Contributors
List of all the contributors and authors for Seen & Unseen.
Iwan Russell-Jones is a Cardiff-based filmmaker and theologian who has had long careers in both broadcasting and theological education.
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
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James is Canon Missioner at Blackburn Cathedral. He researches at Oxford University's Faculty of Theology & Religion. in particular issues around transhumanism.
James Mumford lives in London but is a Senior Fellow at The University of Virginia’s Institute for Advanced Studies in Culture.
James Sampson-Foster is training to be a priest at the Queen's Foundation for Ecumenical The
Jamie is Associate Minister at Holy Trinity Clapham, where William Wilberforce and the Clapham Sect worshipped.
Jane Cacouris is a freelance writer and consultant working in the international development sector on environment, poverty and livelihood issues.
Dr Jane Williams is the McDonald Professor in Christian Theology at St Mellitus College. She was also a visiting Lecturer in Theology at King’s College London, having previously taught at Trin
Jared Stacy holds a Theological Ethics PhD from the University of Aberdeen. His research focuses on the study of conspiracy theory, US. politics, and evangelicalism in the United States.
Jean Kabasomi works in financial services in London. She holds an MBA from the Said Business School, Oxford University.
Dr Jenny Lander is training to be a priest in the Church of England.
Jeremy Begbie is Thomas A.
A poet and writer, Dr.
Jessica Norman is the Development Manager and a Formation Tutor at St Mellitus College.
Joel Pierce is the administrator of Christ's College at the University of Aberdeen and an associate tutor at the Scottish Episcopal Institute.
John Barclay is Lightfoot Professor of Divinity at Durham University.