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British Baptist Theologians 18: John Weaver

BSc and PhD in Geology at the University College of Wales, Swansea

MA Theology (Oxford)

1992-2001 Director of Pastoral Training and Tutor in Pastoral Theology, Regent’s Park College, Oxford

2001-2011 Principal, South Wales Baptist College, Cardiff

2008-2009 President, Baptist Union

1997 Templeton Award for MTh course taught in Science and Faith.

Publications

In the Beginning God: Modern Science and the Christian Doctrine of Creation (Smyth & Helwys, 1994)

‘Developing patterns of ministerial training’, Baptist Minister's Journal Vol 250 (1995)

‘Reconsidering Believers’ Baptism’, Baptist Minister's Journal Vol 257 (1997)

Earthshaping, Earthkeeping: A Doctrine of Creation (SPCK, 1999)

‘The Eucharist: Celebration and Participation’, Baptist Minister's Journal Vol 272 (2000)

‘A Baptist Response to the Notion of National Church’,  Law & Justice - Christian Law Review 145 (2002)

'A Theology of Energy’, Baptist Minister's Journal Vol 284 (2003)

'Translocal Leadership: A Theological Reflection' in Stuart Murray (ed.), Translocal Ministry: Equipping the Churches for Mission (Baptist Union, 2004)

‘Enabling Christians to forgive – the dynamics of reconciliation’, Baptist Minister's Journal Vol 289 (2005)

'Finding God in the Holocaust: Schindler’s List' in Anthony Clarke and Paul Fiddes (eds.), Flickering Images: Theology and Film in Dialogue (Smyth & Helwys, 2005)

Outside-in: Theological Reflection on Life (Smyth & Helwys, 2006)

(ed.) with Margaret Hodson, The Place of Environmental Theology: A guide for seminaries, colleges and universities (Whitley/IBTS, 2007)

'Spirituality in Everyday Life: the View from the Table' in Paul S. Fiddes (ed.), Under the Rule of Christ: Dimensions of Christian Spirituality (Smyth & Helwys, 2008)

'Co-redeemers: a theological basis for creation care', Perspectives in Religious Studies 36.2 (Summer 2009)

Christianity and Science. SCM Core Text (SCM, 2010)

‘Climate Change: Covenant making, breaking and restoration’, Journal of European Baptist Studies Vol 11.2 (January 2011)

British Baptist Theologians 17: Paul Ballard

Warden of the Collegiate Centre, University College, Cardiff
Tutor in Pastoral Studies, University College, Cardiff
Professor in School of Religious and Theological Studies, University College, Cardiff

Publications

‘The Dynamic of Independency’, Baptist Quarterly 23 (1970)

'Baptists and Covenanting', Baptist Quarterly 24.8 (1972)

'Reasons for Refusing the Great Supper', Journal of Theological Studies (1972)

'Camus and Bonhoeffer: Living in a Godless World', Theology 78 (August 1972)

'How Far Ought the Church to be Politicised?’, Baptist Quarterly 30.1 (January 1983)

‘Conservation in a Christian Context’, Baptist Quarterly 31.1 (January 1985)

(ed.) The Foundations of Pastoral Studies and Practical Theology (University College, Cardiff, 1986)

Pastoral Care and Ethical Issues In and Out of Work: A Pastoral Perspective (St. Andrew's Press, 1987)

'Pastoral Theology as Theology of Reconciliation', Theology 91 (1988)

'Bonhoeffer as Pastoral Theologian', Theology 94 (March 1991)

'Practical Theology as an Academic Discipline', Theology 98 (1995)

(ed.) with Paul Badham, Facing Death: An Interdisciplinary Approach (University of Wales, 1996)

with John Pritchard, Practical Theology in Action: Christian Thinking in the Service of the Church and Society (SPCK, 1996, 2006)

(ed.) with Pamela D. Couture,  Globalization and Difference: The Papers of the International Academy of Practical Theology (Cardiff Acadmeic Press, 1999)

'The Emergence of Pastoral and Practical Theology in Britain' in James Woodward and John Patton (eds.), The Blackwell Reader in Pastoral and Practical Theology (Blackwell, 2000)

'Can Theology be Practical?' in John Swinton and David Willows (ed.), Spiritual Dimensions of Pastoral Care: Practical Theology in a Multidisciplinary Context (Jessica Kingsley, 2000)

