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SUMMARY:Lecture - John Bell
DESCRIPTION:The Imagination as a Key to Unlocking Scripture \n\n\n\nVenue:\nSt Mark’s Church\, Leeds Road\, Harrogate (& Zoom option)\nDate:\nSaturday 19th September 2026\, 10.00 – 12.00 noon with breakfast available from 9.30 am\nTickets:\n£10 (including breakfast and refreshments)\nStudents: £7; Under 18s free.\nZoom live-stream: £5 per person\, must be purchased online in advance.\nBuy Tickets\n\n\n\nThe Imagination is” sometimes regarded as being an unreliable or mischievous faculty\, more of a danger to faith than an aid. But given that it is commonly employed by the prophets in their writings and Jesus in his parables\, it deserves serious consideration. In this lecture\, John Bell will argue that the imagination is an essential aid not only to interpreting scripture but also an ally in pastoral work and preaching\, as it offers an alternative to rigid thinking and dull speech. \nBiography\nJohn Bell has worked for over 30 years in the areas of music\, worship\, spirituality and social justice. He conducts workshops and seminars across the globe and\, with his colleagues\, develops new and accessible liturgical materials. He is an occasional broadcaster and for over 20 years was a regular contributor to Radio 4’s Thought for the Day. \nPublications\nTo date\, John has published 17 collections of original and global songs\, and numerous collections of liturgical material. His most recent books are: \nTen Things They Never Told Me About Jesus (Wild Goose Publications)\nLiving with the Psalms (SPCK)\nAnd Then She Said (Wild Good Publications) \nBuy Tickets
URL:https://hstm.org.uk/event/lecture-john-bell-2026/
LOCATION:St Mark’s Church\, Leeds Road\, Harrogate\, HG2 8AY\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Live Lectures
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SUMMARY:Re-reading the Gospel of John : A 6-month journey in 2026/27
DESCRIPTION:Re-reading the Gospel of John : Invitation to a 6-Month Journey in a Group with a Guidebook\n\n\n\nVenue:\nOnline (Zoom)\nPre-requisites:\nA copy of David Ford’s commentary\nTimes:\nThursdays\, 7.00 – 8.00pm\nDates:\n2026 \n\n15/10 – Introduction\n22/10 – John 1:1-18\n29/10 – John 1:19-51\n05/11 – John 2\n12/11 – John 3\n19/11 – John 4\n26/11 – John 5\n03/12 – John 6\n10/12 – John 7\n17/12 –  John 8\n\nTwo week break for Christmas and New Year \n2027 \n\n07/01 – John 9\n14/01 – John 10\n21/01 – John 11\n28/01 – John 12\n04/02 – John 13\n11/02 – John 14\n18/02 – John 15\n25/02 – John 16\n04/03 – John 17\n11/03 – John 18\n18/03 – John 19\n01/04 – John 20*\n* The group will not meet on Maundy Thursday.\n\n08/04 – John 21\n15/04  – Epilogue and feedback session\n\n\n\n\nRegistration:\nThis group is now full\, and registration is closed.\n\n\n\nThe Gospel of John is profound\, intriguing\, fascinating\, and mysterious. \nOne of the most insightful and gripping attempts to do it justice is Prof David Ford’s The Gospel of John – A Theological Commentary. Unlike most commentaries\, this can be read as literature. The style is conversational: it works not verse by verse\, but chapter by chapter. You can read a review of Prof Ford’s book in Church Times. \nWe have enjoyed our partnership with Prof Ford\, and were delighted to invite him not only to deliver a a lecture last September\, but also to host a special evening in Harrogate with some previous study group alumni. \nWe are delighted to be able to offer a study group starting in October 2026\, and running to Easter 2027. The group will meet on Thursday evenings. \nOver six months we will read a chapter per week of David Ford’s commentary and meet on-line once a week to discuss it with fellow learners for an hour. \nTo join one of our study group we ask you to: \n\nCommit to coming to every session\nAcquire a copy of David Ford’s commentary\nRead the relevant chapter in advance of each session\n\n\nRegister Now\nRegistration is now closed. \n\nSpaces are limited\, and we will close registration once each group is full. We need a minimum number of members for each group\, and we will not run a group that is not viable. You will not be able to see other member’s details\, or they yours. \nComments from previous groups\n“The Gospel of John discussions became something of a focal point around which my week was orientated. Each interesting and enlightening discussion took place in a welcoming and supportive atmosphere under the expert guidance of our group leader\, and I look forward to doing something similar again soon.”\nPaul\n“The weekly discussion sessions on Ford’s commentary have been a rich opportunity in which to explore our individual and group thoughts and responses. The meetings have provided a safe and supportive context for careful listening and deep sharing.”\nBeverley and Dennis\n 
