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Jeremy Begbie BA BD PhD LRAM ARCM FRSCM, Director
Jeremy Begbie is Associate Principal of Ridley Hall, Cambridge, and an Affiliated Lecturer in the Faculty of Divinity, University of Cambridge. He is also Honorary Professor of Theology, and Associate Director of the 'Institute of Theology, Imagination and the Arts' at the University of St Andrews. A professionally trained musician, he has lectured extensively in 'theology through the arts' in the UK, North America and South Africa, through multi-media presentations. He is author of Music in God's Purposes (Handsel), Voicing Creation's Praise: Towards a Theology of the Arts (T & T Clark), and Theology, Music and Time (CUP). He is editor of Sounding the Depths: Theology Through the Arts (SCM). For Professor Begbie's homepage at the University of St Andrews, click here.
To hear a little of 'theology through music' in action, you may be interested in the Mars Hill interview from 2003 - click here.
some of Jeremy Begbie's forthcoming speaking engagements:
2008
- June 23-25 Keynote Speaker, International Conference on Natural Theology, Harris Manchester College, Oxford
- September 12 Contributor, Deep Calls to Deep: A Worship Symposium, London School of Theology
- November 3-5 Staley Lectures, Augustana College, Sioux Falls, South Dakota
2009
November 10-19, visiting lecturer at:
- Taylor University, Indiana
- Asbury Theological Seminary and Asbury College, Kentucky
- Richmond University, Virginia
- Houghton College, New York
- Emory University, Georgia
2010
- January 28-30 Symposium, Calvin Institute of Christian Worship
The Advisory Board - Phase One
Members of the Board in 1998
Lady Mary Archer (Cambridge)
Fiona Bond Former (project manager)
Professor David Brown (Durham)
Professor Frank Burch Brown (Christian Seminary, Indiana)
Mark Cazalet (artist)
Dr Judith Collins (Curator, Tate Gallery, London)
John W Cook (Luce Foundation, New York)
Bp Graham Cray (Diocese of Canterbury)
Dr William Dyrness (Fuller Seminary)
Professor Edward Farley (Vanderbilt University)
Professor David Ford (Cambridge)
Nigel Goodwin (actor)
Dr Colin Greene (Bible Society)
Malcolm Guite (Cambridge)
Canon Bill Hall (Chaplain to the Arts)
Professor Dan Hardy (Cambridge)
Susan Howatch (author)
Rose Hudson Wilkin (London)
Dr Emmanuel Lartey (Birmingham)
Professor Ann Loades (Durham)
Professor Roger Lundin (Wheaton College, Illinois)
James MacMillan (composer)
Prof Sir John Polkinghorne (Cambridge)
Lord Puttnam (film maker)
Alison Masters Smith (dancer)
Dr Janet Martin Soskice (Cambridge)
Nigel Swinford (conductor)
Professor Alan Torrance (St Andrews)
Professor Nicholas Wolterstorff (Yale)
Some members of the Board, 1999
The Advisory Board - Phase Two
Ally Barrett (former project manager)
Fiona Bond (former project manager)
Hilary Brand (writer)
Professor David Brown (Durham)
Professor Frank Burch Brown (Christian Seminary, Indiana)
Mark Cazalet (artist)
Dr Judith Collins (Curator, Tate Gallery, London)
Bp Graham Cray (Diocese of Canterbury)
Dr William Dyrness (Fuller Seminary)
Professor Edward Farley (Vanderbilt University)
Dr Ruth Etchells (Durham)
Professor David Ford (Cambridge)
Nigel Goodwin (actor)
Dr Colin Greene (Bible Society)
Dr Malcolm Guite (Cambridge)
Canon Bill Hall (Chaplain to the Arts)
Professor Dan Hardy (Cambridge)
Rose Hudson Wilkin (London)
Professor Robert Johnston (Fuller Seminary)
Lizzi Kew Ross (dancer/choreographer)
Professor Ann Loades (Durham)
Professor Roger Lundin (Wheaton College, Illinois)
James MacMillan (composer)
Dr Michael O'Connor (London)
Prof Sir John Polkinghorne (Cambridge)
Alison Masters Smith (dancer)
Dr Janet Martin Soskice (Cambridge)
Nigel Swinford (conductor)
Professor Alan Torrance (St Andrews)
Professor Nicholas Wolterstorff (Yale)
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