(ed.) with Pamela D. Couture, Creativity, Imagination and Criticism:  The Expressive Dimension in Practical Theology (Cardiff Academic Press, 2001)

'The clergy: an interesting anomaly' in Stephen Pattison and Roisin Pill (eds.), Values in Professional Practice: Lessons for health, social care, and other professionals (Redcliffe, 2004)

'Reflections on Professional Theological Education Today', Theology 107 (September 2004)

(ed.) with Stephen R. Holmes, The Bible in Pastoral Practice: Readings in the Place and Function of Scripture in the Church (Darton, Longman and Todd, 2005)

'Taking Leave: The "Good Death" Today', Contact: Practical Theology and Pastoral Care 146 (2005)

with Malcolm Brown, The Church and Economic Life: A Documentary Study - 1945 to the Present (Epworth, 2006)

with Lesley Husselbee, Community and Ministry: An Introduction to Community Work in a Christian Context (SPCK, 2007)

'The Scriptures in Church and Pastoral Practice', Transformation 24.1 (January 2007)

(ed.) The Church at the Centre of the City (Epworth, 2008)

'Theological Reflection and Providence', Practical Theology 1.3 (2008)

'The Bible in Theological Reflection: Indications from the History of Scripture', Practical Theology 4.1 (2011)

British Baptist Theologians 16. Michael H. Taylor

Michael Taylor was Director of Christian Aid for twelve years from 1985–97, and from 2001–04 was seconded by the University to be Director of the World Faiths Development Dialogue. He was closely involved in the creation of the Centre for the Study of Global Ethics. He was President of the Jubilee 2000 Debt Campaign and chairs several NGOs. He is interested in using the insights of faith traditions (mainly Christianity) to inform social policy especially in the area of poverty reduction and human development.

Principal, Northern Baptist College (1969-1985)

Director of Christian Aid (1985-1997)

Professor of Social Theology, University of Birmingham (1997-)

Director of the World Faiths Development Dialogue (2001-2004)

Publications

'Ministerial Training and Theological Education', The Fraternal 164 (May 1972)

Variations on a Theme (Stainer and Bell, 1973)

The Plain Man's Guide to the Incarnation (ONE, 1977)

Christians and the future of social democracy (1982)

Learning to Care: Christian Reflection on Pastoral Practice (SPCK, 1983)

Good for the poor: Christian ethics and world development (1990)

Not Angels but Agencies: The ecumenical response to Poverty (SCM, 1996)

Poverty and Christianity: Reflections at the interface between faith and experience. The Bernard Gilpin Pastoral Theology Lectures 2000 (SCM, 2000)

Christianity, Poverty and Wealth (SPCK 2003)

'Poverty and Globalization' in Peter Heslam (ed.), Globalization and the God (SPCK, 2004)

'Faith in the Global Economic System', Studies in Christian Ethics  17.2 (2004)

Eat, Drink and Be Merry, for Tomorrow We Live: Studies in Christianity and Development (T & T Clark, 2005)

Border Crossings: Exploring Social Theology in Christianity and Islam. The Nordenhaug Lectures 2005 (IBTS, 2006)

British Baptists and Inter-Faith Dialogue

This is still a relatively new area of engagement for Baptists. The Joppa Baptist Interfaith network began in 1985. A report on interfaith is being presented to BU Council in November 2009 .

Paul Weller Baptist Minister and Professor of of Inter-Religious Relations at the University of Derby and Visiting Fellow in the Oxford Centre for Christianity and Culture at Regent’s Park College, University of Oxford, UK.

MA Theology, University of Oxford (1981); MPhil on a Baptist Contribution to the Theology & Practice of Dialogue, University of Manchester (1988); PhD on The Rushdie Controversy, Religious Plurality & Established Religion, University of Leeds (1996)

Selected Publications

'Freedom and witness in a multi-religious society: A Baptist perspective', Baptist Quarterly 33 (April & July 1990), pp. 252-264, pp. 302-315.

'Equity, Inclusivity and Participation in a Plural Society: Challenging the Establishment of the Church of England' in P. Edge and G. Harvey (eds) Law and Religion in Contemporary Society:

Communities, Individualism and the State (Ashgate,  2000), pp. 53-67.

