Very excited to share I've just signed a contract with T&T Clark to write a first of its kind introduction to disability theology! My hope is that this will be a real resource for people and help expand the discipline's reach for years to come

Congrats to our newly consecrated NC bishop, Emily Hartner! I was sad to have to miss the service, but look forward to serving under her leadership over the coming years

New article out in Kerygma und Dogma: "A Moderated Ecumenical Interpretation of the Atonement"

If you'd like to read it but don't have access, just let me know

doi.org/10.13109/ked...

If you're a church music nerd you might be interested in this interview I did with Mel Bringle (architect of the PCUSA hymnal and author of hymn texts you'll find in many worship books)

open.spotify.com/episode/5aAu...

Up now on the Anglican Theological Review site! Looks like it'll be assigned to the final issue of 2025 in due course.

If you're interested in reading the article but don't have library access just let me know

doi.org/10.1177/000332…

Recent proofs for two different articles, both working on reconciling seemingly opposing things. The first works with the baptismal and confirmation rites in the Book of Common Prayer 1979, the second with Eleonore Stump and William Lane Craig's respective views on the atonement

I defended my PhD back in December, but finally getting my robes and diploma in the mail makes me feel like I'm truly done

A story in two parts, or “finally deleting my Academia.edu account”

Favorite first time reads of 2024 📚

A lot more torn on this one than I thought I'd be! On the one hand, it's a welcome treatment of a neglected topic which makes some good points (e.g., its critique of sexist tones in some pro-life disability theologies) and features engaging, accessible prose. However... (1/2)

Santa came in clutch here

#PhDone. Endless thanks to everyone who made this possible, especially my family, friends, and supervisor (Andrew Torrance)

Now to turn this thing into a book!

If you're able next Tues/Wed, consider joining in online for the Toronto PoR Working Group's conference! I'll be giving a paper on hopeful universalism, there'll be keynotes by Katherin Rogers and Yujin Nagasawa, and a bunch more interesting stuff

www.torontomu.ca/content/dam/...

Folks, we've got a cover for this thing

For the interested, the proofs from a book I recently finished co-editing. Release is set for Feb. 2025

rowman.com/ISBN/9781666...