Letter of support for Theology and Religion at the University of Exeter

The following open letter was sent to its recipients on 10 July 2026 with 603 signatories. Those who wish to add their names as additional signatories in solidarity may still do so via https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfGlR0XcqeahiQCGdygQDqFNFJrpEUwBYmXQOe4aSsbOR4O6Q/viewform?usp=header 

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To: Professor Lisa Roberts, President and Vice-Chancellor; 

Professor Dan Charman, Senior Vice-President and Provost; 

Professor Gareth Stansfield, Pro-Vice-Chancellor and Executive Dean for Faculty of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences; 

Mike Shore-Nye, Senior Vice-President and Registrar and Secretary;

Imelda Rogers, Deputy Registrar and Executive Divisional Director of Human Resources; 

Dave Stacey, Chief Financial Officer; 

Quentin Woodley, Pro-Chancellor and Chair of Council, University of Exeter

We write to express our deep concern at the University of Exeter’s plans to make redundancies within the Faculty of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences (HASS). Several of the disciplines subject to the proposed cuts, including Theology and Religion, are among the UK's strongest according to league tables, the Research Excellence Framework (REF), the Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF), and other recognised indicators. With 114 of the proposed 153 FTE academic redundancies falling within HASS, the University is not removing poorly performing units but dismantling areas of established excellence and international renown.

The proposal to reduce academic staff in Theology and Religion by 28% is particularly misguided. Theology and Religion at Exeter is an internationally respected centre of excellence whose academics lead major research projects and shape the discipline. It was ranked first nationally for world-leading research in REF 2021 and is currently in the Top 50 globally in the QS World Subject Rankings for Theology, Divinity and Religious Studies 2027, substantially above the University's overall ranking.

We recognise the pressures facing UK higher education and the responsibility of university leaders to ensure institutional sustainability. Nevertheless, the scale and speed of these proposals are deeply concerning. Reducing Theology and Religion by more than a quarter in a matter of months would have irreversible consequences. Academic capacity, research groups, and scholarly communities take decades to build but can be dismantled rapidly, with long-term strategic costs outweighing short-term financial gains. The experience of the University of Aberdeen since its severance programmes began in 2016 illustrates the reputational and recruitment risks of such an approach.

Good stewardship requires protecting disciplines that have underpinned Exeter's reputation over many decades. Russell Group status depends not only on STEM excellence but also on strength across the arts, humanities, and social sciences. Significant reductions in HASS will undoubtedly damage Exeter's national and international standing, weakening its ability to recruit outstanding students, staff, donors, and business and research partners.

The arts, humanities, and social sciences should be absolutely central to the University's mission. They generate cultural, social, and economic value while equipping graduates with analytical, linguistic, creative, and leadership skills that employers consistently seek. Universities also serve broader public purposes: their strength lies in intellectual diversity, and substantial contraction of HASS risks diminishing the distinctive character that defines Exeter.

There are also significant equality and regional implications. The British Academy's report on SHAPE "cold spots" highlighted the growing inequalities created when disciplines disappear from particular regions. Given the South West's high levels of social deprivation, preserving local access to HASS subjects is especially important for first-generation and low-income students in the South West who are more likely to study close to home. The proposed cuts would further weaken Theology and Religious Studies provision in the region following closures and contractions at Plymouth Marjon, the University of Bristol, and Bath Spa University, and the very precarious situations at Cardiff and University of Wales Trinity Saint David.

Although Theology and Religion at Exeter would not close entirely under the proposals, a 28% reduction in a small unit is particularly damaging because its academics are highly specialised rather than interchangeable. The discipline depends on expertise spanning texts, philology, history, philosophy, theology, material culture, science and religion, ecotheology, ethics, sociology, anthropology, gender studies, and critical theory. Losing a small number of specialists means losing entire areas of teaching and research, reducing the unit's attractiveness to students and significantly diminishing its research capacity. This matters well beyond the discipline itself, as interdisciplinary research increasingly depends on humanities expertise in areas including AI ethics, climate adaptation, migration, cultural heritage, public policy, and health.

We are concerned that robust evidence supporting the scale and distribution of the proposed reductions has not been presented. What modelling has been undertaken of the educational, research, and reputational consequences? How has the University concluded that cuts of this scale within HASS represent the most appropriate response to its challenges? 

With specific regard to Theology and Religion, the University's intention to make staff redundant will severely damage the capacity of a flourishing and world-leading unit to continue its significant contribution to TRS subdisciplines nationally and internationally, to maintain its record of success in external impact, and to play its crucial role in meeting the urgent need for increased religious literacy and cultural cohesion in the UK and worldwide at a time of heightened volatility and challenges to democracy.

Theology and Religion at Exeter also makes an exceptional contribution to teaching. External examiners have consistently praised its innovative curriculum and high-quality provision, while the National Student Survey ranked the subject first nationally in NSS 2025, well above the institutional average. It also supports a thriving community of more than 40 postgraduate researchers from diverse disciplinary and international backgrounds.

The research achievements of the unit are equally outstanding. In REF 2021, Unit of Assessment 31 at Exeter was ranked first nationally for 4* research outputs, while 100% of its impact was judged world-leading. Academics provide leadership nationally and internationally, chairing peer-review bodies, leading scholarly societies, and collaborating with partners across medicine and healthcare, culture and heritage, defence, government, and NGOs. They have also played major leadership roles in organisations including TRS-UK, the Society for the Study of Theology (whose current President is in Theology and Religion at Exeter), the British and Irish Association for Jewish Studies, the British and Irish Association for Holocaust Studies, the Society for the Study of Christian Ethics, the Society for Old Testament Study, the Society for New Testament Studies, the Society of Biblical Literature, the American Academy of Religion, the Oxford Patristics Conference, the North American Patristics Society, the Ecclesiastical History Society, and the European Association of Biblical Studies.

These achievements directly enhance Exeter's reputation and league-table performance. The University's international standing depends substantially on the disproportionate contribution of high-performing disciplines such as Theology and Religion, and redundancies would diminish its research visibility and prestige.

HASS capacity is a national asset, and large-scale reductions across the sector will weaken the UK's international standing in scholarship, culture, policy expertise, and public life. Universities such as Exeter play a vital role in sustaining that capacity. Furthermore, the Government is currently considering making Religious Education a national curriculum subject for the first time. If implemented, this is likely to increase demand for undergraduate Theology and Religion programmes, making this an especially inappropriate moment to reduce teaching and research capacity.

We therefore urge the University to reverse its programme of redundancies in Theology and Religion in light of the serious academic, financial, reputational, and societal consequences of these proposals. We respectfully ask the University instead to work with academics, partners, and external experts to identify alternatives that preserve academic excellence while addressing its financial pressures.

Yours sincerely,

1. Baron Williams of Oystermouth, Master of Magdalene College Cambridge 2013-20; former Archbishop of Canterbury

2. Professor Laurel Schneider, Research Professor, Boston College; President, American Academy of Religion

3. Professor Tina Pippin, Wallace M. Alston Professor of Bible and Religion, Agnes Scott College, Georgia; President, Society of Biblical Literature 

4. Professor David Fergusson, Regius Professor of Divinity, University of Cambridge; Fellow of the British Academy

5. Professor Luke Bretherton, Regius Professor of Moral and Pastoral Theology, University of Oxford

6. Professor John Behr, Regius Chair of Humanity, University of Aberdeen; Fellow of the British Academy 

7. Professor Ben Quash, Professor of Christianity and the Arts, King’s College London; Regius Professor of Divinity-elect, University of Cambridge (from October 2026)

8. Revd Professor Dr Christoph Markschies, President of the Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanities and Chair of Ancient Christianity, Humboldt University Berlin, Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanities, Germany

9. Professor Philip Esler, Portland Chair in New Testament Studies, University of Gloucestershire; Chief Executive, Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) (2005-09) 

10. Revd Dr Casey A. Strine, Secretary for Theology and Theological Adviser to the House of Bishops of the Church of England

11. Rt Revd Dr Helen-Ann Hartley, Bishop of Newcastle, Church of England

12. Rt Revd Philip Mounstephen, Lord Bishop of Winchester, Church of England

13. Professor Niels Henrik Gregersen, Professor of Systematic Theology, University of Copenhagen; President, International Society for Science and Religion

14. Professor Mark Harris, Andreos Idreos Professor of Science and Religion, University of Oxford; President of the European Society for the Study of Science and Theology

15. Professor Catrin Williams, University of Wales Trinity St David; President of the British New Testament Society; external examiner for Theology and Religion at Exeter

16. Dr Ben Gidley, Reader in Sociology and Psychosocial Studies, Birkbeck, University of London; President of the British and Irish Association for Jewish Studies 

17. Professor Peter Dubovský SJ, President of Pontifical Biblical Institute, Rome; President of the International Organization for the Study of the Old Testament 

18. Dr Emily Stiles, Senior Lecturer in Modern History, University of Winchester; President of the British and Irish Association for Holocaust Studies 

19. Dr Martin Murray, Lecturer and Secretary of the Catholic Theological Association of Great Britain, University of the West of Scotland

20. Dr Paul-Francois Tremlett, Senior Lecturer in Religious Studies, Open University; President of the British Association for the Study of Religions

21. Professor Gavin Flood, Oxford Centre for Hindu Studies, Emeritus Professor of Hindu Studies and Comparative Religion, University of Oxford; Fellow of the British Academy

22. Professor David Thomas, Emeritus Professor of Christianity and Islam, University of Birmingham; Fellow of the British Academy

23. Professor Richard Swinburne, Emeritus Nolloth Professor of the Philosophy of the Christian Religion, University of Oxford 

