A journal of theology, imagination, and the arts.

Theology And ‘Belief’ In Ted Lasso

Audry Goertzen reflects on the significance of hope and faith in the smash-hit comedy series Ted Lasso, for the next instalment in our series on “bingeing” the arts during the pandemic.  I cannot remember when I first saw promotions for the show Ted…

Once Upon A Time, Many Times

In the next installment of our Binge-Worthy?  series, Ewan Bowlby explores how watching the longform television drama Once Upon a Time might provide a unique and valuable source of spiritual nourishment. Revisiting the hit ABC television series Once Upon a Time might seem like a…

Transitions

As we step into the strangeness and uncertainty of this new year, Transpositions is ready to welcome readers back with a few significant changes. Whilst we navigate an unstable situation, our aim is to continue to introduce readers to the…

A Farewell and Transposition

Over the past five years, Transpositions has been for me an inspiring touchstone, a guidepost, a classroom, a stage, a playground, a church, an art studio, and most importantly, a meaningful network of people wrestling with and expressing the ways…

Artist Reflection: Sea Roar and Sound Break

Every spring, Transept—a practicing artist’s group within the Institute for Theology, Imagination, and the Arts (ITIA)—hosts an art exhibit, culminating in an evening of performances and readings. This year’s exhibit ran from 19 March–2 April, 2021 and was curated around…