'Insiders or Outsiders? Propositions for European Religions, States and Societies' in A. Race and I. Shafer, Religions in Dialogue: From Theocracy to Democracy, (Ashgate, 2002), pp. 193-208

'Insiders or Outsiders? Religion(s), State(s) and Society: Propositions for Europe', Baptist Quarterly 39.5 (January 2002) pp. 211-222 and 39.6 (April 2002), pp. 276-286

Time for a Change: Reconfiguring Religion, State and Society (T & T Clark, 2005),

Religious Diversity in the UK: Contours and Issues (Continuum, 2008),

A Mirror for our Times: "The Rushdie Affair" and the Future of Multiculturalism (T & T Clark, 2009)

Nicholas J. Wood. Baptist Minister, Dean and Tutorial Fellow in Religion and Culture, Regent's Park College, Oxford and Director of the Centre for Christianity and Culture. Chair of JOPPA, the Baptist Inter-Faith Network. A president of the National Christian Muslim Forum.

PhD, University of Oxford (1996)

(ed.), A Baptist Perpsective on Interfaith Dialogue (Joppa, 1992)

'Inculturating Christianity in Postmodern Britain' in Paul S. Fiddes (ed.), Faith in the Centre: Christianity and Culture (Smyth and Helwys, 2001), pp.235-256.

Confessing Christ in a Plural World. The 2002 Whitley Lecture (Whitely, 2002)

Faiths and Faithfulness: Pluralism, Dialogue and Mission in the Work of Kenneth Cragg and Lesslie Newbigin (Paternoster, 2009)

British Baptist Theologians 15. Derek Tidball

BD (LBC, 1972)
PhD (Keele, 1981) 'Evangelical Nonconformist Home Missions, 1796-1901'

1977-1985 Tutor, London Bible College
1985-1990 Minister, Mutley Baptist Church, Plymouth
1990-1991 President of the Baptist Union
1991-1995 Secretary for Evangelism and Mission, Baptist Union of Great Britain
1995-2007 Principal, London School of Theology

Major Publications

___ An Introduction to the Sociology of the New Testament (Paternoster, 1983)
___'On Wooing a Crocodile: An Historical Survey of the Relationship Between Sociology and New Testament Studies', Vox Evangelica 15 (1985), 95-110.
___ Skillful Shepherds: An Introduction to Pastoral Theology (1986)<
___ 'A Response to A Question of Identity' in (ed.) D. Slater, A Perspective on Baptist Identity (Mainstream, 1987)
___ Who are the Evangelicals?: Tracing the Roots of Modern Movements (Marshall Pickering, 1994)
___ 'The Scandal of the Church in the Mission of God's people' in Mission and Meaning, (eds.) A. Billington, A. N. S. Lane & Max Turner (Paternoster, 1995)
___ Builders and Fools: Leadership the Bible Way (IVP, 1999)
___ The Reality is Christ: The Message of Colossians for Today (1999)
___ The Message of the Cross (IVP, 2001)
___ Discerning the Spirit of the Age (Kingsway, 2002)
___ 'The Pilgrim and the Tourist: Zygmunt Bauman and Postmodern Identity' in Craig Bartholomew and Fred Hughes (eds.), Explorations in a Christian Theology of Pilgrimage (Ashgate, 2004)
___ The Message of Leviticus (IVP, 2005)
___ 'Power - "In" and "Upon": A Moody Sermon' in Timothy George (ed.), Mr Moody and the Evangelical Tradition (2005)
___ 'A Baptist Perspective on David Wright, What has Infant Baptism done to Baptism', Evangelical Quarterly 78.2 (April 2006)
___ 'Penal Substitution: a Pastoral Apologetic' in The Atonement Debate: Papers from the London Symposium on the Theology of Atonement, (eds.) Derek Tidball, David Hilborn, Justin Thacker (Zondervan, 2008)
___ Ministry by the Book (IVP, 2008)
___ 'Post-war evangelical theology: a generational perspective', Evangelical Quarterly 81.2 (April 2009)
___ 'The Radical Evangelical: A Critical Appreciation' in Pieter J. Lalleman (ed.), Challenging to Change: dialogues with a radical baptist theologian. Essays presented to Dr Nigel G. Wright on his sixtieth birthday (Spurgeon's College, 2009)

British Baptist Theologians 14: Neville Clark

Born 1927. Died 2002.