URL:https://hstm.org.uk/event/gospel-of-john-2026-27/
LOCATION:On-line by zoom only
CATEGORIES:Study Group
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SUMMARY:Seminar - October 2026: Forgiveness
DESCRIPTION:Forgiveness\n\n\n\nVenue:\nWoodlands Methodist Harrogate\nDate:\n24th October 2026\, 10.00 – 12.00 noon with breakfast available from 9.30 am\n\n\nTickets:\n\n\nGeneral admission: £8\nUnder 18s: free\n\n\nBuy Tickets\n\n\n\n\n\nWe are delighted to invite the Rev’d Emma Walters to deliver October’s Seminar on forgiveness. \nEmma is a local member of clergy\, based at St Mark’s\, who is studying forgiveness as a part of her MA in Theology. \nBuy Tickets
URL:https://hstm.org.uk/event/seminar-october-2026/
LOCATION:Woodlands Methodist Church\, 71 Wetherby Rd\, Harrogate\, HG2 7SG
CATEGORIES:Seminars
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SUMMARY:Lecture - Paul Kunert
DESCRIPTION:Jesus Died to save the planet\n\n\n\nVenue:\nSt Mark’s Church\, Leeds Road\, Harrogate (& Zoom option)\nDate:\nSaturday 21st November 2026\, 10.00 – 12.00 noon with breakfast available from 9.30 am\nTickets:\n£10 (including breakfast and refreshments)\nStudents: £7; Under 18s free.\nZoom live-stream: £5 per person\, must be purchased online in advance.\nBuy Tickets\n\n\n\nIn this lecture we’ll consider how a full biblical account of the death and resurrection of Jesus compels us to make a response to the climate and nature crises a central part of our response to the Gospel. We’ll set out that account\, focusing on Jesus’ work of redemption\, reconciliation\, renewal and restoration of all things; see what it means for the renewal of humanity and our role and purpose; and then what it demands of the church. We’ll also diagnose why the flourishing of creation remains stubbornly peripheral – against the purposes of God – to the life of most churches and set out a way forward for any church that wants to see following Jesus for the flourishing of all creation – human society and non-human creation – integrated into the everyday lives of its people. \nBiography\nBorn and bred in the UK\, Paul has been working in Africa’s electricity sector for the last 25 years in various senior leadership roles\, developing\, financing\, building\, and managing major power plants in countries all over the continent. He is a chartered accountant and has a degree in economics and politics. He is married to Tara and they have three grown-up children. \nFor a long time – far too long – he’d seen ‘climate change’ as a secondary concern\, not something very high on God’s to-do list. Either world leaders were on top of it\, or it wasn’t that big of an issue anyway. Or worse still\, maybe God wasn’t that bothered.  \nWhen the truth about climate and ecological breakdown – and God’s purpose for his creation and the full extent of the work of Christ on the cross – finally hit home\, he realised he couldn’t have been more wrong. Jesus Died to Save the Planet was published last year. \nBuy Tickets
URL:https://hstm.org.uk/event/lecture-paul-kunert-2026/
LOCATION:St Mark’s Church\, Leeds Road\, Harrogate\, HG2 8AY\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Live Lectures
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SUMMARY:Seminar - December 2026: Doing Discipleship with Job
DESCRIPTION:Doing Discipleship with Job\n\n\n\nVenue:\nWoodlands Methodist Harrogate\nDate:\n5th December 2026\, 10.00 – 12.00 noon with breakfast available from 9.30 am\n\n\nTickets:\n\n\nGeneral admission: £8\nUnder 18s: free\n\n\nBuy Tickets\n\n\n\n\n\nWe are delighted to invite the Dr David Allen to deliver December’s Seminar. \nBiography\nI came to Queen’s in 2007 to take up the position of Tutor in New Testament Studies\, having previously completed my PhD on the use of the Old Testament in the book of Hebrews. Prior to that\, I had a variable career as a youth worker and computer programmer\, working particularly with mainframe computers and the infamous year-2000 compliance. I have taught at a number of HE institutions\, including the University of Edinburgh and the University of St Andrews. \nBuy Tickets
URL:https://hstm.org.uk/event/seminar-december-2026/
LOCATION:Woodlands Methodist Church\, 71 Wetherby Rd\, Harrogate\, HG2 7SG
CATEGORIES:Seminars
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SUMMARY:Lecture - Alex Harris
