Centre For Cultural Witness

The centre explores how the Church can communicate and share with others its profound and transforming story in its public witness. Rooted in the Anglican church but fully ecumenical and international, the centre will embrace a wide range of Christian voices to seek to share the rich wisdom that the Christian faith can offer contemporary societies. The project will focus on the following three key areas: Communication: The main outward facing work of the project will be a ‘magazine' style website. This will focus not on internal church debates, but on explaining Christian faith in accessible terms and how it might contribute, challenge and respond to contemporary cultural issues and themes, in conversation with those of all faiths and none. The content of the website will be guided by an independent Editorial Board and will be committed to develop a range of both regular and occasional contributors, both well-known names and younger, more diverse voices. Learning: The Centre will draw together prominent Christian leaders with media specialists and academic theologians, involving partnerships with prominent university theology faculties, to help develop the Church's voice in public. This will include developing and supporting a network of emerging younger communicators, giving both training and a platform for their contribution. Research: The Centre will conduct dedicated theological research into the changing nature of culture and communication and how the church can better communicate its transformative message in the contemporary world.
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