Graham Gould - theological lecturer and writer
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Graham Gould - theological lecturer and writer
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About Graham Gould
I studied theology at Cambridge for my BA and PhD, held two research fellowships in Oxford, and was a lecturer in theology and religious studies at King's College London from 1990 to 2003.
I am now a freelance lecturer and writer in theology, with special interests in the New Testament and the early Church, liturgy, and contemporary theology in the Church of England.
I am co-editor (with Professor John Barton) of the Journal of Theological Studies, an international academic journal published by Oxford University Press.
Among many Church of England activities I serve as church warden and treasurer of Harrow Green Parish Church (Holy Trinity & St Augustine of Hippo) in Leytonstone, London E11, where I am also authorized to preach by the Bishop of Barking.
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Lectures and publications
Recent lectures:
'Conflict in the Early Church' (Barking Programme study day on dealing with conflict in the Church of England, Harrow Green Parish Church, June 2007)
'Thought and Worship: studies in the relationship between liturgy and its context in the early church' (4 lectures, St Michael's Highgate, November 2007 - jointly with the Revd Maxine West)
'The Gospel of John' (Churches Together in Cann Hall, Harrow Green and Leytonstone study series, October-December 2007)
Recent publications:
‘Who Were the First Popes?’, ‘How did the Early Christians Worship?’, and ‘What Did Constantine do for Christianity?’, in J. L. Houlden (ed.), Decoding Early Christianity: Truth and Legend in the Early Church (Oxford and Westport, CN: Greenwood World Publishing), pp. 31–45, 93–108, 125–33
Earlier publications include:
Jesus Now and Then. By Richard Burridge and Graham Gould (London: SPCK and Grand Rapids, MI: Eerdmans, 2004) -- an introduction to Christian beliefs about Jesus in the New Testament and the early Church and their relevance today, written with readers new to theology in mind.
God's Work of Art: Essays celebrating the tenth anniversary of the ordination of women to the priesthood in the Church of England. Edited by Graham Gould (London: WATCH, 2004) -- essays by women who were ordained priest in the Diocese of Chelmsford in 1994, reflecting on their experience of ministry. Available from the Diocese of Chelmsford Resource Centre (e-mail resources@chelmsford.anglican.org).
The Desert Fathers on Monastic Community (Oxford University Press, 1993) -- an in-depth study of the spirituality of the fourth-century monastic movement in Egypt. Still in print - see the link below for full details.
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For further information...
For further information about the lectures and publications mentioned above, or to book me as a preacher or speaker for your local church or theological education programme, e-mail me at:
Churchmailbox@aol.com
Please follow the links below to find out more. I look forward to hearing from you!
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