DESCRIPTION:Unhindered – From Acts to Today: discovered an unhindered faith and an unhindered church\n\n\n\nVenue:\nSt Mark’s Church\, Leeds Road\, Harrogate (& Zoom option)\nDate:\nSaturday 23st January 2027\, 10.00 – 12.00 noon with breakfast available from 9.30 am\nTickets:\n£10 (including breakfast and refreshments)\nStudents: £7; Under 18s free.\nBuy Tickets\n\n\n\nAlex will use the book of Acts to explore what it means for everyone everywhere to have a faith and share a faith that is unhindered? What\, according to Acts\, are those core traits in an unhindered faith and church? How do we find that ancient record of Acts as a living experience today in our churches\, our lives and in our communities. Alex’s session will be interactive\, using both discussion and lecture styles and accessible for both long term Christians\, church leaders and ministers\, and those just starting out on their Christian or theological journey.  \nSpeaker Bio\nAfter growing up in West Africa\, Alex met Jesus while studying at University in the UK. After time in America\, he was an evangelist for Christians in Sport for 7 years. This was initially amongst university students in the UK\, but ultimately across Asia. After 5 years in China\, Alex planted a new church on the edge of London\, before leading Beacon Church in Stafford for 10 years\, which both grew and evolved into a scattered approach to church planting\, growing to numerous expressions. \nAlongside being Director of the St Hild Centre for Church Planting\, Alex is Yorkshire Baptist Association Regional Minister for Pioneering and Church Planting\, specifically responsible for empowering and releasing pioneering\, experimentation and innovation in gospel-planting and church creation. He is also co-leader of the Firestarters Network of growing churches helping churches to grow. Alex acts as a co-convener for the National Church Planting Network uniting denominations\, networks\, and streams in a collaborative desire to reach England together through planting new churches\, revitalising existing churches and reimagining what church for the future will look like. As a family\, they are planting Lydia House in the centre of Leeds. \nAlex has a BSc (Hons) in Geography\, a BTh and MA from Spurgeons College\, and a DMin from Asbury Seminary\, USA. His doctorate studies are in ‘Church Planting in post-Christendom Europe’. \nAlex has authored or co-authored a number of books including On this Rock: Simple Lessons and Achievable Habits for Church Growth (2023)\, Scattered not Small: Empowering Ordinary Churches to Become Disciple-Making Communities (2024) and due out in 2025 ‘How to Start New\, Simple Churches Right Where They are Needed: A Guide for Everyone and Everywhere’. \nBuy Tickets
URL:https://hstm.org.uk/event/lecture-alex-harris-2027/
LOCATION:St Mark’s Church\, Leeds Road\, Harrogate\, HG2 8AY\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Live Lectures
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SUMMARY:Seminar - February 2027: Good religion\, good politics?
DESCRIPTION:Good religion\, good politics?\n\n\n\nVenue:\nWoodlands Methodist Harrogate\nDate:\n27 February 2027\, 10.00 – 12.00 noon with breakfast available from 9.30 am\n\n\nTickets:\n\n\nGeneral admission: £8\nUnder 18s: free\n\n\nBuy Tickets\n\n\n\n\n\nWe are delighted to invite Dr Andrew Carruthers to deliver February’s seminar about the ethical interface between religion and politics. \nFurther details to follow. \nBiography\nAndrew is currently studying for a PhD in Theology at St John’s College\, Durham\, focusing on the social theology of Rowan Williams and its relationship to political liberalism. As well as an MA in Theology from Durham\, Andrew also holds degrees in History from the University of St Andrews and Queen’s University Belfast. He previously worked as an affordable housing campaigner and retains an interest in the politics and theology of housing. Originally from Northern Ireland\, he now lives in rural North Yorkshire\, where he serves as churchwarden of the local parish church. \nPublications \n\n‘From Coming Home to the common good: the housing crisis and the Church of England’\, Crucible: The Journal of Christian Social Ethics (January 2025)\nBook review: Dwelling with Dignity: Catholic Social Teaching and Homelessness (Crucible\, forthcoming)\n\nResearch and supervision interests \n\nSocial and political theology\nPostliberalism\nChristian ethics\nDoctrine\, especially theological anthropology\n\nBuy Tickets
URL:https://hstm.org.uk/event/seminar-february-2027/
LOCATION:Woodlands Methodist Church\, 71 Wetherby Rd\, Harrogate\, HG2 7SG
CATEGORIES:Seminars
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SUMMARY:Lecture - Chine McDonald
