Contributors
List of all the contributors and authors for Seen & Unseen.
Graham Tomlin is the Director of the Centre for Cultural Witness. He is a regular contributor to national publications and has written many books and articles, both academic and more popular.
Hannah Eves is a policy officer at A Rocha UK, a Christian nature charity working to protect and restore nature in the UK and equip individuals and churches to care for creation. She was on t
Harry Gibbins is a doctoral researcher at the University of Aberdeen.
Harvey Kwiyani is the CEO of Global Connections in Leamington Spa, England and a lecturer in African Christianity at Church Mission Society (CMS) in Oxford.
Dr Helen Cowan studied human physiology to PhD level at the University of Oxford.
Henna Cundill is a researcher with the Centre for Aut
Ian Bradley is Emeritus Professor of Cultural and Spiritual History at St Andrews University.
Ian Hamiln is the Minister at Coney Hill Baptist Church, in West Wickham, Kent. He trained at Spurgeons College..
Imogen is a writer, mum, and priest based in the South-West of England.
Imogen Stokes is a musician and producer from London.
Iona Curtius is a PhD candidate at the University of Aberdeen, Scotland.
Iryna Dobrohorska is Christian Aid’s Country Response Director for Ukraine.
Isaac Frisby is a PhD candidate in Theology at Durham University. His research concerns the phenomenology of life at its intersection between dogmatic pneumatology and the philosophy of biology.
Isaiah is a London-based, Australian-born, visual artist and writer with a Master’s in Christian
Iwan Russell-Jones is a Cardiff-based filmmaker and theologian who has had long careers in both broadcasting and theological education.
Jack Chisnall had a former life writing and telling jokes on the UK comedy circuit and on BBC
Jack Nicholson is a graduate of Peterhouse, University of Cambridge and Blackfriars, University of Oxford, where he studied History.
James Cary is an unusual mix. He is a writer of situation comedy for BBC TV (eg. Miranda, Bluestone 42) and Radio (Think the Unthinkable, Hut 33) and blogs abou
James K. A.
James is Canon Missioner at Blackburn Cathedral. He researches at Oxford University's Faculty of Theology & Religion. in particular issues around transhumanism.