Andrew Dunlop is the Tutor in Context-Based Training at Ridley Hall and also oversees teaching for the pioneer ordinands and lay ministry students at Ridley. He is also Ridley's Safeguarding Officer.

Working with ordinands on the context-based training pathway, alongside a tutor from Westcott House, Andrew facilitates deep theological reflection on aspects of church placements for those who have chosen this training pathway.

Having pioneered a fresh expression of church in a new-build development for a previous role with Peterborough diocese, Andrew’s passion is for church planting and contextual ecclesiology, and in encouraging students to setup and engage with new forms of church.

Andrew is married to Sarah, also a tutor at Ridley, and they have two children.

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• How To Do Theological Reflection: Thinking, Writing and Living Theologically, P171 (Cambridge: Grove Books, 2022)
• Mixed Economy Mission: Collaborative ministry for deanery-wide growth, with Anna Brooker (Cambridge: Grove Books, 2019)
• Out of Nothing: A Cross-Shaped Approach to Fresh Expressions, (London: SCM, 2018)

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