On November 6th SWF was delighted to organise and facilitate a one-day seminar and roundtable discussion on ‘Challenging the Extractive Economy’, a conversation between economics and theology, seeking ways to serve the flourishing of all. The event was supported by USPG and we were also pleased to host a display by Operation Noah. We were […]
Value, Neurodiversity and Education: SWF in Rome
Value, Neurodiversity and Education: SWF Community Gathers in Rome Members of the Susanna Wesley Foundation and the Southlands Methodist Trust recently took part in a significant international gathering in Rome exploring disability, neurodiversity and theological formation. The conference, Value, Neurodiversity and Education: Reflecting with Edith Stein, was led by Cristina Gangemi, Co-Director of The Kairos Forum […]
Launch of TARN guide
We’re delighted that our friends at the Theology and Action Research Network (TARN) have launched a Theological Action Research Field Guide. Funded and designed by the Susanna Wesley Foundation, this is an invaluable help to those considering using theological action research in their work. The Theological Action Research Field Guide is aimed at doctoral students […]
Susanna Wesley Fellows
We were delighted to be joined in recent weeks by our first Susanna Wesley Fellows, visiting scholars who benefited from a period researching and writing up their project hosted by the Susanna Wesley Foundation at the University of Roehampton. View the video below to learn more about the Rev’d Hilde-Marie Øgreid and Kari Hay and […]
Job opening at SWF – Research Officer
UPDATE: this has now closed for applications. We are delighted to be recruiting for a Research Officer to join our team at an exciting time for the Susanna Wesley Foundation. Specifically, the SWF is looking for a theologically literate researcher who has experience in conducting research and evaluations in faith-related contexts. Projects will focus largely […]
The Rev’d Dr Andrew Dunlop
We are delighted that one of our sponsored doctoral students, Andrew Dunlop, has completed his PhD project. We congratulate Andrew on this huge achievement. The title of his dissertation is: Catholicity and Connection: an ecclesiological framework for the mixed ecology discerned through research in an Anglican team ministry. His abstract follows: The mixed ecology is […]
Challenging the Extractive Economy
SWF is delighted to be organising and hosting an afternoon of conversation and insight entitled ‘Challenging the Extractive Economy: Humanist Economics and Theology in Conversation’ on Thursday November 6th from 13.45 – 17.00. The afternoon will comprise a hybrid seminar (1.45pm – 3.30pm) and after a refreshment break, an in-person roundtable discussion (3.50pm – 5.00pm). […]
European Methodist Lecture Programme 2025
We’re pleased to promote this series of online lectures arranged by the Methodist-related Schools in Europe (MTSE). The theme this year is “Climate Justice? Theological, Spiritual, Political and Practical Dimensions” and the first lecture is on October 14, 2025. This year’s programme is organised and managed by Wesley House Cambridge (Jane Leach and Daniel Pratt-Morris-Chapman) […]