Minister, Rochester (1956-59)
Minister, Amersham Free Church (1959-75)
Tutor, South Wales Baptist College (1975-85)
Principal, South Wales Baptist College (1985-2001)

A founding (in 1963) and longstanding member of the Joint Liturgical Group.

Major Publications

An Approach to the Theology of the Sacraments (SCM, 1956) (This was a version of his MA thesis)

'The Theology of Baptism' in Christian Baptism, (ed.) A. Gilmore (Lutterworth, 1959), pp.306-326

Call to Worship (SCM, 1960)

'The Fulness of the Church of God' in The Pattern of the Church: A Baptist View, (ed.) A Gilmore (Lutterworth, 1963), pp.79-113

Interpreting the Resurrection (SCM, 1967)

'The Crisis of Biblical Theology' in L. G. Champion (ed.), Outlook for Christianity: Essays Presented to Dr. Ernest Payne (Lutterworth, 1967)

'Servant of the Servants of God' in Ministry in Question, (ed.) A. Gilmore (DLT, 1971)

(ed.) with R. Jasper, Initiation and Eucharist: Essays on their Structure (Joint Liturgical Group, 1972)

'Problems and Perspectives' and 'Liturgy and Christian Formation' in Worship and the Child (ed.) R. Jasper (Joint Liturgical Group, SPCK, 1975)

'' in Singing the Faith: essays by members of the Joint Liturgical Group on the use of hymns in liturgy (ed.) Charles Roberston (Canterbury Press, 1990)

Preaching in Context: Word, Worship and the People of God (Kevin Mayhew, 1991)

Pastoral Care in Context: An Essay in Pastoral Theology (Kevin Mayhew, 1992)

'Review Article: Baptist Praise and Worship', Baptist Quarterly 35 (1993), pp.95-100

'Initiation and Eschatology' in Baptism, the New Testament and the Church. Historical and Contemporary Studies in Honour of R. E. O. White edited by Stanley E. Porter & Anthony R. Cross (JSNT Supp 171, Sheffield Academic Press, 1999)

British Baptist Theologians 13: H. Wheeler Robinson

Born 1872. Died 1945.

An important Baptist theologian from the first half of the twentieth century. A renowned Old Testament scholar. Robinson was Principal of Regent's Park College when it moved from London to Oxford.

Tutor, Rawdon College (1906-1920)
Principal, Regent's Park College (1920-1945)

President of the Baptist Historical Society
President of the Society for Old Testament Study  (1929)

Major Publications

The Christian Doctrine of Man (1911, 2nd ed. 1913, 3rd ed. 1926)

The Religious Ideas of the Old Testament (1913, 6th ed. 1938)

Baptist Principles (1925, 2nd ed. 1926, 3rd ed. 1938, 4th ed. 1955)

The Life and Faith of Baptists (1927, rev ed. 1946)

The Christian Experience of the Holy Spirit (1928, 3rd ed. 1962)

'The Hebrew Conception of Corporate Personality', Zeitschrift fur Alttestamentliche Wissenshaft (1936)

Redemption and Revelation: in the actuality of history (1942)

Inspiration and Revelation in the Old Testament (1946)

The Cross in the Old Testament (SCM, 1955)

Secondary Literature

Ernest A. Payne (ed.), Studies in History and Religion: Presented to Dr. H. Wheeler Robinson, M. A., on his seventieth birthday (Lutterworth, 1942)
E. A. Payne, Henry Wheeler Robinson: Scholar, Teacher, Principal: A Memoir (1946)
W. R. Matthews, H. Wheeler Robinson', Baptist Quarterly 12.1 (1946)
M. P. Matheney, 'Teaching Prophet: The Life and Continuing Influence of Theodore Henry Robinson', Baptist Quarterly 29.5 (1982)
D. A. Garrett, 'H. Wheeler Robinson' in T. George and D. S. Dockery (eds.), Baptist Theologians (Nashville, 1990)
Rex Mason, 'H Wheeler Robinson Revisited' Baptist Quarterly 37.5 (1998)

British Baptist Theologians 12: Haddon Willmer

Haddon Willmer retired in 1998 as Professor of Theology at the University of Leeds, where he taught Christian history and theology since 1966. He has special interests in forgiveness and politics, in the relation between Christianity and European civilisation and in contemporary realisations of Christianity in mission and development. He studied in Tubingen in 1973-74, seeking to understand Bonhoeffer by investigating some of his less noticed contemporaries, such as Heinrich Vogel and Otto Dibelius.

