SWF Research Officer Stefanie Conradt attended the conference of the British and Irish Association for Practical Theology (BIAPT) in July 2026. Here she reflects on the presentations.
Project: Chaplaincy in Methodist-Related Schools
Learn more about our first step toward developing a Centre for Chaplaincy in Education.
Research Grant Funding for 2026/27
Grant applications now open!
Project – The Confession Project
The Confession Project Summary The Confession Project explores what confession of sin looks like in British churches today — whether practised privately before God or shared with others — and what God offers to those who engage in it. It asks how these practices connect to biblical and theological themes, and where they do not. […]
Head of Southlands College Recruitment
Applications opened for the recruitment of a new Head of Southlands College. The closing date for applications is the 20th of May – thus applications have now closed. Key responsibilities will include providing overall leadership to the Southlands college team and managing relationships with external bodies such as the Methodist Church and our own organisation, […]
Flashback to the Celebration of Methodist Education 2026
SWF was delighted to host the Methodist Schools Conference in November 2025 at the University of Roehampton. We are happy to announce that recordings of several of the key speakers from the 2026 Celebration of Methodist Education are now available on our Susanna Wesley Foundation YouTube channel. The series of four recordings starts with opening […]
Building Bridges in Divided Times
Last month, Sue Miller attended a community dinner in Roehampton entitled ‘Building Bridges in Divided Times‘. The dinner was organised by the Roehampton Vale Ahmadiyya Muslim Community and involved speeches by several key representatives of the local area from a range of different backgrounds. Sue spoke on behalf of the Susanna Wesley Foundation and on […]
Jump Billy!
More tickets are now available for the one-off concert, on the 25th of March, entitled ‘Jump Billy!’, a celebration of English folk’s diverse history. Conveyed through the life of celebrity Black Regency busker Billy Waters, who’s legacy has been brought to life by Susanna Wesley Foundation grant recipient, Mary L. Shannon. Mary recently attended the ‘Celebration of […]