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Join our project team!

We are recruiting to our project team to help support the Reimagining Paul exhibition.
Dr Ryan Collman

Dr Ryan Collman is joining the “Reimagining Paul" project

SCIBS is happy to announce that Dr Ryan Collman is joining the “Reimagining Paul" project as a research assistant.
David J.A. Clines at Burkitt Medal lecture

David J.A. Clines 1938–2022

The Sheffield Centre for Interdisciplinary Biblical Studies regrets to announce the death of emeritus Professor David J.A. Clines on 08 December 2022.
'Reimaging Paul' Exhibition Logo

Reimagining Paul exhibition at Rotherham Minster 15 Oct to 31 Dec

‘Reimagining Paul’ is an exhibition consisting of two newly commissioned artworks created to spark conversation about the apostle Paul, themes of identity, and the interpretation of Paul’s letters in contemporary society.
Portrait photo/ head shot of Dr Minna Shkul

Congratulations to Dr Minna Shkul (Philosophy) who was recognised in the 2022 Vice-Chancellor's awards for Learning and Teaching

The award acknowledged Minna's contribution to feminist and queer Studies in Religion as Highly Commended example of inclusive pedagogical design and practice
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Announcing the Sheffield Centre for Interdisciplinary Biblical Studies

The Sheffield Institute for Interdisciplinary Biblical Studies will now be called the Sheffield Centre for Interdisciplinary Biblical Studies (SCIBS).
St. Paul coin

Can new art reimagine the biblical Paul?

A newly launched project entitled ‘Reimagining Paul’ is inviting artists to reimagine the biblical Paul as mother, enslaved, disabled and scarred, for a commission of up to £10k.

St. Paul coin

Call for artwork proposals for the SCIBS ‘Reimagining Paul’ project
Grace Emmett

SCIBS is proud to announce the new Sir Henry Stephenson Fellow, Dr Grace Emmett

SCIBS is proud to announce the new Sir Henry Stephenson Fellow, Dr Grace Emmett. Dr Emmett started as the Sir Henry Stephenson Visiting Research Fellow in October 2021.