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The Henry Martyn Day Lecture 2025
Thursday 16 October 2025, 1600–1730pm BST, Runcie Room, Faculty of Divinity, University of Cambridge & Online Professor Klaus Koschorke, University...
Elizabeth Hewat (1895-1968)
Elizabeth Hewat was born in Prestwick, western Scotland, the youngest of four daughters of Kirkwood and Elizabeth Hewat. Kirkwood was...
Assembling Missionary Knowledge: The Making and Reading of Evangelical Periodicals in Britain and the South Pacific, 1793–1820
Speaker:Dr Kate TilsonUniversity of Cambridge Tuesday 27 May 2025, 4.00–5.30pm BSTFaculty of Divinity, West Road & Online Abstract In the...
‘Safari for Souls’: Billy Graham, US Evangelicalism, and the Cold War in Africa in 1960
Join us for our latest Seminar! Tuesday 6 May 2025, 3.30–5pm BSTFaculty of Divinity, West Road, Cambridge,and online Speaker:Professor Uta...
All Things are Possible: Pentecostalism and the Uncontrollability of the World
Why is Paula White and Charismatic Christianity attractive to Trump? How has Pentecostalism inAmerica come to be aligned with MAGA...
CCCW-DivFac World Christianities Seminar: “World Christianity in Indo-Myanmar: Culture, Conflict and Christ” by Prof Atola Longkumer
11 March 2025, 16:00–17:30 GMT Lightfoot Room, Faculty of Divinity, Cambridge Followed by refreshments Title: World Christianity in Indo-Myanmar: Culture,...
CCCW-DivFac World Christianities Seminar: “When World Christianity Meets Global Microhistory: Two Lives between Egypt, India, China, the United Kingdom, and the United States” by Prof Heather J. Sharkey
Dive into the history of American Presbyterian missions, as Prof. Sharkey explores global microhistory in the Nile Valley.
Henry Martyn’s ‘Twenty sermons’
Our library has an exciting new book that you will not want to miss! Legare Street Press recently published a...
CCCW Day Lecture 2025 “What Does World Christianity Mean for Mission Studies? Explorations in Christianity Worldwide” by Prof Kirsteen Kim
Prof Kirsteen Kim will explore how World Christianity offers fresh insights into mission studies in academic contexts.
CCCW-DivFac World Christianities Seminar: “The World Council of Churches Assembly in New Delhi 1961 and Processes of De-Westernisation: Approaches, Negotiations and Transloyalties in the German Democratic Republic, India and Nigeria” by Prof Frieder Ludwig
As will be highlighted by some case studies, processes of de-Westernisation of the WCC were embedded in a complex setting of loyalties, transloyalties and negotiation processes.