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Mission Theology UK Seminar Elizabeth Joy Oct 2016

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Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, and Elizabeth Joy +
Elizabeth Joy giving her seminar paper +
Elizabeth Joy giving her seminar paper +
Graham Kings chairing the discussion +
Hilary Garang, Bishop of Malakal, South Sudan, on a Mission Theology project sabbatical that term at Ridley Hall, Cambridge +
Stephanie Haydock (Tearfund) and Evie Vernon (USPG) discuss the seminar paper +
Bruce Gillingham and Zachary Guiliano discuss the seminar paper +
Anne Richards and Janice Price discuss the seminar paper +
Graham Kings and Elizabeth Joy +
Hilary Garang, Andrew Wheeler and Jordan Hylden listening to Ellizabeth Joy's seminar paper +
Elizabeth Joy answering questions +
 
 
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Elizabeth Joy, PhD student at King'g College, London University, gave a Mission Theology in the Anglican Communion paper, 'This is my body, this is my blood: Implications for Mission Theology from a Dalit Perspective', on 11 Oct 2016 at Lambeth Palace and 2 Nov 2016 at Durham University. Photos: Claire Reynolds and GK.

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