DESCRIPTION:Strange times and unknown gods: engaging with culture in a time of searching\n\n\n\nVenue:\nSt Mark’s Church\, Leeds Road\, Harrogate (& Zoom option)\nDate:\nSaturday 13th March 2027\, 10.00 – 12.00 noon with breakfast available from 9.30 am\nTickets:\n£10 (including breakfast and refreshments)\nStudents: £7; Under 18s free.\nBuy Tickets\n\n\n\nFrom manifesting and mindfulness to AI and identity\, ours is a culture full of altars to “unknown gods”. We live in an age of anxiety and fragmentation\, but also one of renewed spiritual searching. Acts 17 offers a compelling vision of Christian engagement that neither withdraws from culture nor simply accommodates it. Instead\, Paul models deep cultural attentiveness\, generous connection and bold witness. As strange things happen in our world\, what might it mean to bear witness to the God in whom “we live and move and have our being”? \nBiography\nChine McDonald is a writer\, broadcaster\, author and Director of Theos\, the religion and society think tank. She was previously Head of Public Engagement at Christian Aid. She speaks and writes regularly on issues of race\, faith and gender\, and is the author of God is not a white man: and other revelations and Unmaking Mary: Shattering the Myth of Perfect Motherhood. Chine has written for the Financial Times\, the Guardian\, The Independent\, The Big Issue\, Prospect\, The Mirror and contributes to TV and radio programmes such as regularly presenting the BBC’s Thought for the Day on Radio 4’s Today programme\, Moral Maze\, Sunday programme and BBC Sunday Morning Live. She is also vice–chair of Greenbelt Festival and a trustee of Christian Aid and Demos. She is on the Advisory board for Cambridge University Library\, and is a Canon Theologian at Chester Cathedral. \nwww.chinemcdonald.com \nBuy Tickets
URL:https://hstm.org.uk/event/lecture-chine-mcdonald-2027/
LOCATION:St Mark’s Church\, Leeds Road\, Harrogate\, HG2 8AY\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Live Lectures
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SUMMARY:Seminar - April 2027: Death and Resurrection in life\, and in the Bible
DESCRIPTION:Death and Resurrection in life\, and in the Bible\n\n\n\nVenue:\nWoodlands Methodist Harrogate\nDate:\n10th April 2027\, 10.00 – 12.00 noon with breakfast available from 9.30 am\n\n\nTickets:\n\n\nGeneral admission: £8\nUnder 18s: free\n\n\nBuy Tickets\n\n\n\n\n\nWe are delighted to invite Dr Shaun Stevenson to deliver April’s seminar. \nBiography\nDr Shaun Stevenson is a Lecturer at Manchester Metropolitan University\, where he has taught since 2022. He holds a BA in Theology from Leeds Trinity University\, an MA in Continental Philosophy from the University of Warwick\, and a PhD in Philosophy from Warwick. He also completed a PGCE at the University of Worcester.\nShaun’s teaching and research interests span philosophy of education\, inclusive pedagogy\, and continental thought. He was twice nominated and awarded the Warwick Award for Teaching Excellence in 2017\, and has previously lectured in Philosophy of Education at Warwick. He is certified in Understanding Autism and Mental Health First Aid\, reflecting his commitment to accessible and compassionate learning environments. \nInterests and expertise\nShaun’s research centres on philosophies of death\, with a particular focus on Deleuze studies and the development of a Hellenistic ethics of self-cultivation. His doctoral thesis\, Positively Dead: An Examination of the Death Drive in Gilles Deleuze’s Difference and Repetition\, explored the role death plays in Deleuze\, Hegel\, Spinoza\, and Nietzsche\, with a strong emphasis on naturalistic mysticism. He engages extensively with 19th-century German philosophy and 20th-century French thought\, and is committed to exploring philosophy as a practical discipline. His work seeks to integrate philosophical teaching into a broader praxis of life\, fostering reflective\, embodied approaches to learning and self-understanding. \nBuy Tickets
URL:https://hstm.org.uk/event/seminar-april-2027/
LOCATION:Woodlands Methodist Church\, 71 Wetherby Rd\, Harrogate\, HG2 7SG
CATEGORIES:Seminars
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SUMMARY:Lecture - Isabelle Hamley
DESCRIPTION:Judges\n\n\n\nVenue:\nSt Mark’s Church\, Leeds Road\, Harrogate (& Zoom option)\nDate:\nSaturday 11th March 2028\, 10.00 – 12.00 noon with breakfast available from 9.30 am\n\nTickets available nearer the time\n\n\n\nWe are delighted to invite Isabelle Hamley back to HST&M in March 2028\, to deliver a lecture on the book of Judges. \nFurther details to follow.
URL:https://hstm.org.uk/event/lecture-isabelle-hamley-2028/
LOCATION:St Mark’s Church\, Leeds Road\, Harrogate\, HG2 8AY\, United Kingdom
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