The Queen's Foundation

Thinking about doing a PhD in Black Religious Studies? ⁠ ⁠ This is your final call to join the BIP programme this year with the Centre for Black Theology. Apply by Wednesday 30 September.⁠ queens.jotform.com/221251806181...

Bookings are now open for the Robert Beckford Lecture 2026! Visit www.queens.ac.uk/RBL26

Join us on Thursday 22 October for the highly anticipated Robert Beckford Lecture, with Dr William Ackah, Reader in Social Sciences and African Diaspora Studies at Birkbeck, University of London.

Looking back on their time at Queen’s, our leavers reflect on what makes this community so special: discovering new perspectives, exploring theology in fresh and exciting ways, growing in faith, and forming lifelong relationships.

Whether you are discerning a call to ministry, looking to deepen your theological understanding, or simply curious to explore your faith more deeply, Queen’s might be the next chapter in your story.

Looking back on their time at Queen’s, our leavers reflect on what makes this community so special: discovering new perspectives, exploring theology in fresh and exciting ways, growing in faith, and forming lifelong relationships.

We are delighted to share that Queen's was awarded a @eclasproject.bsky.social grant for an innovative project: 'Neurodivergence, Psychology, and Intersectionality for Ministry', led by tutor Revd Dr Allison Fenton. www.queens.ac.uk/about-us/articles/queens-eclas-grant-neurodivergence-ministry/

Thanks to the generosity of ECLAS and the John Templeton Foundation, this project will examine how churches can become more inclusive environments for people with neurodivergences.

It was such a joy to have Revd Stephanie Spellers with us here at Queens for a few days this week! During her time at Queen's, Stephanie shared in worship and mealtimes conversations with staff, students and families. #mission #evangelism #theology

On Wednesday, we welcomed friends and colleagues to an energising and inspiring conversation with Stephanie and some of Queen’s own missional thinkers - Rev Dr Carlton Turner, Revd Dr Christine Dutton, Revd Steve Hollinghurst

We can't wait to meet you! Queen’s is a unique community and a very special place to train for ministry. If you are exploring your options for ordination training in The Church of England, we look forward to welcoming you to our next open day on Saturday, 9 May.

Whether you are thinking of training full-time, part-time, on residential or context-based pathways, come and discover how Queen’s can support you on this life-changing journey. 📅 Saturday 9 May 2026 ⏲️ 10 am to 3 pm 📍 Queen's Foundation, Somerset Road, B15 2QH

Listen up - today's younger generations have a prophecy for the church of tomorrow. www.queens.ac.uk/events/c-tom...

The Centre for Black Theology is excited to offer new places on its highly regarded Taster Course, designed to give candidates an introductory experience of theological studies focusing on the historical and contemporary experiences of global majority heritage people www.queens.ac.uk/study-routes...

Join the Centre for Black Theology on Saturday, 21st March 2026, for an engaging online Open Day Event at 1 pm. 🗓 Saturday, 21st March 2026 ⏰ 1 pm – 3 pm (UK time) 📍 Online bit.ly/OpenDay-March2026

There will be a presentation on 'Race, Theology, and Social Justice: Black Christian Responses to the Non-Performativity of Diversity’, exploring how Black and Womanist theologies can address identity politics and confront structural injustices for today’s pressing social realities.

We look forward to the launch of The Asian Theology Forum (ATF) this Thursday. Register now to attend in person or via Zoom: www.queens.ac.uk/events/asian...

The forum is a monthly space for conversation hosted by the Queen’s Foundation. It brings together academics, practitioners, students, and others interested in theology to reflect on issues of faiths and cultures, as well as mission and ministry, shaped by Asian and Asian diaspora contexts.

Are you a potential ordinand looking to train primarily through online classes while remaining based in your own context? Come and discover why Queen's flexible part-time ordination pathways can be ideal for those with existing commitments in their own context. www.queens.ac.uk/AnglicanOpen...

Thinking about ordination training? If you are in conversation with your DDO about ordination training, join us on Saturday, 14 March, to discover how Queen's can support you. www.queens.ac.uk/AnglicanOpen...

Come and meet students and staff, visit our facilities, experience a sample lecture and share in worship and food. We would love to help answer your burning questions. 📅 Saturday 14 March 2026 ⏲️ 10 am to 3 pm 📍 Queen's Foundation, Somerset Road, B15 2QH www.queens.ac.uk/AnglicanOpen...

It was a joy to welcome Bishop Saju on campus last Tuesday. Throughout the day, The Rt Reverend Saju Muthulaly, Bishop of Loughborough, met with students and staff, engaging in rich conversation on the vital theme of intercultural mission.⁠

Looking beyond the concept of multicultural communities and focusing on intentional intercultural engagement, the group explored its significance for the life of the Church.