24. Professor Diarmaid MacCulloch, Emeritus Professor of the History of the Church, University of Oxford; Fellow of the British Academy

25. Professor Alexandra Walsham, Professor of Modern History, University of Cambridge; Fellow of the British Academy; Fellow of the Australian Academy of the Humanities; President of the Historical Association

26. Professor Mark Wynn, Nolloth Professor of the Philosophy of the Christian Religion, University of Oxford; Fellow of the British Academy

27. Professor Francis X. Clooney SJ, Parkman Professor of Divinity, Harvard University, Fellow of the British Academy

28. Professor John Barclay, Lightfoot Professor of Divinity, University of Durham; Fellow of the British Academy

29. Professor Elaine Graham, Professor Emerita of Practical Theology, University of Chester; Fellow of the British Academy

30. Professor Sacha Stern, Professor of Rabbinic Judaism, University College London, Fellow of the British Academy

31. Professor Nicholas de Lange, Emeritus Fellow of Divinity, University of Cambridge; Fellow of the British Academy 

32. Professor Hugh Williamson, Emeritus Regius Professor of Hebrew, University of Oxford, Fellow of the British Academy

33. Professor Alison Salvesen, Professor of Early Judaism and Christianity, University of Oxford; Fellow of the British Academy 

34. Professor Judith Lieu, Lady Margaret Professor of Divinity 2007-2018, University of Cambridge; Fellow of the British Academy

35. Emeritus Professor Samuel N.C. Lieu, Fellow of the British Academy; Honorary President, International Union of Academies

36. Professor Oliver O’Donovan, Regius Professor of Moral and Pastoral Theology, University of Oxford (1982-2006); Professor of Christian Ethics and Practical Theology, University of Edinburgh (2006-13); Fellow of the British Academy

37. Professor Andrew Louth, Emeritus Professor of Patristic and Byzantine Studies, University of Durham; Fellow of the British Academy

38. Professor John Healey, Professor Emeritus of Semitic Studies, University of Manchester, Fellow of the British Academy

39. Professor Karen Kilby, Bede Professor of Catholic Theology, University of Durham; President-Emerita, Society for the Study of Theology 

40. Professor Alec Ryrie, Professor of the History of Christianity, University of Durham; Fellow of the British Academy 

41. Professor Gillian Clark, Professor Emerita of Ancient History, University of Bristol; Fellow of the British Academy 

42. Professor John Barton, Emeritus Oriel and Laing Professor of the Interpretation of Holy Scripture, University of Oxford; Fellow of the British Academy; Fellow of the Norwegian Academy of Arts and Sciences 

43. Professor Mark Edwards, Professor of Early Christian Studies, University of Oxford; Fellow of the British Academy 

44. Canon Professor Carol Harrison, Lady Margaret Professor of Divinity, University of Oxford; Fellow of the British Academy 

45. Professor Tim Whitmarsh, Regius Professor of Greek, University of Cambridge; Fellow of the British Academy

46. Professor Sarah Coakley, Norris-Hulse Professor of Divinity at University of Cambridge 2007-18, Fellow of the British Academy

47. Professor Philip Alexander, Professor Emeritus of Postbiblical Jewish Literature, University of Manchester; Fellow of the British Academy 

48. Professor Paul S. Fiddes, Professor of Systematic Theology, University of Oxford; Fellow of the British Academy

49. Professor Tim Greenwood, Bishop Wardlaw Professor, School of History, University of St Andrews; Fellow of the British Academy

50. Professor Douglas Cairns, Professor of Classics, University of Edinburgh, Fellow of the British Academy

51. Rabbi Professor Deborah Kahn-Harris, Principal, Leo Baeck College, UK

52. Professor Sarah Pearce, Head of Department, History, University of Southampton, and Chair of the Anglo-Israel Archaeological Society, University of Southampton, Colleague, UK

53. Professor Robert Beckford, Queen’s Foundation for Ecumenical Theological Education; President-Emeritus, Society for the Study of Theology

54. Professor Rachel Muers, Chair of Divinity, University of Edinburgh; President-Emerita, Society for the Study of Theology

55. Professor Mike Higton, Professor of Theology and Ministry, University of Durham; President-Emeritus, Society for the Study of Theology

56. Professor David Clough, Chair in Theology and Applied Sciences, University of Aberdeen; President-Emeritus, Society for the Study of Theology

57. Professor Gordon Lynch, Professor in Religion, Society and Ethics, University of Edinburgh

58. Professor Lewis Ayres, McDonald Agape Distinguished Professor of Early Christian Theology, Angelicum, Rome; Professor of Catholic and Historical Theology, University of Durham

59. Professor Simeon Zahl, Professor of Christian Theology, University of Cambridge; former external examiner for Theology and Religion at University of Exeter

60. Dr Karen Wenell, Associate Professor, Department of Theology and Religion, University of Birmingham; former external examiner for Theology and Religion at Exeter

61. Claire Ramalli, Standing Advisory Council on Religious Education Advisor and RE Consultant, Executive Board Member for Association of Religious Education Inspectors, Advisers and Consultants and National Association of Standing Advisory Councils on Religious Education

62. Jan McGuire, Executive Chair, AREIAC: Association of Religious Education Inspectors, Advisers and Consultants

63. Julie Grove MBE, Former RE Adviser, Solihull MBC, Former Chair, AREIAC: Association of Religious Education Inspectors, Advisers and Consultants

64. Matthew Pitcher, Head of Religious Studies, National Association of Teachers of Religious Education exec, Vice Chair of Association of Religious Education Inspectors, Advisers and Consultants

65. Revd Canon Dr Sarah Brush, Vice Principal, Ripon College Cuddesdon, Chair of the Theological Educators Network UK

66. Julia Diamond-Conway, National Religious Education Adviser, RE Today Services

67. John Keast OBE, Former adviser on RE to Department for Education, Cornwall Standing Advisory Council on Religious Education, Former external examiner

68. Stacey Burman, RE Advisor, RE Hubs, Association of Religious Education Inspectors, Advisers and Consultants

69. Carrie Alderton, CEO, The Faith and Belief Forum, UK

70. Katie Gooch, Co-Vice Chair - Association of Religious Education Inspectors, Advisers and Consultants

71. Professor Teresa Morgan, McDonald Agape Professor of New Testament and Early Christianity, Department of Classics, Yale Divinity School, USA

72. Professor Mario I. Aguilar, Professor of Religion and Politics, University of St Andrews

73. Steed Vernyl Davidson, PhD, Executive Director, Society of Biblical Literature 

74. Ven Dr Trevor Jones, Chair, Posbury St Francis Trust; Archdeacon Emeritus of Hertford; Canon Emeritus St Albans and Exeter Cathedrals

75. Professor Adrian Thatcher, Honorary Professor, University of Exeter, Professor of Theology 2004-11; Honorary Professor 2011-26

76. Revd Canon Professor Richard A. Burridge, Fellow of King’s College London

77. Professor Anna Rowlands, St Hilda Professor of Catholic Social Thought and Practice, University of Durham

78. Professor Michael Snape, Michael Ramsey Canon Professor of Anglican Studies, University of Durham 

79. Professor Grant Macaskill, Lightfoot Professor of Divinity, University of Durham 

80. Professor Bettina Schmidt, Professor in Study of Religions and Anthropology of Religion, University of Wales Trinity St David

81. Professor K.E. Southwood, Professor of Hebrew Bible / Old Testament, University of Oxford

82. Professor Oliver Crisp, Professor of Analytic Theology, University of St Andrews; co-director of the Logos Institute for Analytic and Exegetical Theology

83. Professor Simon Oliver, Van Mildert Professor of Divinity, University of Durham

84. Jane Carpenter, President of Exeter Hebrew Congregation, Exeter Synagogue

85. Canon James Mustard, Canon Precentor, Exeter Cathedral

86. Belinda Twiggs, Chair, Devon Standing Advisory Council on Religious Education

87. Ed Pawson, Religious Education Advisor, Devon Standing Advisory Council on Religious Education

88. Very Revd Ian S. Markham PhD, Dean and President of Virginia Theological Seminary, USA; President of The General Theological Seminary; Professor of Theology and Ethics

89. Professor Dr Ruben Zimmermann, Professor für Neues Testament, Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz, Germany

90. Dr Jon Morgan, Associate Research Fellow, University of Exeter, UK

91. Dr Meredith J. C. Warren, Senior Lecturer, Biblical and Religious Studies, University of Sheffield, UK

92. Professor Anne Katrine de Hemmer Gudme, Professor of Hebrew Bible, University of Oslo, Former teaching fellow at the University of Exeter (2011) and current research collaborator, Norway

93. Dr Matthew A. Collins, Senior Lecturer in Hebrew Bible and Second Temple Judaism, University of Chester, UK

94. Dr Nathanael Vette, Lecturer in New Testament, Gender and the Arts, King's College London, UK

95. Dr Michelle Fletcher, Deputy Director, Visual Commentary on Scripture, Secretary of the British New Testament Society, King's College London, UK

96. Dr Serhii Shumylo, Director of the International Institute of the Athonite Legacy, Research Fellow of the Institute of History of Ukraine, National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Honoured Worker of Ukraine Culture, Former Visiting Research Fellow in the Department of Classics, Ancient History, Religion and Theology at the University of Exeter, Honorary Research Fellow at the University of Exeter

97. Professor Johanna Stiebert, Professor of Hebrew Bible, Director of the Centre for Religion and Public Life, University of Leeds, Research Collaborator, UK

98. The Revd Canon Professor Jenn Strawbridge, Professor in New Testament and Early Christian Studies and G.B. Caird Fellow in Theology, University of Oxford, Research Collaborator, UK