MA PhD (Cambridge, 1971)
Research Fellow, Emmanuel College Cambridge, 1964-66
Maurice Reckitt Research Fellow in Christian Social Thought, University of Sussex, 1975-77
Lecturer, Senior Lecturer, and Professor of Theology, University of Leeds 1966-1998
Research Tutor, Oxford Centre for Mission Studies - 1999

Areas of interest: Christian theology and history, politics and forgiveness, Barth and Bonhoeffer, missiology, the inheritance and future of Christianity in England and Europe, practical theology, child theology

PhD Title: Sealing and enlightenment: Aspects of the early Christian doctrine of baptism (1971)

Selected Publications:

'"Holy Worldliness" in Nineteenth-Century England' in D. Baker (ed.), Studies in Church History 10 (1973), 193-211

‘Twice-Baptised Christians – a Way Forward for Church Reform and Unity’, The Fraternal 175 (1976)

"Towards a Theology of Politics", Nottingham, Shaftesbury Project (1976)

"The Politics of Forgiveness-A New Dynamic," The Furrow, 30.4 (April 19, 1979), pp. 207-218

‘Does Jesus Call Us to Political Discipleship?’, in Christian Faith and Political Hope:  A Reply to E.R. Norman, ed. Charles Elliott (Epworth, 1979)

'A Comment' in The Origin of Christology by C. F. D. Moule (CUP, 1978), pp.159-174.

'Theology and European Security' in Ethics and European Security, Barrie Paskins (ed.) (Croom Helm, 1986)

'The Significance of Restorationism' Baptist Quarterly 32.1 (Jan, 1987), pp.19-27

‘Images of the City and the Shaping of Humanity’ in Theology in the City: A Theological Response to “Faith in the City”, ed. Anthony Harvey (SPCK, 1989)

'The Justification of the Godless: Heinrich Vogel and German Guilt' in Protestant Evangelicalism: Britain, Ireland, Germany and America c. 1750-c. 1950, Keith Robbins (ed.) (Blackwell, 1990), pp.327-46.

(ed.) 20/20 Visions: The Futures of Christianity in Britain (SPCK, 1992)

The Christian Family, Hugh Pyper (ed.) (SCM, 1996)

‘Costly Discipleship’ in The Cambridge Companion to Dietrich Bonhoeffer (CUP, 1999)

'Responses to Miroslav Volf's "The social meaning of reconciliation', Transformation: An International Evangelical Dialogue on Mission and Ethics 16.1 (Jan/Mar 1999), pp.13-17.

'Jesus Christ the Forgiven: Christology, Atonement and Forgiveness' in Forgiveness and Truth: Explorations in Contemporary Theology, eds. A. McFayden and M. Sarot (T & T Clark, 2001)

'The Collapse of Congregations', Anvil 18.4 (2001), pp. 249-260

'Writing Local Church History' in Anthony R. Cross (ed.), Ecumenism and History: Studies in Honour of John H. Y. Briggs (Paternoster, 2002)

Evangelicalism 1785-1835: An Essay (1962) and Reflections (2004) (Paternoster, 2006)

'Karl Barth' in The Blackwell Companion to Political Theology, eds. T. Cavanaugh & Peter Scott (Blackwell, 2007)

'"Vertical" and "Horizontal" in Paul's Theology of Reconciliation in the Letter to the Romans', Transformation: An International Journal of Holistic Mission Studies 24.4 (October 2007), pp.151-160

‘Forgiveness as permission to live’ in Wounds that Heal: Theology, Imagination and Health, J. Baxter (ed.), (SPCK, 2007)

British Baptist Theologians 11: Keith W. Clements

Tutor, Bristol Baptist College (1977-1990)
Coordinating Secretary for International Affairs of the Council of Churches for Britain and Ireland (1990-1997)
General Secretary of the Conference of European Churches (1997-2005)

Editor of the Baptist Quarterly (1980-1985)

Selected Publications

'Moltmann on the Congregation', Baptist Quarterly 28.3 (1979), pp.101-109.

