Join us for a calming, hands-on experience exploring the ancient Indian art of handblock printing — a centuries-old textile tradition that blends craftsmanship, creativity, and mindfulness. Read more
Join the Revd Canon Timothy Goode as he discusses his new book ‘Breaking not Broken’, which explores how ableism has shaped the Church’s understanding of the human body, through its history, theology, architecture, and practice. Read more
Step into the passionate world of Romantic literature in this illuminating talk with Professor Tom Boatswain exploring a movement that reshaped the cultural imagination. Read more
Discover the identities of the monks of St Albans Abbey from 1349 to 1539 Read more
Francis of Assisi died in 1226. To mark the 800th anniversary of his death this study day sets the saint in his historical context, introduces the key themes of his spirituality and theology. Read more
Join the Revd Dr Sam Hole as he discusses his new book, Nourishing Prayer, which offers an accessible devotional introduction to Holy Communion. Read more
Join us as we launch the new Justice Café series with an open, engaging discussion about where prisons fit into a just society. Read more
2026 marks the 500th anniversary of the most important book ever published in English: William Tyndale's New Testament. This lecture will tell the dramatic story of what Tyndale did, the odds he fought against, and of how, even as he was killed, his book became a pillar of England's Reformation from Henry VIII to James I. Read more
Join Jeremy Summerly and a quartet of singers from Oxford Camerata for a festive and immersive journey into the rich, resonant world of medieval carols. Read more
Delve into the sweeping soundscape of Romantic music in this compelling talk with Professor Tim Boatswain exploring a revolution in emotion and expression. Read more