99. Rosie Batsford, Former student (BA Theology and Religion 2022-2025), UK

100. Dr Marta Prandelli, Lecturer and Visiting Researcher, Dublin City University, Ireland

101. Canon Michael Fisher, Canon Emeritus Truro Cathedral, Diocese of Truro, BA Exeter Theology (1961), UK

102. John Zandler, Former student, UK

103. Revd Jayne Taylor, Minister, Exeter United Reformed Churches

104. Professor James Crossley, Director of CenSAMM, University of Cambridge and MF Oslo, UK

105. Raymond Mak, Loughborough University, Christian and theology learner

106. Dr Suzanna Millar, Lecturer in Hebrew Bible, University of Edinburgh, UK

107. Revd Canon Sarah Jones, Vicar, City Parish of St John the Baptist, Cardiff, UK

108. Rev Nathaniel Osei-Asante, University of Exeter, PhD Student, UK

109. Revd Natalie Jennings, Graduate/former student, UK

110. Professor Emma Wild-Wood, Professor of African Religions and World Christianity, University of Edinburgh, UK

111. Anand Venkatkrishnan, Assistant Professor, University of Chicago Divinity School, USA

112. Revd Charles Higgins, Vicar of Bulkington and Burton Hastings, Diocese of Coventry, former student, UK

113. Dr Limor Meoded Danon, Medical sociology researcher, Senior Lecturer, Faculty of Medicine, Bar-Ilan University, Israel

114. Dr Bethany Sollereder, Associate Professor of Science and Religion, University of Oxford, alumna, UK

115. Dr Scott Midson, Senior Lecturer in Liberal Arts and Digital Theology, University of Manchester, UK

116. Dr Caleb Froehlich, Director, Bible and Contemporary World PGT Programme, University of St Andrews

117. Professor Kylie Crabbe, Head of College, Pilgrim Theological College, University of Divinity, Australia

118. Daniel Kirk, Former student, UK

119. Professor Travis B. Williams, Professor of Religion, Tusculum University, USA, PhD Theology and Religion at University of Exeter (2011)

120. Rachel Khosh-Bazan, Former student, UK

121. Dr Felicity Loughlin, Lecturer in the History of Modern Christianity, University of Edinburgh, UK

122. Professor Hugh S. Pyper, Emeritus Professor of Biblical Interpretation, University of Sheffield; former external examiner for Theology and Religion at Exeter; former TRS Discipline Lead for the Higher Education Academy

123. Dr Laura Almagor, Assistant Professor of Political History, Utrecht University, Netherlands

124. Professor Saul M. Olyan, Samuel Ungerleider Jr. Professor of Judaic Studies and Professor of Religious Studies, Brown University, USA; Member, American Academy of Arts and Sciences; Fellow, American Academy of Jewish Research

125. Louisa Dixey, Former student, UK

126. Dr Jacqueline Stewart, Honorary Lecturer, University of Leeds, Former Honorary Lecturer at Exeter Theology and Religion, UK

127. Dr Joseph Jedwab, Associate Professor of Philosophy, Kutztown University of Pennsylvania, USA

128. Professor Brian Leftow, William P. Alston Distinguished Professor of Philosophy, Rutgers University, USA

129. Natasha Jenkins, Former student, UK

130. Dr Helen John, Honorary Research Fellow, University of Exeter, Alumna

131. Dr Frances Clemson, Former doctoral student, UK

132. Dr Giovanni Hermanin de Reichenfeld, Aarhus University, Denmark, PhD graduate and research collaborator, Denmark

133. Dr Frederick Simmons, Research Officer, Center of Theological Inquiry, Princeton University, USA

134. Dr T. J. Mawson, Dean, Fellow and Tutor in Philosophy, University of Oxford, UK

135. Aaron Hudspith, Former student, UK

136. Leah Lawford, University of Exeter, Current PhD Candidate in Theology and Religion, UK

137. Rev Dr Angela N. Parker, Associate Professor of New Testament and Womanist Thought, Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary, USA

138. Dr Jonathan Greer, Visiting Professor of Archaeology, Grand Valley State University, USA

139. Professor Margaret Y. MacDonald, Professor of Religious Studies, Santamarian Chair, Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada, Department for the Study of Religion, Saint Mary's University, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada

140. Jorge Cuche Carvajal, Editorial ChileTierra SpA, University of Chile, Chile

141. Ellen Anning, Ordinand, Diocese of Exeter, Church of England, UK

142. Dr Wan Wei Hsien, Adjunct Lecturer, Methodist College, Kuala Lumpur, Alumnus (PhD), Malaysia

143. Dr Annie Calderbank, Lecturer in Hebrew Bible, King's College London, UK

144. Professor Timothy Pawl, Professor of Philosophy, University of St. Thomas (MN, USA)

145. Jen Abraham-Williams, Former student (2005-2008), UK

146. Professor Nathan MacDonald, Professor of the Interpretation of the Old Testament, University of Cambridge, UK

147. Professor Aaron Koller, Regius Professor of Hebrew, University of Cambridge, UK

148. Professor Peter Altmann, David Allan Hubbard Professor of Old Testament Associate Dean, Center for Advanced Theological Study, Fuller Theological Seminary, USA

149. Professor James Dominic Rooney, Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong

150. Professor Anthony Dupont, Research Professor Christian Antiquity, KU Leuven, Belgium

151. Dr Stefan Skrimshire, Associate Professor of Theology and Religious Studies, School of Philosophy, Religion and History of Science, University of Leeds 

152. Professor Mikel Burley, Professor of Religion and Philosophy, University of Leeds 

153. Dr Deirdre N. Fulton, Associate Professor, Baylor University, USA

154. Professor Peter Scott, Samuel Ferguson Professor of Applied Theology, University of Manchester

155. Rev Dr Thomas Jay Oord, Professor of Theology, Northwind Theological Seminary/Center for Open and Relational Theology, USA

156. Associate Professor Loke Ter Ern Andrew, Associate Professor, Hong Kong Baptist University, China

157. Dr Adrian Bailey, Lead Chaplain (elect), Devon Partnership NHS Trust; Honorary Research Associate University of Exeter

158. Canon Professor Mark Chapman, Professor of the History of Modern Theology, University of Oxford

159. Clare Bryden, Former student, former Honorary Associate Research Fellow

160. Alice Turvey, Former student (2005-2008)

161. Dr Christine Joynes, Fellow in Theology, Regent's Park College, Oxford

162. Dr Dan McClellan, Honorary Fellow, Cadbury Centre for the Public Understanding of Religion, PhD, Theology & Religion, University of Exeter (2020), USA

163. Dr Samuel Hildebrandt, Senior Lecturer in Biblical Studies, Nazarene Theological College

164. Rev Dr Brandy Daniels, Associate Professor of Theology & Religious Studies; Co-Director of Gender, Women, and Sexuality Studies, University of Portland, Research Collaborator, USA

165. Professor Peter Ward, Professor of Practical Theology, Durham University

166. Dr Ekaterina E. Kozlova, Research Fellow, King's College London

167. Professor Arkotong Longkumer, Professor of Anthropology and Modern Asia, University of Edinburgh

168. Harry Amos, UK

169. Kelly Grant Horrocks, Public School Educator (retired), Ithaca City School District, USA

170. Dr Vilas Keith, USA

171. Professor Paul Joyce, Samuel Davidson Professor of Old Testament / Hebrew Bible Emeritus, King's College London

172. Dr Hannah Waite, British Academy Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Leeds

173. Professor Jeff Shaw, Instructor and Publication Adviser, Western Washington University, USA

174. Revd Sam Fletcher, PhD Candidate, Associate Priest at the University of Exeter Chapels, Tutor in Doctrine at The College of the Resurrection, Mirfield and St Hild Theological College, University of Exeter

175. Dr Georgina Roberts, Alumna

176. Christine Kenworthy, UK

177. Dr Ellen De Doncker, Postdoctoral fellow F.R.S.-FNRS, Université Catholique de Louvain, Belgium

178. Revd Heidi Budden, Curate, Diocese of Exeter, Former student, former Chaplain at the University of Exeter Anglican Chapels

179. Dr Andrew Fenton, Professor of Philosophy, Dalhousie University, Canada

180. Revd Dr Al Barrett, Rector, Hodge Hill Church, Church of England, Birmingham

181. The Reverend Prebendary Sue Sheppard, Retired priest, Diocese of Exeter, Former student,

182. Professor Simon Gathercole, Professor of New Testament and Early Christianity, University of Cambridge

183. Professor Martin Goodman, Emeritus Professor of Jewish Studies, University of Oxford

184. Dr Jonathan Chaplin, Fellow, Wesley House, Cambridge

185. Professor Wendy Dossett, Emeritus Professor of Religious Studies, University of Chester

186. Dr Calvin, Senior Lecturer, University of the Free State, South Africa

187. Dr Ben Fulford, Associate Professor of Christian Theology, University of Chester

188. Revd Prof Gabrielle Thomas, Dean and President of Berkeley Divinity School at Yale and Professor of Early Christian, Anglican, and Theological Studies at Yale Divinity School, Yale University, USA

189. Revd Dr Isabelle Hamley, Principal of Ridley Hall, Cambridge

190. Revd Canon Dr Hannah Cleugh, Honorary Research Fellow, Department of Theology and Religion, Durham University; Diocese of Newcastle

191. Dr Dawn Llewellyn, Associate Professor of Religion and Gender, Theology and Religious Studies, University of Chester

