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Jeffrey Thomas ‘Religious Spatiality and the Public Sphere: The Spatial Theory of Michel de Certeau and Religious Space’ Jeffrey argues that the spatial theory of

Can Christian identity and national identity be reconciled? For Christians in China, this question is particularly fraught. While Sinicization offers the indigenous church one path

The word ‘mission’ is being invested with fresh meaning as new ways of understanding our participation in God’s mission emerge in different parts of the

OCMS is delighted to hear from our scholar, Eva Wong, of her recent appointment. She tells us how it came about. On 29 July, I

Our scholar, David Symon, shares how he carried on with his research through chemotherapy.. “PhD is a journey,” our group was told during our induction

Nadine Woods interviews our scholar, Regina Foard, who won one of the outstanding presentation awards at Middlesex University. Regina, first of all, congratulations on winning

Nadine Woods interviews our Chief Operating Officer, David Brunt, on how OCMS has adjusted to the Covid challenge. What are the biggest changes you have

Malkhaz completed his PhD at OCMS in 2012. He is the former Archbishop of the Evangelical Baptist Church of Georgia and is now a professor

As I write, I am very conscious that many parts of the world connected to OCMS are struggling with the horrors of the pandemic. We

“It is in living out our covenantal union in Christ, loving one another in the tension of our differences, that the world will believe and

One of our new students shares his experience of the newly developed OCMS Programme for Research Induction (OPRI) for recently registered PhD and GSP students.

OCMS has been seeking ways to serve the Orthodox Church and has recently partnered with St Frumentius Theological College in Mekelle, Tigray, Ethiopia. The Abba