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Shiloh Project Book Series
The Shiloh Project is delighted to announce its new Routledge Focus book series ‘Rape Culture, Religion & the Bible’, edited by project co-directors Caroline Blyth, Katie Edwards and Johanna Stiebert. Titles are short form publications between 20,000-50,000 words,published within 12 weeks of submission. Got a book idea that might fit with the series? Get in touch at shiloh@sheffield.ac.uk
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Libation in Revelation
Dr Meredith Warren's latest article, published in the journal 'Religions', discusses what libation in Revelation might tell us about early church practices in Asia Minor.
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Outlander
Hear SIIBS student Emma Nagouse on the Outlander Soul podcast, discussing her research on male rape and Lamentations 3.
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Jerusalem Awards
We're delighted to announce that SIIBS' own Katie Edwards was honoured with a Jerusalem award for her Radio 4 Lent talk 'Silence of the Lamb' (produced by Rosie Dawson). Congratulations Katie!
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Bible and Critical Theory journal article
SIIBS PhD candidate Robin Hamon has an article in the latest edition of The Bible and Critical Theory Journal.
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Shiloh Project Conference
SIIBS recently hosted a WRoCAH funded conference on Religion and Rape Culture, organised by PhD candidate Emma Nagouse.
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Jerusalem Awards
Our congratulations to Katie Edwards, who has been nominated for a prestigious Jerusalem Award!
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PC Gamer article by Emily Marlow
SIIBS PhD Student Emily Marlow has an article in the forthcoming edition of PC Gamer Magazine, on her thesis topic of religious themes and tropes in modern video games.
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Asylum in Romans 13
What Romans 13 says about asylum and what Jeff Sessions omitted....
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Students Union Academic Awards
We’re delighted to announce that SIIBS Director Dr Katie Edwards has won an Academic Award from Sheffield Students' Union - congratulations Katie!
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Students' Union Academic Awards
SIIBS members recognised by Students' Union.....
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Shiloh Project Conference
The Shiloh Project are delighted to announce their forthcoming one day conference on Religion and Rape Culture, to be held on Friday 6th July.
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Multi-Contextual Bible Reading Workshop
The Christian Chaplaincy of the University of Sheffield Multifaith Chaplaincy are pleased to announce their Multi-Contextual Bible Reading Workshop, which will take place on the 24th April 2018, from 11.30am until 2.30pm in the Octagon Meeting Room 1.
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Early Modern Biblical Studies network (EMBerS) launch
Calling Early Modernists with an interest in Biblical Scholarship
SIIBS Fellow and Sheffield early modernist Dr Iona Hine has been making arrangements for the first gathering of a network for people whose research interests engage with biblical studies in the early modern era—the latter being broadly conceived as anything from the beginning of the print era to ca. 1800. By bringing together scholars from different disciplines, the hope is that 'EMBerS' will emerge with a richer knowledge of each others’ work and plans for future collaborations.
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Visit of Professor Thomas Römer (Collège de France)
The Sheffield Institute of Interdisciplinary Biblical Studies and the Medieval & Ancient Research Centre, University of Sheffield (MARCUS) are delighted to announce an upcoming visit from Professor Thomas Römer, Chair in the Hebrew Bible and Its Contents at the Collège de France.