192. Elizabeth Harrison, Teacher of Religious Education, Clyst Vale Community College, Former student

193. Revd Hannah Alderson, Lazenby Chaplain, University of Exeter, Chaplain and former undergraduate student

194. Dr James Holt, Associate Professor of Religious Education, University of Chester

195. Professor Stephan van Erp, Full Professor of Fundamental Theology, KU Leuven, Belgium

196. Sally Farrant, UK

197. Dr Anthony Rabin, Wilberforce Institute, University of Hull

198. Revd Dr Eliza Getman, Chaplain, Taunton School, 

199. Professor Eugen Ciurtin, Institute for the History of Religions of the Romanian Academy in Bucharest, Romania

200. Lucy Holland, UK

201. Revd Dr Brett Gray, Chaplain and Director of Studies in Theology, Religion, and the Philosophy of Religion, Sidney Sussex College, University of Cambridge

202. Ruth Bettesworth, Former student

203. Dr Olabisi Obamakin, Postdoctoral Researcher, University of Durham, Alumna of Exeter

204. Dr Christopher W. Skinner, Professor of New Testament and Early Christianity, Loyola University Chicago, USA

205. Ann Wood BEd Honours Exeter, Curriculum Coordinator at London primary school

206. Dr Linden Bicket, Lecturer in Literature and Religion, University of Edinburgh

207. Rev Simon Jones, Former vice principal of Spurgeon’s College, Spurgeon’s College

208. Conner Case, Quality Assurance Specialist, Liberty University, USA

209. Professor Santiago Slabodsky, Florence and Robert Kaufman Chair in Jewish Studies; Professor of Religion, Hofstra University-New York, USA

210. Revd Hannah Baylor, Associate Minister, St Stephen’s Ealing, Diocese of London, Former student

211. Terri Murru, Airport Chaplain consultant, USA

212. Professor Timothy Baylor, Associate Professor of Religion, Calvin University and University of Wales Trinity St David, USA and UK

213. Robert Kranz, PhD Candidate, Southern Methodist University, USA

214. Revd Laura Macfarlane, Diocese of Lichfield, Former student

215. Kathryn Campbell, Learning and Development Officer, Methodist Church, Baptist Union of Scotland

216. Professor S.D. Giere, Professor of BIblical Interpretation, Benz Chair in Scripture, Wartburg Theological Seminary, USA

217. Dr Grace Milton, Lecturer, Birmingham Christian College, Former student

218. Dr Martin J Hodson, Visiting Researcher (formerly Principal Lecturer), Oxford Brookes University

219. Dr Madhavi Nevader, Associate Dean of Curriculum - Arts & Divinity, University of St Andrews

220. Revd Dr Graham Adams, Tutor in Mission Studies, World Christianity and Religious Diversity, Luther King Theological College

221. Joanna Reynolds, University of Exeter, Current undergrad student hoping to go on to do a theology masters at Exeter

222. Professor Bruce Longenecker, W.W. Melton Chair of Religion Department of Religion, Baylor University, Texas, USA

223. Professor Justin Meggitt, Professor of the Study of Religion, University of Cambridge, Former external examiner for Theology and Religion at Exeter

224. Phil Baker, Licensed Lay Minister, Diocese of Exeter

225. Dr Kirsi Cobb, Senior Lecturer in Hebrew Bible and Gender, Cliff College

226. Revd Dr Hannah Swithinbank, Priest, Diocese of Southwark

227. Dominic James, Teacher of History, Taunton School, Former student

228. Robert Green, Secondary School Teacher, Former student

229. Charlotte Thomas, current SWWDTP-funded PhD researcher in Theology and Religion, University of Exeter

230. Tim Pithers, Former Department Manager for Classics, Ancient History, Religion and Theology 2024-25, UoE alumnus (2007)

231. William Fothergill, Former student

232. Revd Pearl Luxon, Methodist Church of Great Britain

233. Marianne Baly, Former T&R student at the University of Exeter

234. Dr Rebecca Watson, Director of Studies and Tutor in Old Testament / Hebrew Bible, The Eastern Region Ministry Course and Westcott House, Cambridge Theological Federation

235. Professor Nick Palfreyman, Director, International Institute for Sign Languages and Deaf Studies (iSLanDS), University of Lancashire; Methodist local preacher in Manchester (who has delivered training based on research publications by researchers from Theology and Religion at the University of Exeter)

236. Dr Mark Goodacre, Professor of Religious Studies, Duke University, USA

237. Dr Matthew Thiessen, Associate Professor of Religious Studies, McMaster University, Canada

238. Hannah Cross, Academic Registrar, Spiritus Theological College, Former student

239. Professor Wayne Coppins, Professor of Religion, University of Georgia, USA

240. Dr Andrew T. Keenan, Assistant Professor of Religious Studies, Crandall University, Canada

241. Dr Joshua Scott, Augsburg University, collaborator with members of the department, USA

242. Rev. Tess Welch, Senior Pastor, United Methodist Church, USA

243. Professor Tori Lee, Assistant Professor of Classics, Davidson College, USA

244. Revd Canon Dr Benjamin Williams, Vicar of Barnstaple; Canon Theologian, Exeter Cathedral, Diocese of Exeter

245. Professor Clark R. Bates, Professor of New Testament, Forge Theological Seminary, USA

246. Revd Di Vickery, Curate/Deacon, Church of England

247. Professor Stephen L. Young, Appalachian State University, USA

248. Joe Allen, PhD Candidate in Theology, St Mary's University Twickenham, Exeter graduate in BA Theology and Religion (2021) and MA Theology (2022), UK

249. Professor Hannah Holtschneider, Professor of Contemporary Jewish Cultural History, University of Edinburgh

250. Alex Michele Englefield, Alumna, Portugal

251. Professor Sonja Anderson, Associate Professor of Religion, Carleton College, USA

252. Amelia O'Loughlin, Senior HR Manager, CIPD, Former Theology student

253. Dr Dan Batovici, Senior Researcher, University of Vienna, Austria

254. Ella Dennes, 1st Year Student, University of Exeter

255. Dr Eve Parker, Lecturer in Liberal Arts and Theology, University of Manchester

256. Revd Dr Julie Gittoes, Vicar of Hendon, Diocese of London

257. Professor Marion Grau, Professor of Constructive Theology, MF Norwegian School of Theology

258. Professor Amy S. Anderson, North Central University, USA

259. Professor Niki Kasumi Clements, Associate Professor, Rice University, USA

260. Dr Rebecca Poon, Research Fellow in Biophysics, University of Warwick, PhD (Biophysics), University of Exeter (2020–24)

261. Professor Jeremy M. Hutton, Professor of Classical Hebrew Language and Biblical Hebrew, University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA

262. Revd Dr Chris Clare Dingwall-Jones, Team Vicar, Benefice of Witney

263. Dr Bridget Gilfillan Upton, UK

264. Professor Gerard Loughlin, Professor, Durham University, Former external examiner for Theology and Religion at Exeter

265. Honor Borley, Former Student (2023-26)

266. Dr Ed Watson, Postdoctoral Fellow, Princeton Theological Seminar, USA

267. Dr Siobhán Jolley, Lecturer in Christian Studies, University of Manchester

268. Dr Angela Roskop Erisman, Editorial colleague, USA

269. Zoe Wyatt, Teacher of Religion, Ethics and Philosophy, Former student

270. Dr Isabelle Mutton, Former BA and PhD student and Postdoctoral Fellow, Canada

271. Rev David Cleaveland, Professor, Nelson University, American Indian College, USA

272. Dr Alexander Chow, Senior Lecturer in Theology and World Christianity, University of Edinburgh

273. Dr Deane Galbraith, Senior Lecturer in Religion, University of Otago, New Zealand

274. Professor Katrina Roen, Professor of Sociology, University of Waikato, Aotearoa New Zealand

275. Revd Dr Alex Clare-Young, Communications and Engagement Officer, Joint Public Issues Team

276. Emily Robinson-Killick, Events Officer, University of Warwick, Former student and former member of staff in University of Exeter Student Employability and Academic Success

277. Fu-An Chen, Minister (Presbyterian Church of Taiwan), Current PhD student, Taiwan

278. Professor Gerbern Oegema, Professor of Biblical Studies, McGill University, Canada

279. Mark Potratz, Principal Engineer, USA

280. Dr Kristian Petersen, Associate Professor, Old Dominion University, USA

281. Dr R. Barry Matlock, Senior Lecturer, Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, USA

282. Märv Medardo, Host and Producer, CSR Pistis Productions, Honduras

283. Dr Shruti Dixit, University of St Andrews, UK

284. Eleanor Green, Manager, Jersey

285. Professor Francesca Murphy, University of Notre Dame, Indiana, USA

286. Dr Ken Brown, Senior Lecturer, Whitworth University, USA

287. Revd Professor Mark R. Lindsay, Joan F.W. Munro Professor of Historical Theology, Trinity College Theological School, University of Divinity, Australia

288. Professor Mark Leuchter, Professor of Hebrew Bible and Ancient Judaism, Temple University, USA

289. Professor Sean Adams, Professor of New Testament and Ancient Culture, University of Glasgow

290. Professor Sung Jin Park, Professor of Hebrew and Old Testament, Midwestern Theological Seminary, USA

291. Jonathan Drozda, Theology Teacher, USA

292. Dr Yuki Fukui, Lecturer of Eurasian Area Studies, Yamagata University, Japan

293. Dr Logan Williams, Kirby Laing Research Fellow in New Testament, University of Aberdeen, Former Lecturer in New Testament, University of Exeter

294. Associate Professor David Newheiser, Florida State University, USA

295. Venerable Hilary Dawson, Former Masters Student, UK

296. Professor Matthew Rindge, Gonzaga University, USA

297. Claire Spencer, PA, Friend, UK

298. Jessie Woodhouse, Teacher of Religion, Philosophy and Ethics, Coombeshead Academy, Former undergraduate and postgraduate student of Theology and Religion at Exeter, UK

