Prof Dana Robert (Boston University) and Prof David Fergusson (@cam.ac.uk) also launched ‘Connecting Christianirises’ (Brill, 2026) edited by Dr Muthuraj Swamy (Dir of CCCW) and Dr Jenny Leith (Lecturer, Westcott House, Cambridge). @cccwcambridge.bsky.social

Fri 17 April 2026, 11am - 3pm free Symposium at Westminster College, Cambridge organised by @cccwcambridge.bsky.social and @churchesengland.bsky.social on three books: ‘Connecting Christianities’, ‘Types of Christian Mission’ and ‘Mission in 21st Century Britain’. Authors and links here:

‘I was not born with a silver spoon in my mouth. I had a shovel programmed for my hands.’ Jesse #Jackson, cited by David Smith @theguardian.com today. ‘My constituency is the desperate, the damned, the disinherited, the disrespected and the despised…They are restless and seek relief.’ Jackson 1984.

Prof Dana Robert (Dir of the Centre for Global Christianity and Mission, @bostonu.bsky.social ) gave the @cccwcambridge.bsky.social 30th Anniversary lecture yesterday, 17 Feb 2026, ‘The Challenges of Sacred Charters for World Christianity‘ in Faculty of Divinity, Cambridge.

With @smuthuraj.bsky.social (Director @cccwcambridge.bsky.social) and Prof Dana Robert (@bostonu.bsky.social) at the #Cambridge Centre for Christianity Worldwide this morning, before her lecture at 4pm in the Faculty of Divinity @cam.ac.uk www.cccw.cam.ac.uk/cccw-day-lec...

Tues 17 Feb, 16.00 (GMT), Prof Dana Robert (Boston University) gives the 2026 @cccwcambridge.bsky.social Lecture, Faculty of Divinity @cam.ac.uk . ‘The Challenges of Sacred Charters for #WorldChristianity. In person and online. Open to all.

World Christianity and Mission: A symposium Join international scholars to discuss 3 books that examine the intersection of World Christianity and mission. Fri 17 April at Westminster College, Cambs or online cte.org.uk/world-chr... Co-hosted with @cccwcambridge.bsky.social & Anglican Communion

Henry Martyn Day Lecture 2025 by Prof Klaus Koschorke, 16 Oct, 1600 BST. DivFac, Cambridge: ‘To Give Publicity to Our Thoughts’: A Polycentric Approach to the History of World Christianity through Indigenous Christian Journals from Asia and Africa. Welcome to join. www.cccw.cam.ac.uk/the-henry-ma...

A joy to be @westminsterabbey.bsky.social on Wed evening to hear Prof Sati Clarke’s perceptive 2025 Gore Lecture. He was introduced by Canon Theologian Jamie Hawkey.

On arrival @westminsterabbey.bsky.social for Prof Sati Clarke’s Gore Lecture on Wed, it was good to meet #mission #theologians, @smuthuraj.bsky.social, (@cccwcambridge.bsky.social), Peniel Rajkumar (USPG), Cathy Ross (CMS), and Anderson Jeremiah (Bishop of Edmonton).

We are so delighted that our new book Connecting Christianities: World Christianity and Mission in the Twenty-First Century is to be soon published by Brill's Theology and Mission in World Christianity series... brill.com/display/titl...

@cccwcambridge.bsky.social Tuesday, 27 May 2025, 4pm, Dr. Kate Tilson (University of #Cambridge) seminar, ‘Assembling #Missionary Knowledge: The Making and Reading of Evangelical Periodicals in Britain and the South Pacific, 1793–1820’, Faculty of Divinity. #archives

www.stbenetschurch.org/sermons/ther... ‘Misunderestimating #WorldChristianity’ by the Revd Dr James Gardom, Dean and Chaplain of Pembroke College, #Cambridge. University Sermon, given at Great St Mary’s church, Cambridge, 26 May 2024. #CofE

Professor Kirsteen Kim, Prof of #WorldChristianity, Fuller Theological Seminary, yesterday in the library of Westminster College, Cambridge. The @cccwcambridge.bsky.social was located in the last third of that library from 1996 before it moved to the Principal’s Lodge at the College in 2014. 1/2