The Cheshunt Lectures

Cheshunt Lecture – Michaelmas Term 2024

Date: Wednesday, 16th October 2024
Time: 15:30–17:00 BST
Location: Senatus Room, Westminster College & Online


Westminster College and the Cheshunt Foundation are delighted to invite you to the Michaelmas 2024 Cheshunt Lecture, presented by Dr. Matthijs den Dulk (Radboud University, Nijmegen).

Lecture Title:
“Cretans are always liars”: Ethnicity, Prejudice, and the Burdens of Contemporary New Testament Interpretation

A formal response will be offered by Dr. Julia Snyder (Westcott House), followed by an open discussion. Attendees joining in person are warmly invited to stay for a drinks reception afterwards.


Registration

All are welcome to attend in person or online. Please register via our Eventbrite page.
Online attendees will receive a livestream link upon registration.

For further information, please contact the Tutorial Office at 01223 33 06 49.


About the Cheshunt Lectures

The Cheshunt Lectures are held three times a year in the Senatus Room at Westminster College and aim to bridge academic theology and congregational ministry. Each lecture is delivered by a leading scholar and is followed by a reception and open discussion.

These events are open to students, scholars, ministers, and interested members of the public, particularly from the Cambridge Theological Federation, the Faculty of Divinity, and the wider church community.

The Cheshunt Foundation also sponsors events featuring theologians, pastors, and activists such as Brian McLaren, and co-sponsors Westminster’s Reid Lectures.


Recent Lectures

Easter 2024
The Revd Professor David Joy (Kerala United Theological Seminary, Trivandrum, India)
‘Strangers and exiles on the earth’ (Hebrews 11:13): A theological vision for Christian engagement with refugees and migrants

Michaelmas 2023
Revd Dr Tessa Henry-Robinson (Moderator, URC General Assembly; Associate Tutor, Westminster College)
A Celebration of Black and Womanist Theologians

Recordings of past lectures are available on the conference page.