
New book opens world of Ethiopian Orthodox Qǝne
We are delighted to celebrate the publication of Voicing the Mystery: An Introduction to the Qǝne Tradition of the Täwaḥǝdo Orthodox Churches, by OCMS Research

We are delighted to celebrate the publication of Voicing the Mystery: An Introduction to the Qǝne Tradition of the Täwaḥǝdo Orthodox Churches, by OCMS Research

OCMS Research Tutor Dr Aminta Arrington, an active member of the British New Testament Society, recently joined scholars and postgraduate researchers at the Society’s annual

For recent OCMS alumna Dr Emelita Goddard, research and advocacy come together around a practical question: how can communities better protect women and girls from

Dr Mohammed Girma to Become OCMS Academic Dean in December 2026 OXFORD, UK – 5 November 2026 – The Oxford Centre for Mission Studies (OCMS)

This autumn, nine new students began the OCMS Programme for Research Induction (OPRI), the first stage of their research journey with the Oxford Centre for

Seventeen Ethiopian manuscripts have been formally returned to Ethiopia from the United States in a landmark moment for the country’s cultural and religious heritage. Among

Recently, OCMS welcomed Professor David Horrell, Emeritus Professor of New Testament Studies at the University of Exeter, to deliver a lecture on Decolonising New Testament

Sometimes things at OCMS seem to fall providentially into place. This September, we had the joy of celebrating Karuna’s successful viva while she was still

A Visiting Scholar’s farewell can take many forms. Dr Johnson Srigiri chose to say thank you by taking over the OCMS kitchen and preparing lunch

OCMS is delighted to welcome Andy Kingston-Smith, who has recently joined the team as part-time Academic Assistant, working alongside our GRP Director, Mark Oxbrow, to support

OCMS faculty members Dr Sara Afshari and Dr Marina Ngursangzeli Behera recently joined mission scholars and practitioners from around the world for the 16th General

Kyu-sik Ahn’s book introduces English-language readers to Dasŏk Ryu Young-mo (1890–1981), a Korean Christian thinker who drew deeply upon East Asian traditions to reimagine some


