Announcement of an upcoming talk in London by Prof Ben Quash, from our friends at JustShare: On Wednesday 5th June, JustShare will be welcoming: Ben Quash, Professor of Christianity and the Arts, at Kings College, London to discuss: “The Art of…
During Holy Week, it is common for churches to provide opportunities to enter imaginatively into the Passion narrative. Whether Maundy Thursday watches, Stations of the Cross, pilgrimages, or contemplative church services, these moments help us find our place in the…
Thank you to everyone who participated in this past week’s first Transpositions reader survey! The Transpositions survey is now closed. We received dozens of helpful and encouraging responses, and look forward to using them to further our mission of deepening the…
Former Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams recently published a compact volume reflecting on the theological riches of Lewis’ The Chronicles of Narnia, titled The Lion’s World: A journey into the heart of Narnia (SPCK, 2012). This book has been chosen to serve as…
Transpositions is undertaking our first reader survey, and we could use your help! Completing the survey should take less than 5 minutes, and all participants will be entered into a drawing to win a free copy of Art, Imagination and Christian Hope,…
I’ve been intrigued by the This is Our City project for a while now. This is Our City is a multi-year initiative of Christianity Today that seeks to document the way Christians are changing the cities in which they live.…
Editor’s Note: With the start of the London Olympics just around the corner, Transpositions interviewed Steve Scott about Run with the Fire, an arts initiative inspired by the spirit of the Olympics. Designed to exhibit in churches, Run with the Fire is an interesting synergistic…
Editor’s Note: Transpositions is currently featuring a 3-part series on Art Prize by guest contributor, Chris Brewer. Brewer started with an introduction to the competition (published 11 April), followed by his suggestion of a storied theology of the arts as a way by which to…
The concept of migration always sparks a reaction. On the one hand, it conjures up images of exotic cultures, the excitement of travel or the evocative poignancy of exile. On the other, it presses public panic buttons as the Other…