Glasgow Newman Circle autumn lecture programme

Thursday 5 October

The Religiosity of Scotland’s Sugar Aristocracy: Slavery, Faith, Diaspora 1775-1838
Dr Stephen Mullen, FRHistS

Thursday 2 November

Unlocking the human future: transcending planetary boundaries.
Professor Colin McInnes MBE FRSE

Thursday 7 December

Reflections on Catholicism and culture in Scotland
Professor Gerard Carruthers FRSE

Meetings begin at 7.30pm in Immaculate Conception Church Hall, 2049 Maryhill Rd, Glasgow G20 OAA

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Edinburgh Newman lecture

Tuesday 21 November

Ecumenism and the Synodal Church
Monsignor Philip Kerr

7.30pm in Mayfield Salisbury Church of Scotland, 18 West Mayfield, Edinburgh EH9 1TQ

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Theology journal goes online

Established in 1994, Theology in Scotland is a biannual journal dedicated to publishing articles, reviews, interviews and creative content related to life and faith in Scotland and its rich theological heritage.

Positioned in the middle ground between an academic journal and a church-based or general interest Christian periodical, Theology in Scotland strives to offer content that combines scholarly rigour with reader-friendly accessibility.

Most editions of the journal are organized around specific themes. Recent issues have covered a wide array of topics, including:

• Autism and faith
• Church: virtual and physical
• Theology, imagination, and the arts
• Theology and the environment

The journal takes an ecumenical approach, actively encouraging contributions from authors representing diverse theological perspectives.

The print version of the journal is priced at £15 per year, while the online edition is accessible for free

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Scottish Laity Network

The Scottish Laity Network (SLN) brings lay people in Scotland together to find new ways of being church in Scotland today. For news and updates, see https://www.scottishlaitynetwork.org.uk