Recent and upcoming work

complete publications and papers, and work history

Bible Studies

2025: Windows on Advent: Looking at Advent and Christmas from different perspectives. An Advent study for the United Benefice, Kew. This study draws on the work of a number of theologians, including Rev’d Dr Wil Gafney, + Guli Francis-Dehqani, Rev’d Dr Munter Isaac, and Dr Natalie Wigg-Stevenson.

2025: Praying Together in Lent: Exploring the Collects. A Lent study for the United Benefice, Kew. 

2023: Encounters in Carolling: Reflecting on how we meet God in some favourite carols. An Advent study for the United Benefice, Kew. 

Publications

Forthcoming, with Madleina Daenhardt: ‘Mutuality and a shared imagination: How church and society can reconnect through integral mission’ in Connecting Christianities: World Christianity and Mission in the 21st Century, CCCW Silver Jubilee Commemorative Volume, eds. Muthuraj Swamy and Jenny Leith

2025, ‘Ghosts of the Remnant: A postcolonial reading of the relationship between history and identity in Jeremiah 39-44’ in Biblical Interpretation, vol. 33.3

2022, with Jack Belloli: ‘Becoming Companions: A Conversation on Formation and Whiteness’, in The Hour, Vol. III, issue 1

Conference Papers

2025: Crooks and Strivers in the Vast, Secret City: geographies of sin in Colson Whitehead’s Harlem novels, presented at the SST annual conference.

2023: Risking judgments in the light of judgement: attending to the Spirit in the writing of history, presented at the SST annual conference.
Published in The Noesis Review, Volume X (Cambridge, 2023)

2021: Curricular Reparations: Exploring Decolonisation as Reconciliation, presented at SST Postgraduate Conference on Reconciliation, Cambridge

Reviews

2025: Review of After Method: Queer Grace, Conceptual Design and the Possibility of Theology, by Hannah Reichel + Bad Theology: Oppression in the Name of God, by Leah Robinson, in Crucible (July 2025 Issue)

2025: ‘Reparations and Reckoning’, Review Essay (of Michael Banner’s Britain’s Slavery Debt: Reparations Now! and Nigel Biggar’s Colonialism: A Moral Reckoning) in Crucible: Past History, Present Dilemmas.