinity High Music tonight at Royal Northern College of Music celebrating 40 years of incredible contributions to education. Long live Trinity!

#PalmSunday is an invitation to join with Jesus in responding to the cries of ‘Hosanna’ ‘Save us’ of the people living in Gaza for a Ceasefire today, of the people crossing oceans in seeking a sanctuary today, of the people living in hunger & poverty today

Delighted that the latest Cathedral Theological Conversation podcast is now on our Manchester Cathedral Spotify channel. In it, Raj Bharat patta discusses what a decolonial reading of scripture looks like

#Theology #Decolonising #CathedralTheologicalConversation

open.spotify.com/episode/4y4RGp…

A great turn out for our Cathedral Theological Conversations last night! A huge thanks to the brilliant Raj Bharat patta who prompted us to think about what influences our interpretation of scripture.
The podcast will be available v.soon!
Future events here: bit.ly/3RLzU3A

Blessed to listen to Raj Bharat patta at Manchester Cathedral on Decolonizing Texts! I hope he writes this into a book. Thankful for this Theological conversations.

Huge huge thanks to Raj Bharat patta for his excellent talk last night as part of our Cathedral Theological Conversations. Prompting us all to think about what influences our interpretation of scripture.

Tonight is our Cathedral Theological Conversation with the brilliant Raj, taking us through decolonial reading of the texts. He is reminding us how, over the years, the Bible has been misused for means of power and abuse. Great to see many people here to hear Raj's thoughts

Looking forward to this to unpack why we still have to use the term DE colonial! Can't wait Raj Bharat patta Manchester Metropolitan Uni Adi Kuntsman

TONIGHT! Don't miss the next in our series of free Cathedral Theological Conversations at 7pm where we'll hear from Raj Bharat patta

Really looking forward to our next Cathedral Theological Conversation Manchester Cathedral this Thursday. Delighted that Raj Bharat patta will be sharing his thoughts on decolonial reading of scripture

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