Congratulations to all authors published in our latest issue of New Testament Studies, featuring Claire Clivaz, Jeremiah Coogan & Candida Moss, Dr. Nick Elder, Zacharias Shoukry, Kendall A. Davis, @lllogannnnn, Christian Blumenthal & Benedikt Lüttgenau, N. Clayton Croy, and David Lincicum!

🚨 Don’t forget to submit an abstract for the EABS Graduate Symposium 2025 (4-6 March). Details are below. We’d love to see you in Groningen! eabs.net/EABS/EABS/Conf…

Today Daniel Picus engages Yael Fisch's Written For Us by considering the intention of difficult interpretations. buff.ly/3NmOVaA

Tomorrow! I’ll be in conversation with Paula Fredriksen about her new book *Early Christianities* - for more on the book press.princeton.edu/books/hardcove…

#sblaar24 mark your calendars for the #Archaeology of Religion in the Roman World Sessions. See y'all in November!

Join us in Oxford on Dec. 9th for a workshop on Literary Beginnings in Late Antiquity! International experts will discuss the rise of Syriac, Coptic, Armenian, and Ethiopic literatures in the early centuries of our era. sites.google.com/view/literaryb… Durham Classics and Ancient History

“The journal’s first issue … will be built by a community and will address issues and ideas with deep relevance to people and the world.” Launching later this year, Public Humanities is a new #OpenAccess journal led by Zoe Hope Bulaitis / @zoebulaitis.bsky.social & Jeffrey R. Wilson 🔗 cup.org/3XXss8D

Latest special issue of JSNT on Decolonizing New Testament Studies (ed. David G. Horrell) has all the articles now freely available. journals.sagepub.com/toc/JNT/current

Explore a new collection from our books and journals, focused on the role of women in religion and religious studies: cup.org/48fAEpw

Announcing the launch of #PublicHumanities!! Articles today on democracy, AI, Beyoncé, climate, Trump, empathy, Animal Crossing, legacies of slavery in higher ed, & more. ✅ Open access ✅ Peer reviewed ✅ Of the moment Spread the word! cambridge.org/pub

BIG NEWS! It is #PublicHumanities launch day! So proud to be bringing this to the world. 🌐 Open access 🧠Peer reviewed ✅ Sharing Humanities expertise we love and need Our first articles are now published - see cambridge.org/pub

The fabulous Dr. Dr Julia Lindenlaub with her monograph at the Mohr Siebeck Religion booth at #SBLAAR24 #AARSBL24 #IAlwaysWUNTSomeMohr

Great first #SBLAAR24 session in Christian Apocrypha with papers from Thomas Kraus, Martin Meiser, Triantafillos Kantartzis, Benjamin Lensink, and T. B. Sailors (@tbsailors.bsky.social)

Still can’t believe it’s out in the wild! Tremendous thanks to my wonderful examiner Prof Catrin Williams, Prof Dr Jörg Frey for accepting it into WUNT and all the wonderful folks at Mohr Siebeck Religion for getting it to print!

More Christian Apocrypha from Daniel Maier, Morgan Hundley, Petri Luomanen, and Philippe Therrien (here coining the term ‘gnoseology’!) #SBLAAR24

Kicking off Connecting John at #SBLAAR24 this morning with Nadine Ueberschaer, Crispin F-L, Ian Turner, Douglas Estes, and Edwin Broadhead. More great papers from this unit coming tomorrow!

Joint session of Book History and Metacriticism of Biblical Scholarship panel conversation between Andrew Jacobs, Jill Hicks-Keeton, Ph.D., and Rebecca Scharbach Wollenberg with their respondents Anne Kreps, Jennifer Knust, and Krista N. Dalton has been a definite #SBLAAR24 highlight!

At the AARSBL in San Diego? Stop by our booth for the best in Religious Studies.

Bringing in chairs from outside the room for the full house in this Connecting John and Pauline Theology joint session! #SBLAAR24

For #SBLAAR24 folks still around, hope you can join us in Book History for a great final session this morning with Joanna Homrighausen, Dr. Chance Bonar, Amanda Davis Bledsoe, William Hart Brown, and Jeremiah Coogan!