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A few weeks ago, after two and half years, I finally got on a plane again. It was to Korea, the destination of my last

Eric Tuls ‘Ethno-nationalism of the Ahiska (Meskhetian) Turks: A diaspora perspective of their response to change in multiple locations, with a particular emphasis on Turkey’

A number of current and past OCMS students and scholars serve as Anglican bishops around the world and July saw most of them gathering in

Whilst TV screen continued to relay the tragic drama of the Russia-Ukraine war and the role that different Orthodox leaders have played in both blessing

We received the news of Ron Sider’s passing with a sense of deep thankfulness to God for the friendship and support of one of the

Our alumnus from Romania, Amiel Drimbe, has been elected an associate member of the Studiorum Novi Testamenti Societas, the most prestigious scholarly society devoted to

David Emmanuel Singh participated in the 15th quadrennial conference of the International Association for Mission Studies in Sydney, Australia from 7-11 July. The conference was

Our recent graduate, Jonathan Bornman, is becoming a filmmaker.  Why?  Let’s hear his story. I’m a new filmmaker! Upon completing a PhD in 2021, I

We have just celebrated the festival of Pentecost, a day that changed the People of God forever. Exodus 31 is the first use in Scripture

Dr Kahwa Njojo, a recent graduate of our Guided Research Programme shares his passion for positive masculinity amidst a culture of violence in DR Congo.

Yesterday I read a blog posting which was celebrating the war in Ukraine and calling all Christians to rejoice in this “clear sign of the