Mondays, 4:10pm, in the Martin Hall unless otherwise stated All welcome. For enquiries, please contact Dr Felicity Loughlin: f.loughlin@ed.ac.ukSemester 1: Autumn 2026Date Speaker/eventTopic5, 7 and 8 OctoberRev Dr Jooseop Keum (Yonsei University)Cunningham Lectures‘What Does It Mean to Be Human? Slavery, Artificial Intelligence, Creation, and Mission.’Register19 OctoberOnlineProfessor Timothy Larsen (Wheaton College/Edinburgh)“A Pioneering Doctor of the Church: The Education and Ministry of the Theologian and Anglican Nun Evelyn Frost, PhD / Dame Raphael, OSB (1903-1981)"2 NovemberDr Nat Cutter (Melbourne/IASH)"Exiles, Expatriates, Enslaved, and Enslavers: English-Speakers and Biblical Theology in the Seventeenth-Century Maghreb"16 NovemberProfessor David W. Bebbington (Stirling)Book LaunchDenominations: A Cultural History of Anglo-American Christianity (Baylor University Press, 2026). With discussion from Eileen Bebbington, Professor Thomas Kidd (Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary) and Professor Emma MacLeod (Stirling). Joint Seminar with Theology & EthicsWednesday 25 November12-1:15pmDr Charles F. Briggs (Vermont/IASH)Network for the Study of the Long Reformation: Lunchtime Seminar"Roger Bacon OFM and John of Wales OFM, Fathers of Renaissance Humanism (aliter The Perils of Searching for Founders)"30 NovemberDr Simon Buck (Edinburgh)"The Scottish Episcopal Church and Atlantic Slavery: Recovering a History of Entanglement"Joint Seminar with Theology & EthicsSemester 2: Spring 2027Date Speaker/eventTopic28 JanuaryProfessor Alexandra Walsham (Cambridge)2nd Annual Cheyne Memorial Lecture‘The Church in the House: Ecclesiastical History, Social History, and the Long Reformation'.Hosted by the Network for the Study of the Long Reformation8 FebruaryProfessor Brian Stanley (Edinburgh)"The Missionary Lexicon: The Changing Vocabulary of British Protestant Expansion from the 17th Century to the Victorian Age" Joint Seminar with the Centre for the Study of World Christianity1 March Network for the Study of the Long Reformation: Lunchtime SeminarDetails TBC15 MarchDavid Truschel (Edinburgh)"The Empire at the End of the World: the Holy Roman Empire and Daniel's Four Monarchies in Luther and Melanchthon"29 MarchDr Sara Parvis (Edinburgh)Book LaunchConstantinople 381: The Emergence of an Ecumenical Council (Forthcoming: Cambridge University Press, 2026) This article was published on Tuesday 19 March 2024