299. Dr Erin Heim, Tutorial Fellow in Biblical Studies, Wycliffe Hall, University of Oxford, UK

300. Professor Dr Christopher B. Hays, D. Wilson Moore Professor of Old Testament and Ancient Near Eastern Studies, Fuller Theological Seminary, USA

301. Dr Joseph Scales, Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Bergen, Norway

302. Dr J. Andrew Cowan, Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft Research Fellow, Georg-August-Universität Göttingen, Germany

303. Dr Lloyd Pietersen, Former Editor of Anabaptism Today, UK

304. Father Thomas Seville, Tutor, College of the Resurrection, The Community of the Resurrection, Mirfield, UK

305. Janet White, UK

306. Hope Kennedy, Graduate in Theology and Religion, Former Student, Northern Ireland

307. Hugo King, Current student, UK

308. Dr Max Baker-Hytch, Tutorial Fellow in Philosophy, Wycliffe Hall, Oxford, former student

309. Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. Jörg Frey, Chair of New Testament Studies, University of Zurich, Switzerland

310. Dr Aled Thomas, Lecturer in Religious Studies, University of Leeds

311. Professor Graham Harvey, Emeritus Professor of Religious Studies, Open University

312. Revd Canon Dr Jeremy Morris, Affiliated Lecturer, University of Cambridge

313. Dr Mark Borthwick, Visiting Fellow, Open University, UK

314. Professor Joseph Webster, Professor of the Anthropology of Religion, University of Cambridge

315. Dr Stephen Wright, Senior Lecturer in Christian Theology and Wesley Studies, Associate Director of the Manchester Wesley Research Centre, Nazarene Theological College

316. Revd Preb Dr David Nixon, Priest Vicar, Exeter Cathedral; Honorary Senior Research Fellow, University of Exeter

317. Professor Paul Hedges, Associate Dean (Scholarly Ecosystems), RSIS, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore & Clare Hall, Cambridge

318. Dr Peter Head, Tutorial Fellow, Wycliffe Hall, University of Oxford 

319. Professor Ronald Hutton, Professor of History, University of Bristol

320. Revd Elizabeth Flaherty, Curate, Diocese of Exeter 

321. Dr Chris Cotter, Lecturer in Sociology and Religious Studies, Open University, UK

322. Dr Joseph Powell, British Academy Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Cambridge, Former student, BA Theology (2013-16), UK

323. Jennifer Glenc, PhD Student in Religious Studies, University of Wales Trinity Saint Davids

324. Docent Emanuel Pfoh, University of Helsinki and CONICET, Finland

325. Dr Holly Morse, Senior Lecturer in Bible, Gender and Culture, University of Manchester

326. Harvey Goulding, RS Teacher, Former MA Student

327. Dr Seiriol Morgan, Senior Lecturer in Philosophy, University of Bristol

328. Dr Naomi Lawson Jacobs, Research Associate, Manchester Metropolitan University

329. Bekah Iddon, Student at the University of Exeter, UK

330. Professor Peter Gawthrop, Professor Emeritus, University of Glasgow, Scotland

331. Dr Adam Powell, Assistant Professor of Medical Humanities, Durham University, UK

332. Professor Susannah Ticciati, Professor of Christian Doctrine, King's College London, UK

333. Revd Joshua Carpenter, Managing Editor, USA

334. Professor Mathew Guest, Professor in the Sociology of Religion, Durham University

335. Professor Emerita Anna S King, Professor of Religious Studies and Social Anthropology, University of Winchester

336. Rev Dr Fernando Méndez-Moratalla, Senior minister, Iglesia Baustista Emanuel de Madrid (Spain); Adjunct professor, Eastern University, Philadelphia (USA)

337. Joe Sedgwick, University of Edinburgh, UK

338. Professor Kim Knott, Professor Emerita, Religious and Secular Studies, Lancaster University

339. Professor Lynn R. Huber, Elon University, USA

340. Dr Tanya Kundu, Research Associate in Theology, Gender and Sexuality, University of Cambridge, UK

341. Rev Dr Sally Nash, Senior Research Fellow, St Padarn's Institute

342. Dr Catharine Jennison, (Retired) Senior Counsellor,  Open University, Exeter graduate

343. Revd Kate Davies, former BA student, 1993-96

344. Dr Ilaria Vecchi, Research Associate, University of Sheffield

345. Daniel Kueper, USA

346. Eleanor Partington, University of Exeter, First Year Undergraduate

347. Anna Greenwood, Former Student (2014-2019)

348. Dr Krysia Waldock, Postdoctoral Researcher, Swansea University

349. Revd Professor Todd D. Still, McLerran Dean and Hinson Professor, Baylor University, Truett Seminary, Former Visiting Scholar and External Examiner, USA

350. Professor Emerita Eileen Barker, Professor Emerita of Sociology with Special Reference to the Study of Religion, London School of Economics

351. Daisy Carroll, University of Exeter Student, United Kingdom

352. Dr Nicole Graham, Lecturer in Ethics and Values, King's College London, Former MA Student, UK

353. Dr Anupama Ranawana, Research Associate, Durham University

354. Gilda Roberts, Philosophy and Theology Student, UK

355. Dr Susan Miller, Tutor in the Centre for Lifelong Learning, Strathclyde University

356. Dr Rachel Kevern, Research Fellow, The Queen's Foundation, Birmingham

357. Austin Kopack, University of St Andrews, UK

358. Dr Andrew Boakye, Lecturer in Religions and Theology, University of Manchester

359. Professor Michael Rea, Rev. John A. O'Brien Professor of Philosophy, University of Notre Dame, USA

360. Dr Drew Nathaniel Keane, Lecturer of English, Georgia Southern University, USA

361. Dr Nathaniel E. Greene, Lecturer in Hebrew Bible/Old Testament, University of Aberdeen, UK

362. Natasha L. Daly, Alumna, Class of 2021, Devon

363. Reverend Prebendary Nigel Guthrie, Chaplain to the King and Priest Vicar at Exeter Cathedral, Diocese of Exeter, Formerly member of the Anglican Chaplaincy Management Group

364. Dr Jessica Frazier, Lecturer in the Study of Religions, University of Oxford

365. Dr Diana Briggs, University of Oxford

366. Professor Jason Silverman, Professor of Ancient Near Eastern History and Culture, University of Helsinki, Finland

367. Revd Preb Ruth Frampton, Rector, Teign Valley and Haldon Hill Mission Community, Diocese of Exeter, Former Student

368. Professor Denise Cush, Professor Emerita, Religion and Education, Bath Spa University

369.  Dr James Carleton Paget, Reader in Ancient Judaism and Early Christianity, University of Cambridge

370. Revd Dr John Gillibrand, Independent Scholar

371. Dr Ryan S. Higgins, PhD, The Jewish Theological Seminary (2026)

372. Dr Katie Cross, Lecturer in Practical Theology, University of Aberdeen, Scotland

373. Emma Bolton, Former Student, UK

374. Professor Jamie Davies, Kirby Laing Professor of New Testament Exegesis, University of Aberdeen

375. Tyler Jones, United States

376. Professor Emeritus Rosalind I. J. Hackett, Chancellor's Professor Emeritus/Extraordinary Professor, University of Tennessee, USA/University of the Western Cape, South Africa/University of South Africa

377. Professor Lenka Karfikova, Head of Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies, Charles University, Protestant Theological Faculty, Czech Republic

378. Dr Elisabeth Arweck, Editor, Journal of Contemporary Religion

379. Professor Robert A. Harris, Irma Cameron Milstein Chair, Hebrew Bible and Its Interpretation, Jewish Theological Seminary, USA

380. Reverend Simon Nicholls, Diocese of Derby

381. Dr Michael Motia, Lecturer in Classics and Religious Studies, University of Massachusetts Boston, USA

382. Revd Ijeoma Ajibade, Priest, St Philips Earls Court

383. Jess Lee

384. Dr Adam Anczyk, Assistant Professor in Psychology of Religion, Ignatianum University in Kraków, Poland

385. Tyler J. Patty, Senior Tutor and Lecturer, Moorlands College

386. Apl. Prof. Dr. Annette Steudel, Qumran Digital, Göttingen Academy of Sciences and Humanities in Lower Saxony, Germany

387. Professor Lee Marsden, Emeritus Professor of Faith and Global Politics, University of East Anglia

388. Professor Brandon Grafius, Academic Dean and Professor of Biblical Studies, Ecumenical Theological Seminary, Detroit, USA

389. Dr Louise Prideaux, Educational Chaplain, Exmouth Coastal Churches, Diocese of Exeter, Former PhD Student

390. Professor Edward Adams, Professor of New Testament, King's College London

391. Professor Lydia Schumacher, Professor of Historical and Philosophical Theology, King's College London

392. Dr Karen O'Brien-Kop, Lecturer in Modern Asian Religions, King's College London

393. Dr Jessica Scott, McDonald Agape Research Associate in Theology and the Visual Arts, King's College London

394. Patrick Duffy, Head of Sixth Form, St Mary's College Crosby Liverpool, Teacher of Religions and Theology to the next generation of undergraduate students; Head of Sixth Form and UCAS Advisor

395. Professor Hindy Najman, Oriel and Laing Professor of the Interpretation of Holy Scripture, Oriel College, Oxford University

396. Dr Deborah Rooke, Lecturer in Old Testament Hermeneutics, Regent's Park College, University of Oxford

397. Dr Ruth Sheldon, Senior Lecturer in Religion and Social Science, King's College London, UK

398. Reverend D.J. Chatelaine, USA

399. Dr Hywel Clifford, Tutor in Old Testament, Ripon College Cuddesdon, Faculty of Theology and Religion, University of Oxford

