Contributors

Silvianne Aspray is a British Academy postdoctoral fellow at the Divinity Faculty of the University of Cambridge.

Simon Burton-Jones is Bishop of Tonbridge in the Diocese of Rochester. He is a lover of contemporary literature, indie cinema, Scandi drama, theatre, rock music and lots of sports.

Simon Cansdale is vicar of Christ Church, Winchester.

Simon Cross currently works for the Bishop of Oxford and the Church of England’s Faith in Public Life Parliamentary Unit, researching ethical aspects of technology and advising on the Church’s poli

Simon Horobin is Professor of English Language & Literature, Magdalen College, Oxford Unive

Simon Walsh is a journalist and consultant with a background in corporate, financial, international and crisis communications.

Simon Walters is Curate at Holy Trinity Huddersfield.

Simone Di Vicenz is Christian Aid’s Head of Humanitarian Policy.

Sonny works creatively with videography, graphic design, fashion, and photography.

Stefani Ruper is a philosopher of the ethics of belief specialising in the question: what should we believe, and why?

Dr Stephen Backhouse is the author of the biography "Kierkegaard: A Single Life" and “Kierkegaard’s Critique of Christian Nationalism”. he is also an organisational consultant.

Stephen Bullivant is a professor of theology and sociology at St Mary’s University, UK, and the University of Notre Dame, Australia.

Stephen Cottrell is Primate of England and Archbishop of York. He has authored 20 books.

Steve D

Steve Hellyer lives in Eynsham, and is the former Vicar of St Matthew’s Oxford.

Steven Firmin is McDonald Departmental Lecturer in Christian Ethics at the University of Oxford.

The Revd Canon Stuart Haynes has been Director of Communications for the Diocese of Liverpool and Liverpool Cathedral since

Susan is a writer specialising in visual arts and contributes to Art Quarterly, The Tablet,

Prof. Suzannah Lipscomb is a historian, writer, and broadcaster.

Tarryn Pegna is a writer for aid and development charity, Tearfund.