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If you missed the webinar on Indigenous Theologies, you can watch it here : youtube.com/watch?v=yaPEgY… Researching Indigenous Studies & Christianity

Glad to share a summary of the SST-RISC webinar from last Friday (written by Mongzarlarü), and the recorded video of the event. Follow the link: bit.ly/3HCIbCR Randy Woodley Elilo Ezung Elia Maggang Axolile N. M. Qina, PhD

Enjoying my current PhD student David Lewis’s paper on the importance of the theology of my former PhD student, Tore Johnsen. #YaleEdin2023

Really honored to have this opportunity to present and fascinated by brilliant papers today! #YaleEdin2023 #Indigenous

A very illuminating session on Indigenous theologies and cosmologies on day 2 of #YaleEdin2023 with 3 excellent papers by Rathiulung Elias KC Anupama Ranawana & Gregory Conarroe

A real joy to listen to Anupama Ranawana engaging with the political theologies of Robbie Shilliam and the experience of land dispossession of indigenous communities in Sri Lanka. #YaleEdin2023

A point I could not address during my presentation at #YaleEdin2023, can't get it over my head, so tweeting it out there: Can World Christianity as a field or approach, begin to think of the nonhuman others as part of the community of creation in our discourse?

An honor to moderate this generative #YaleEdin2023 panel on “Indigenous and Interreligious Engagement” in eco-theology from German/Egyptian, Korean, and Naga standpoints. It’s a big hybridized world out there with dynamic theological interventions emerging. Are you listening?

Some RISC Network friends participated at #YaleEdin2023 World Christianity presenting on indigenous theologies. There was a general sense of affirmation of the importance of Indigenous communities in the discourse on creation, climate change & world Christianity.

A piece by Billy Zorinthara receives the Walls-Bediako Memorial Award. Published open access w/ Mizo abstract! A rich & provocative argument for harmonious & creation-centric Christianity from the lens of Mizo primal cosmology, especially persuasive in the age of climate change.

The latest issue of Studies in World Christianity World Christianity is a treat, features indigenous theologies & perspectives 🔥 Look out for articles by RISC friends: Native American theo anthropology, non-hierarchical Sami worldmaking (David Lewis) & Mizo primal cosmology.

Recent articles on religion on two Asian ethnic minorities (Miao & Mizo). Good to see these 'trending'📈

Very excited to join this stellar collab event w/ Steve Taylor, AngelWingsLtd, IASH, Edinburgh, World Christianity, CTPI Edinburgh, Alexander Chow, Rathiulung Elias KC on the upcoming event. ⌛️Paper proposals due: 15/1/25. 📅Hybrid or face colloquium: 4/4/25. Do circulate in your networks!

Call for papers: "Grassroots and indigenous digital faith-based activism." Paper proposals due: 15/1/25. Hybrid or face colloquium: 4/4/25. Supported by Researching Indigenous Studies & Christianity, IASH, Edinburgh, World Christianity, CTPI Edinburgh Ann Gillian Chu 朱安之, Alexander Chow. More info-> tinyurl.com/digitalactivis…

Paper proposals due: 15/1/25. Hybrid or face colloquium: 4/4/25. Supported by Researching Indigenous Studies & Christianity, IASH, Edinburgh, World Christianity, CTPI Edinburgh Prof. Ann Gillian Chu, PhD, SFHEA, FCPA 朱安之教授, Alexander Chow, Rathiulung Elias KC . More info-> tinyurl.com/digitalactivis…

Grassroots and indigenous digital faith-based activism colloquium, 4/4/25. 1 day. 6 papers on faith-based digital activism. Hybrid in Edinburgh with IASH, Edinburgh, World Christianity, CTPI Edinburgh, Researching Indigenous Studies & Christianity. Participate in person or virtual -> emergentkiwi.org.nz/archive/grassr…

This promises to be an exciting gathering. Featuring a paper by Rathiulung Elias KC and ongoing collaborative work towards publication. Online participation option available!

In Glasgow I’m looking forward to connecting with Doug Gay 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 and Trinity College Glasgow. In Edinburgh, Alexander Chow, Ann Gillian Chu 朱安之, Rathiulung Elias KC, IASH, Edinburgh, World Christianity, CTPI Edinburgh, Researching Indigenous Studies & Christianity. In Birmingham, Cross Training Psychology and Theology.

Enjoyed participating in hybrid colloquium on indigenous and grassroots faith-based digital activism. Thanks to Steve Taylor for organising and IASH for hosting! #digitaltheology #publictheology