400. Tati Robarts, Current Student

401. Emeritus Professor of Ancient Philosophy Filip Karfík, University of Fribourg, Switzerland

402. Dr Elizabeth J. Harris, Honorary Senior Research Fellow, Edward Cadbury Centre for the Public Understanding of Religion, University of Birmingham

403. Revd Dr Simon Woodman, Minister, Bloomsbury Central Baptist Church, London; Baptist Chaplain, King's College London, King's College London, UK

404. Dr Emily S. Kempson, Assistant Professor, Durham University, UK

405. Dr Rebekah Van Sant, Departmental Lecturer in Hebrew Bible/Old Testament, Oxford University,

406. Alice Talbut, Senior Marketing Specialist (FX), London Stock Exchange Group, Former Student

407. Professor Francisco Bastitta-Harriet, Professor of Medieval Philosophy; Researcher, Catholic University of Argentina; University of Buenos Aires; National Scientific Research Council of Argentina, Argentina

408. Freya Temple, Marketing Manager, Theology and Religion Undergraduate Student, Class of 2020

409. Shadi Atalla, Intercultural Mediator, Italy

410. Professor Dr. Volker Henning Drecoll, Chair of Church History (Early Christianity), University of Tuebingen, Germany

411. Dr Taylor M. Weaver, Assistant Professor, East Texas Baptist University, USA

412. Linda K. Norris, RN, BSN, USA

413. Dr David J. DeVore, Associate Professor of History, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona, USA

414. Revd Dr Alastair McKay, Executive Director, Reconciliation Initiatives

415. Dr Jason Maston, Professor of Early Christianity, Houston Christian University, USA

416. Professor Tim Noble, Professor, Protestant Theological Faculty, Charles University, Prague, Czech Republic

417. Dr Amy R. Whitehead, Senior Lecturer in Social Anthropology, Massey University, New Zealand

418. Professor D. Stephen Long, Cary M. Maguire University Professor of Ethics, Southern Methodist University, USA

419. Professor Andrea Schatz, Professor of Jewish Studies, King's College London

420. Revd Dr James Crockford, Dean, Jesus College, Cambridge

421. Professor Gonzalo Rubio, Associate Professor of Classics and Ancient Mediterranean Studies, Pennsylvania State University, USA

422. Professor Ian Boxall, Senior Fellow in New Testament and Professor of Biblical Studies, Aquinas Institute of Theology, Saint Louis, Missouri, Former External Examiner, USA

423. Dr Seth Richardson, University of Chicago, USA

424. Dr Saeko Yazaki, Senior Lecturer, University of Glasgow, Theology and Religious Studies

425. Professor William Schniedewind, UCLA, USA

426. Dr Laurie E. Pearce, Senior Continuing Lecturer, University of California, Berkeley, USA

427. Dr Joseph Lam, Associate Professor of Religious Studies, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, USA

428. Philip Yoo, DPhil, Assistant Professor of Hebrew Bible and Jewish Studies, University of British Columbia, Canada

429. Professor Chia Longman, Gender Studies, Ghent University, Belgium

430. Professor Ilaria Vigorelli, Professor of Dogmatic Theology, Pontificia Università della Santa Croce, Roma, Member of AIEP-IAPS (International Association of Patristic Studies), Italy

431. Rev Dr Daniel Inman, Associate Vicar, SS Luke and Christ Church, Chelsea, Diocese of London

432. Dr Cynthia Edenburg, Lecturer, The Open University of Israel, Israel 

433. Revd Tatiana Wilson, Vicar and Member of Plymouth Standing Advisory Council on Religious Education

434. Professor Michael Segal, Father Takeji Otsuki Professor of Biblical Studies, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel

435. Tessa Kintail, Prospective Self-Funding PhD Student, UK

436. Professor Wolfram Kinzig, Professor in Church History, University of Bonn, Germany

437. Professor Ulrich Volp, University Professor of Church History and History of Doctrine, Johannes Gutenberg-University Mainz, Germany

438. Antony Bellows, Editor, La Baguette, Former Student at Exeter and St Lukes, Jersey, Channel Islands

439. Professor Johannes Zachhuber, Professor of Historical and Systematic Theology, University of Oxford

440. Dr Kimberley Czajkowski, Senior Lecturer in Ancient History, University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom

441. Phil Groom, United Kingdom

442. Dr Ophira Gamliel, Senior Lecturer in South Asian Religions, University of Glasgow

443. Revd Dr Keith Elford, Hon Research Fellow, University of Roehampton

444. Revd Dr Sally Nelson, Lecturer in Pastoral Studies, University of Glasgow

445. Dr Sarah Nicholson, Senior Lecturer in Hebrew Bible, University of Glasgow

446. Dr Dinah Wouters, Assistant Professor, Utrecht University, Netherlands

447. Dr Sohaib Bhutta, Lecturer in the Study of Islam, University of Glasgow

448. Revd David Ackerman, Vicar

449. Prof. Dr. Annette Schellenberg-Lagler, University of Vienna, Austria

450. Anna Blackman, Affiliate Lecturer in Catholic Religious Education, University of Glasgow, UK

451. Revd Dr Samuel Gibson, Diocese of Birmingham, UK

452. Dr Edward A. David, Director of the Associateship of King’s College and Lecturer in Ethics and Values, King’s College London

453. Revd Canon Dr Christopher Collingwood, Canon Emeritus, York Minster

454. Fiona Moss, Education and Programmes Manager, Culham St Gabriel’s Trust

455. Molly Conrad, Former Student

456. Revd Professor Canon Patrick Comerford, retired Adjunct Assistant Professor of Theology, Trinity College Dublin; retired Lecturer in Liturgy, Anglicanism and Church History, Church of Ireland Theological Institute; former Precentor of Limerick and Killaloe

457. Rosie Cornwell, Research Assistant, NHS, Former student

458. Canon Dr Alasdair Coles, Synod Clerk, Diocese of St Andrews, Dunkeld and Dunblane

459. Liz Green, Director of Academic and Choral Music (retired)

460. Dr Jane Clements MBE, Oxford Diocesan Interfaith Committee

461. Dr Joanna Leidenhag, Associate Professor in Theology and Philosophy, University of Leeds 

462. Revd Dr Yazid Said, Senior Lecturer, Liverpool Hope University

463. Dr Ethan Doyle White, Postgraduate Researcher, University of Copenhagen, Denmark

464. Professor Ulrich Schmiedel, Professor of Global Christianities, Lund University, Sweden

465. Dr Richard Lock-Pullan, Senior Lecturer in International Politics (retired), University of Birmingham

466. Danú Forest, Writer, Chaplain to Mayor of Glastonbury, Interfaith leader, PhD Candidate, University of Wales Trinity Saint David

467. Dr João Almeida, Lecturer, University of Glasgow

468. Rt Revd Dr Joris Vercammen, Archbishop Emeritus, Old-Catholic Church, Netherlands

469. Professor Philip Forness, Associate Professor of Eastern Christianity, KU Leuven (major collaboration on MSCA grant proposal), Belgium

470. Dr Ryan Mullins, Lecturer in Philosophy and Theology, University of Lucerne, USA

471. Prof. Matthieu Cassin, Directeur de recherche, CNRS, France

472. Dr Donncha O'Rourke, Senior Lecturer in Classics, University of Edinburgh

473. Dr Consuelo Martino, Leverhulme ECF, University of Edinburgh

474. Dr. Gad Barnea, University of Haifa; University of Oldenburg

475. Dr Katherine Hockey, Lecturer in New Testament, University of Aberdeen, Former Postdoctoral Research Associate, Department of Theology and Religion

476. Dr. Hannes Leonhardt, Academic Assistant, University of Leipzig, Assyriology, Germany

477. Aaron, Project Manager, University of Exeter, Former Student, UK

478. Dr Colin Donnelly, Associate Professor in Reformation and Early Modern Christianities, University of Oxford, United Kingdom

479. Edward Drew, Open Table Exeter

480. Professor Marat Shterin, Professor of the Sociology of Religion, King's College London

481. Rev. Dr. Richard Kendall Soulen, Bishop Mack B. and Rose Stokes Professor of Systematic Theology, Emory University, USA

482. Dr Jonathan Rutledge, Associate Professor of Philosophy, Asbury University, USA

483. Professor Matthew Morgenstern, Full Professor, Department of Hebrew Language and Semitic Linguistics, Tel Aviv University, Israel

484. Revd Dr. Xavier Batllo, Abbaye Saint-Pierre de Solesmes, France

485. Dr Ramona Fotiade, Reader, University of Glasgow

486. Professor Tawny Holm, Penn State University, USA

487. Revd Alex Holmes, Vicar, University of Exeter, PhD student, UK

488. Imam Rashid Patch, ret., Ministry of WD Mohammed; Graduate Theological Union, Berkeley, USA

489. Professor Jonathan Sheehan, Sidney Hellman Ehrman Professor of European History, University of California, Berkeley, USA

490. Dr John Anthony Dunne, Associate Professor of New Testament, Bethel Seminary (Saint Paul, MN), USA

491. Dr. Tera Harmon, Assistant Professor, Abilene Christian University, USA

492. Dr Mehrdad Alipour, Research Fellow, Netherlands Institute for Advanced Studies (NIAS), Former Student, Netherlands

493. Professor Emeritus Gene Gragg, University of Chicago, Institute for the Study of Ancient Cultures, USA

494. Professor Seth Schwartz, Littauer Professor of Classical Jewish Civilization and Professor of History and Classics, Columbia University, USA

