Author: Helen Billam
This is a guest post by Josh Brahinsky, an anthropologist and neuroscientist working out of Stanford’s Department of Religious Studies and Psychiatry and McGill’s Transcultural Psychiatry. He studies prayer, meditation and the ways that connection...
Photo by Jametlene Reskp on Unsplash On Monday 28 September, ECLAS co-hosted a webinar with Keep the Faith magazine, Britain’s leading publication for Black and multi-ethnic Christians. The event was the culmination of our year-long...
Adapted from a report given by Revd Dr Muthuraj Swamy to the Anglican Consultative Council in Belfast, Friday 3 July 2026 In April 2025, a new global partnership between Equipping Christian Leadership in an...
This is a guest post by Dr Miro Cafolla. The encyclical published in May by Pope Leo XIV, Magnifica Humanitas, stands firmly within the tradition of Catholic social teaching. It continues themes developed by Pope...
We are delighted to announce our awardees for Scientists in Congregations and Science for Seminaries, 2026-27! The awards support churches and theological education institutions to engage with science and scientists as a way of exploring...
Image credit: Kilworth Simmonds from UK, CC BY-SA 2.0 <https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0>, via Wikimedia Commons The idea that you could form a meaningful relationship with an AI tool would have seemed fanciful a few years ago, before...
Researchers from ECLAS have published a new book out today, Friday 16 January. Science, Religion and the Human Future: Conflict, Collusion and Consequences looks at the relationship between science and religion over time, covering the...
We are deeply saddened by the death of Richard Sudworth, a valued colleague and friend of ECLAS, who led the Church of England’s national Faith and Public Life Team. As Director of Faith and Public...