7 Nov
4.10pm, Althaus-Reid Room.
Dr Retief Muller (Stellenbosch University): Negotiating (with) the Other: Afrikaners, Scots, and the formation of the Church of Central Africa Presbyterian (Nkhoma Synod).
[Centre for the Study of World Christianity]
31 Oct
4.10pm, Althaus-Reid Room.
Dr Sabine Dedenbach-Salazar Saenz (University of Stirling): The Huarochirí Quechua Traditions: Indigenous Peruvian Myths and their Colonial Reinterpretation.
[Centre for the Study of World Christianity]
17 Oct
4.10pm, Althaus-Reid Room.
Dr Fiona McCallum (University of St Andrews): Middle Eastern Christian Diasporic Humanitarian and Political Activism in the UK.
[Centre for the Study of World Christianity / Global Network for Christian-Muslim Studies]
10 Oct
4.10pm, Martin Hall.
St Thomas Unity Lecture: Prof. Daniel Jeyaraj (Liverpool Hope University): Christian Presence and Witness in Contemporary India: Challenges and Opportunities.
[Centre for the Study of World Christianity]
3 Oct
4.10pm, Althaus-Reid Room.
Dr Sitna Quiroz-Uria (University of Durham): Be transformed by the renewing of your mind: Personhood and interiority among Pentecostals of the Assemblies of God in Benin Republic.
[Centre for the Study of World Christianity]
26 Sep
4.10pm, Martin Hall.
Prof. Andrew F. Walls (University of Edinburgh): Comparative Religion, Missions and Colonial Policy on Islam in Africa.
[Centre for the Study of World Christianity]
27 Nov 2017
5.15pm, Room G2, 19 George Square.
Marc Valeri (Exeter): Ruling Families and Business in the Gulf Monarchies: The Re-Definition of the Oligarchic Pact.
20 Nov 2017
5.15pm, Room G2, 19 George Square.
Christine Woodhead (Durham): Friends, Colleagues and Grand Vezirs: The Ottoman Art of Letter-writing (c. 1600).
17 Nov 2017 (please note FRIDAY)
5.15pm, Room G2, 19 George Square.
Raymond Hinnebusch (St Andrews): Syria: What Went Wrong?
13 Nov 2017
5.15pm, Room G2, 19 George Square.
Farshid Kazemi and Aurangzeb Haneef (Edinburgh): The Object-Voice: The Acousmatic Voice in the New Iranian Cinema The Tafsir of Sufyan al-Thawri (d. 778).