495. Rebecca Kath, USA

496. Prof. David Buchanan, Instructor in Religion, Iolani School, USA

497. R. Steven Fox, MDiv, MRes, PhD candidate, University of St. Andrews

498. Professor Eberhard Sauer, Professor of Roman Archaeology, University of Edinburgh

499. Professor Joscelyn Godwin, Professor of Music Emeritus, Colgate University, Hamilton, New York, USA

500. Rev Dr Clinton Bennett, Acting leader, Old Catholic Apostolic Church USA

501. Rev. Dr Michael Dormandy, Senior Scientist, University of Innsbruck, Austria

502.  Jasmine Gould MA, Director, The Historical Herbalists, UK

503. Ruth Weston, Business owner and community activist, UK

504. Dr Anne Kreps, Associate Professor of History, University of California, Santa Cruz, USA

505. Professor Naomi Head, Professor of International Relations, University of Glasgow

506. Tina Garrity, Former student

507. Romana Saleh, Masters Student, University College London

508. Revd Dr Jack Belloli, Assistant Curate, St Paul Wimbledon Parkside, Diocese of Southwark; Modern Church (Council Member)

509. Neal Heidekat, Warehouse supervisor / student, University of Pittsburgh

510. Dr. Risaw Walis, Yu-Shan Theological College and Seminary, Taiwan,

511. Dr Paul Hopkins, Independent Researcher in Religion and Technology

512. Jo Beer, Senior lecturer in primary education, University of Chichester, Lead in Religious Education, UK

513. Claire Clinton, Director of RE, PSHE, School Council & Pupil Parliament, Newham LA, Research collaborator, UK

514. Professor Joel Krueger, Associate Professor of Philosophy, University of Exeter

515. Ellen Grace Lesser, University of Exeter, Former Religion and Theology undergraduate, former Religion and Theology Masters by Research student, Religion and Theology PhD student

516. Barbara Meaney, Head of Department and teacher of RE

517. Jonathan Dunne, IT Manager, University of Glasgow

518. Professor George Brooke, Rylands Professor Emeritus of Biblical Criticism and Exegesis, University of Manchester, United Kingdom

519. Canon Dr Jane Brooke, Associate Priest, Sheffield Cathedral

520. Revd Dr John Fitzmaurice, Director of Ordinands and Vocation, Diocese of Worcester

521. Ramona Nash, Multifaith Chaplaincy Coordinator, University of Exeter, former student

522. Dr Sarah Harvey, Senior Research Officer, Inform, UK

523. Shelley Waugh, Nurse

524. Charlotte Payne, Former student (2005–2008), UK

525. Dr Karen O'Donnell, Academic Dean, Westcott House, Cambridge, Former PhD Student, UK

526. Dr Jenny Leith, Lecturer in Christian Ethics, Westcott House, UK

527. Sarah Pritchard, PhD Candidate, Anglia Ruskin University / Cambridge Theological Federation

528. Karenza Passmore, North East Regional Lead, RE Hubs, Professional colleague, United Kingdom

529. Dr Rachael Sparks, Associate Professor and Keeper of Collections, UCL Institute of Archaeology

530. Kate Bowen-Evans, Online Programme Lead, Nazarene Theological College, University of Manchester, British New Testament Society, Republic of Ireland

531. Rev. Dr. Liz Gloyn, Reader in Latin Language and Literature, Royal Holloway, University of London; Diocese of Chelmsford, UK

532. Joyce Chee, Research and Teaching Assistant, London School of Theology

533. Dr Susanna Snyder, Departmental Lecturer in Applied Theology, University of Oxford

534. Professor Rita Francia, Anatolian Studies, Sapienza University of Rome, Italy

535. Dr Diana Paulding-Sturdy, Associate Tutor in Biblical Studies, Westminster College, Cambridge, Former PhD student

536. Dr Joyce Miller, Former Head of Diversity and Cohesion, Education Bradford, UK

537. Rabbi Robyn Ashworth-Steen, PhD student, University of Leeds, UK

538. Dr Gianamar Giovannetti-Singh, Assistant Professor, University of Amsterdam, Netherlands

539. Rachel Edge, Commissioning Editor, SCM Press

540. Simon Holland-Brown, Psychotherapist and Doctoral Student, St Mary's University Twickenham, Former student of biological sciences at Exeter

541. Professor Paul Trebilco, Professor of New Testament Studies, University of Otago, New Zealand

542. Dr Eilidh Galbraith, Susanna Wesley Foundation, University of Aberdeen

543. Professor Esther McIntosh, Professor of Feminist Theology and Ethics and Director of the Centre of Religion in Society, York St John University, United Kingdom

544. Rebecca Mcquillan

545. Dr John Nelson, Researcher and Producer, Biblical Time Machine (SBL Bible Odyssey)

546. Professor Siobhán Garrigan, Professor of Theology and Social Justice, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland, Formerly Reader in Theology and Religion at Exeter

547. Dr Elizabeth Dodd, Postgraduate Programme Leader in Theology, Ministry and Mission, Sarum College

548. Professor Dr Reinhard G. Kratz, Professor for Hebrew Bible, Georg-August-University Goettingen, Germany

549. Dr James Lorenz, Lecturer in Theology and Philosophy of Religion, York St John University

550. Professor Emeritus Haddon Willmer, University of Leeds, UK

551. William Rankin, Teacher

552. Revd Antony Dutton, Rector of St Mary Without-the-Walls, Handbridge, Diocese of Chester

553. Dr Penny Pullan, Module Leader and Associate Tutor, St Hild College

554. Revd Dr Andrew Norman, UK

555. Professor Harry O. Maier, Professor of New Testament and Early Christian Studies, Vancouver School of Theology, Canada

556. Marc Frank, Therapist, Community Manager, and Mental Health Support Worker, Devon Faith and Belief Forum, Totnes Jewish Community, UK

557. Revd Yin-An Chen, Rector of St Luke's Whyteleafe, Diocese of Southwark, Trinity School for Christian Ministry (Diocese of Taiwan) and University of Birmingham

558. David Hughes, Advisor, National Federation of People with Disabilities in Namibia, Namibian Civil Society, Collaborator/beneficiary, Namibia

559. Revd Mother Katharine, Society of the Sacred Cross, Anglican Religious Community, Former MRes student, UK

560. Amy Bell, USA

561. Maggie Bonfield, Retired Senior Lecturer, Headteacher, England

562. Saima Saleh, RE Lead and NATRE Local Groups Officer, Ravenscote Junior School

563. Rebecca Rawbone, Teacher, Former student, RTS and PGCE in RE, UK

564. Dr Basilius M. Kasera, Lecturer of Religious and Moral Education, Philosophy and Applied Ethics, and Senior Academic, University of Namibia/South African Theological Seminary, Namibia

565. Dawn Andrews, Ex-teacher, Exeter resident, Interest in interfaith groups

566. Dr Susannah Crockford, Anthropology Lecturer, University of Exeter

567. Professor Joshua C. Thurow, University of Texas at San Antonio, USA

568. Dr Wren Radford, Lecturer in Liberal Arts, University of Manchester

569. Dr Sarah Apetrei, Senior Tutor, Campion Hall, Oxford

570. Dr Sitna Quiroz, Assistant Professor in the Study of Religion, Durham University

571. Dr Christian Miller, AC Reid Professor of Philosophy, Wake Forest University, USA

572. Professor Marida Nicolaci, Professor of New Testament Exegesis, Pontifical Theological Faculty of Sicily, Italy

573. Revd Professor Steve Walton, Senior Research Fellow in New Testament, Trinity College Bristol

574. Prof. Dr. Heidrun E. Mader, Professor of Biblical Literature and its Reception, University of Cologne, Germany

575. Professor Marc Brettler, Lerner Professor Emeritus of Jewish Studies, Duke University, USA

576. Professor Charlotte Hempel, Professor of Hebrew Bible and Second Temple Judaism, University of Birmingham,

577. Joanna Graham, Nurse, UK

578. Dr Mark Dawson, Course Lead for Religion, York St John University

579. Liz Vizard, Alumna, University of Exeter, MEd SEN, Member of the Free Church Chaplains' Management Team

580. Professor Hannah Bacon, Professor of Feminist Theology, University of Chester

581. Revd Caroline Sackley, Retired Priest

582. Revd Dr Elisabeth Isted, Priest in Charge, UK

583. Professor Steven J. Friesen, Louise Farmer Boyer Chair in Biblical Studies, emeritus, The University of Texas at Austin, USA

584. Gareth Richards, Lecturer in Philosophy and Religious Studies, Coleg Gwent, Former student

585. Dr Jack Tagney, Lecturer (Politics), University of Exeter

586. Dr Chloë Reddaway, McDonald Agape Research Fellow in Theology and the Visual Arts, King's College London, UK

587. Revd Dr Alison Walker, Ludlow Lead Tutor, Ripon College Cuddesdon

588. Revd Dr Brutus Green, Vicar, St Mary Redcliffe, Graduate, BA, PhD

589. Jenny-Anne Bishop OBE, Elder, Wilbraham St Ninians URC Manchester

590. Dr Kathleen McPhillips, Senior Lecturer, University of Newcastle, Australia

591. Dr Nicholas List, Lecturer in Biblical Studies and Director of Research, Melbourne School of Theology, Australia

592. Professor Mark Munn, Professor of Ancient Greek History and Archaeology, Pennsylvania State University, USA

593. Professor Emeritus Françoise Vinel, Université de Strasbourg, France

594. Revd Dr Sharon Moughtin, Vicar and Visiting Research Fellow at King's College London, Diocese of Southwark and King's College London

595. Professor Hugh Goddard, Honorary Professorial Fellow, University of Edinburgh, UK

596. Colin Burrows, Artist, UK

597. Professor Adriaan van Klinken, Professor of Religion and African Studies, University of Leeds, UK

598. Professeur Philippe Le Moigne, Professeur de langue et littérature grecques, Université Montpellier Paul-Valéry, France