'Facing Secularism' in A Call to Mind: Towards a Theology of Commitment (Baptist Union, 1981)

'Worldliness or Unwordliness? The Issue between Bonhoeffer and Bultmann as seen by Ronadl Gregor Smith', Scottish Journal of Theology 34.6 (1981)

(ed.) Baptists in the Twentieth Century. Papers presented at a summer school July 1982 (Baptist Historical Society, 1983)

'The Covenant and Community' in Bound to Love (Baptist Union, 1986)

A Patriotism for Today: Love of Country in Dialogue with the Witness of Dietrich Bonhoeffer (Collins, 1986)

Lovers Of Discord: Twentieth-century Theological Controversies in England (SPCK, 1988)

'Nationalism and Internationalism: A Theological Critique' in Richard Bauckham and R. J. Elford (eds.), The Nuclear Weapons Debate: Theological and Ethical Issues (SCM, 1989), pp.65-79.

What Freedom? The Persistent Challenge of Dietrich Bonhoeffer (Bristol Baptist College, 1990)

Learning to Speak: The Church's Voice in Public Affairs (T & T Clark, 1995)

'P. T. Forsyth: A Political Theologian?' in Trevor Hart (ed.), Justice the True and Only Mercy (T & T Clark, 1995)

'Ecumenical witness for peace' in The Cambridge Companion to Dietrich Bonhoeffer (CUP, 1999)

Faith on the frontier: a life of J H Oldham (T & T Clark, 1999)

'Pure Clay and Time's Mud: Biography as History' in Anthony R. Cross (ed.), Ecumenism and History: Studies in Honour of John H. Y. Briggs (Paternoster, 2002)

'On Being Prayed For', Ecumenical Review 54.1 (2002)

'Review Article: Making a Denomination', Baptist Quarterly 40.2 (April 2003)

'Ecumenical and the New Paradigm of Healing', Ecumenical Review 55.3 (July 2003)

'John Baillie and "the Moot"' in D. Ferguson (ed.), Christ, Church and Society (T & T Clark, 2004)

Bonhoeffer and Britain (Churches Together In Britain and Ireland, 2006)

'Two decades of Ecumenism in Europe: A Promising Past with an Uncertain Future' in Ecumenical and Eclectic: The Unity of the Church in the Contemporary World. Essays in Honour of Alan P. F. Sell, (ed.) Anna Robbins (Paternoster, 2007), pp.205-220

(ed.), Dietrich Bonhoeffer London: 1933-1935 (Fortress, 2007)

'The Anglo-German Churches' Exchange Visits of 1908–09: A Notable Anniversary', Ecumenical Review 59.2-3 (April-July 2007)

'The Mutual Contributions of Church History and Systematic Theology: The Holocaust and Dietrich Bonhoeffer as a Case Study', Pacifica 20.2 (June 2007)

'Barmen and the Ecumenical Movement', Ecumenical Review 61.1 (March 2009)

'Free Church,  National Church: Dropping the Pretences for Unity', Theology 113 (November 2010)

British Baptist Theologians 10: Ruth Gouldbourne

PhD (University of London, 2000)

Minister, Bunyan Meeting Free Church, Bedford (1988-1995)

Tutor in Church History and Doctrine, Bristol Baptist College (1995-2005)

Minister, Bloomsbury Central Baptist, London (2005-)

Associate Research Fellow, Spurgeon's College

Publications

Reinventing the Wheel: Women and Ministry in English Baptist Life: The 1997 Whitley Lecture (Whitley, 1997)

'Do women complement men in ministry?', Ministry Today 17 (October 1999)

'This Sad Work', Baptist Quarterly (July 2001)

'Messengers: Do they have a message for us?' in Stuary Murray (ed.), Translocal Ministry (Baptist Union, 2004)

'Being Human: Review of the Whitley Lecture 2006', Baptist Quarterly 42 (April 2007)

The Flesh and the Feminine: Gender and Theology in the Writings of Caspar Schwenckfield (Paternoster, 2007)

with Brian Haymes and Anthony R. Cross, On Being the Church: Revisioning Baptist Identity (Paternoster, 2008)

(ed.) with Anthony R. Cross, Questions of Identity: Essays in honour of Brian Haymes (Regent's Park College, 2011)

'Story-telling, Sacraments, and Sexuality' in A. R. Cross and R. Gouldbourne (eds.), Questions of Identity: Essays in honour of Brian Haymes (Regent's Park College, 2011)

'In praise of incompetence: The 2011 George Beasley-Murray Memorial Lecture', Baptist Quarterly 44.2 (April 2011)