599. Dr Jennifer, University of London, UK

600. Professor Mark Sentesy Wagner, Assistant Teaching Professor, Loyola University Maryland, USA

601. Dr Maria Power, Senior Research Fellow, University of Oxford

602. Professor Irving Stone, Professor of Literature, James Porter Distinguished Professor of Rhetoric and Classics, UC Berkeley, USA

603. Jack Saxelby-Smith, PhD candidate, Open University

604. Dr Jo Carruthers, Senior Lecturer, Lancaster University

605. Dave Francis, RE Consultant and former Chair of the Association of RE Inspectors, Advisers and Consultants

606. Dr Christopher Bellitto, Professor of History, Kean University, USA

607. Martyn Goss, Former Director, Church and Society, Diocese of Exeter

608. Marissa Adams, Researcher and person with intersex traits, Nashville, TN, USA

609. Dr Dylan Johnson, Lecturer in Ancient Near Eastern History, Cardiff University

610. Professor Walter Moberly, Emeritus Professor of Theology and Biblical Interpretation, Durham University, United Kingdom

611. Jane Kelly, Diocesan RE Adviser, Dioceses of Winchester and Portsmouth

612. Professor Benjamin Wold, Professor in Ancient Judaism and Christianity, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland

613. Dr Rev. Basil Gavrilovic, Diocese of Los Angeles and Western America, St. Sebastian Press, USA

614. Dr Maura Cronin, Senior Lecturer (Retired) in History, Mary Immaculate College, Ireland

615. Professor Garth Fowden, Sultan Qaboos Professor Emeritus of Abrahamic Faiths, University of Cambridge; Fellow of the British Academy 

616. Dr Ty Paul Monroe, Associate Professor of Theology, Assumption University, USA

617. Dr Christina Welch, Reader in Philosophy, Theology and Religious Studies, University of Winchester

618. Dr Lili Di Puppo, Senior Researcher, KU Leuven, Belgium

619. Helen Whitall

620. Caroline Weir, RE Adviser, Church of England Dioceses of Durham and Newcastle; Adviser to Northumberland Standing Advisory Council for RE; Chair of Durham Standing Advisory Council for RE; Association of RE Inspectors, Advisors and Consultants; National Association of Teachers of RE

621. Professor Keith Ward, Regius Professor Emeritus of Divinity, University of Oxford; Fellow of the British Academy

622. Revd Mark Dean, Chaplain and Interfaith Advisor, University of the Arts London

623. Revd Rachel Dunn, Team Rector at Sampford Peverell Team Mission Community, Diocese of Exeter

624. Dr Claire Heppenstall, UK

625. Revd Dr. Lorraine Cavanagh, UK

626. Dr Jacob Deans, Affiliated Lecturer, University of Cambridge

627. Kate Danford, Current Theology and Religion student at the University of Exeter

628. Dr Carolyn Whitnall, Research Student, Centre for the Study of Bible and Violence, UK

629. Dr John Ritzema, Marshall Research Fellow, Pharos Foundation; University of Oxford

630. Dr Richard A. Davis, Vice Principal, Wesley House, Cambridge

631. Dr Georgy Kantor, Associate Professor of Ancient History, University of Oxford

632. Professor Mark DelCogliano, Professor of Theology and Department Chair, University of St. Thomas (MN), USA

633. Dr Guido de Graaff, Deputy Theological Advisor to the House of Bishops, Church of England

634. Dr Edward Creedy, Leverhulme Early Career Fellow in Theology and Religion, Durham University

635. Canon Dr Peter Sedgwick, Honorary Research Associate, Cardiff University; former external examiner 

636. Beth Hayward, youth worker, Diocese of Chester

637. Professor Daniel M. Gurtner, Distinguished Professor of New Testament, Gateway Seminary, USA

638. Paul Marvin, RE, Christian Distinctiveness and SIAMS Inspection MAT Lead, Midsomer Norton Schools Partnership

639. Dr Estara J. Arrant, Leverhulme Early Career Research Fellow, University of Cambridge

640. Prof. Dr. Konrad Schmid, Professor of Hebrew Bible and Ancient Judaism, University of Zurich, Switzerland

641. Lola Graziani, University of Cambridge

642. Michael Galos, retired, Microsoft Research, Former development partner to multiple British academic institutions, USA

643. Professor Matthieu Richelle, Professor of Exegesis of the Old Testament, Université catholique de Louvain, Belgium

644. Professor Fiona C. Black, Professor of Biblical Studies, Mount Allison University, and President of the Canadian Society for Biblical Studies, Canada

645. Revd Dr Jack A. Day, Lecturer in Old Testament, Moore Theological College, Australia

646. Dr Jeremy Farrell, Postdoctoral Research Scholar, Leiden University, Netherlands

647. Professor Emeritus Michael O. York, Bath Spa University; University of Wales Saint Trinity

648. Dr. Matthew J. Suriano, Associate Professor of Jewish Studies, University of Maryland, USA

649. Revd Professor Joachim Schaper, Professor of Hebrew and Semitic Languages, University of Aberdeen

650. Dr. PD Hanno Pahl, Independent Researcher, University of Bonn, Germany

651. Charlotte Nicholls, Marketing Consultant, Former Student

652. Ellie Smith, Alumni and parent of prospective student

653. Dr Bethany Wagstaff, Teacher, Former PhD student

654. Adam Spiers, Community Connector, Diocese of Bristol, Former student

655. Helen Booker, Rent Officer (Civil Service), Former student (undergrad and postgrad)

656. Mark van Leeuwen, Travel Counsellor, UK

657. Professor Valia Papanastasopoulou, Associate Researcher and Lecturer of Biblical Theology and Archaeology, University Ecclesiastical Academy of Crete, Greece

658. Dr Michael Hahn, Dom Gregory Dix Lecturer in Christian Spirituality, Sarum College

659. Mitchell Foyle-York, Alumni, UK

660. Dr Daniel H. Strait, Dean, College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences and Professor of English, Asbury University, USA

661. Revd Dr John Chryssavgis, Professor of Theology, Holy Cross School of Theology, USA

662. Mali Loader, University of Exeter, Current student

663. Andy Macqueen, Chartered Engineer and PhD candidate in Theology, University of Exeter

664. Canon Jennifer Humphreys, Hon Lay Canon of Holy Cross Cathedral, Lusaka, Zambia

665. Revd Julia French, Associate Priest, St John's, Taunton, Former student

666. Darius Moghtadaii, Marketing and Insights Lead, Urban Saints, Former student

667. Dr Elizabeth Anderson, Senior Lecturer in English, University of Aberdeen, Associate Editor of Literature and Theology, former student

668. Noor El Khoury, Institute of Arab and Islamic Studies student, University of Exeter

669. Professor Guy Stroumsa, Professor Emeritus of the Study of the Abrahamic Religions, University of Oxford; Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel

670. Martin Thompson, Teacher of Religious Education, Head of Year

671. Professor Bruce L. McCormack, Chair for Modern Theology, University of Aberdeen, Mone, USA

672. Liz and Jon Quinn, Parents of current student, UK

673. Professor Andrew Davies, Professor of Public Religion, University of Birmingham

674. Dr William P. Hyland, Senior Lecturer in Church History, School of Divinity, University of St Andrews

675. Professor Jorunn Økland, University of Oslo, Norway

676. Dr Julianne Burnett, Associate Professor of Old Testament, Asbury University, Former student (BA and MA), USA

677. Rt Revd Dr Alex Hughes, Bishop of Brixworth, Church of England

678. Katie Oldham, Teacher of Religious Studies, Chulmleigh College

679. Ben Tunstead, Student, University of Edinburgh

680. Dr Sarah Turner-Smith, Honorary Research Fellow, University of Nottingham

681. Dr Poul F. Guttesen, Vice dean, Faculty of Education, University of the Faroe Islands

682. Oliver Macmullan, University of Exeter

683. Dr Jon Curtis, Greenhouse Lead, Church of England / Lay Ministries Team, Former Student

684. Adam Hill, UK

685. Amelie Harrison, Youth Pastor, Former student

686. Dr David Beadle, Secondary School Head of Religion and Philosophy, Former BA, MA and PhD student

687. Revd Dr Ivan Khovacs, Senior Lecturer, Theology, Canterbury Christ Church University

688. Revd Dr Richard Liantonio, Assistant Professor of Hebrew Bible, Saint Paul School of Theology, Diocese of West Missouri, USA

689. Professor Jolyon Mitchell, Principal of St John's College and Professor of Peacebuilding, St John's College, Durham University

690. Geoffrey Bush CB CStJ DL, Lay Canon Emeritus, Exeter Cathedral

691. Revd Prebendary Rosie Austin, Former student

692. Carol Kingston Smith, Current PhD candidate, University of Exeter

693. Sam, Current University of Exeter student, Taiwan

694. Lauren Partridge, Head of RS, Westcountry Schools Trust and Head of RS, Plymstock School, Westcountry Schools Trust

695. Revd Rachel Robertson, Vicar, St Mary's Goudhurst with Christ Church Kilndown

696. Sarah Callista, University of Divinity, Australia

697. Josh Ip, Assistant Professor, Alliance Bible Seminary, Hong Kong

698. Amanda Ford, teacher of science and Physics student, UK

699. Professor Sara Ashencaen Crabtree, Professor Emerita, Bournemouth University 

700. Professor Olli-Pekka Vainio, Professor of Systematic Theology, University of Helsinki, Finland

701. Revd Dr (Wing Commander) Chris Hodder, RAF Chaplain, UK

702. Professor Dexter Callender, University of Miami, USA