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Ridley Hall is a centre of Christian learning, scholarship, and formation in the heart of Cambridge. We strive to cultivate a fertile ground for seeking biblical wisdom for all of life and ministry.
Wisdom, at its heart, is mobilised knowledge. At Ridley, this looks like a deep commitment to both rigorous academic growth and robust practical application. At our core is a profound love for God, a yearning for His presence, as well as a passion to worship, know, and serve Him with all our hearts, souls, and minds.
When you choose Ridley, you join a community dedicated to discovering God's truth, bringing you closer to Him, transforming you with His love, and equipping you to impact the world for His Kingdom.
The people who study at Ridley range in age and come to us from a wide variety of backgrounds and contexts. Carpenters train side by side with police officers, accountants, lawyers, television executives, teachers, and youth workers. Whatever your age, professional background or previous level of academic study, you will be warmly welcomed and helped to flourish at Ridley.
Biblical Wisdom is theology in action in the world. At Ridley we not only teach you good theology but work with you to identify the best ways for it to make a difference in your context.
Watch the AdRethinking Divine Hiddenness in the Hebrew Bible: The Hidden God as the Hostile God in Psalm 88
Olga Fabrikant-Burke
What does it mean for God to hide his face? This study delves into the complex themes of divine absence, hostile divine presence, and divine hiddenness in the Hebrew Bible.
Doing Theology with Photographs
Sarah Dunlop
This book is the first of its kind to fully explain how to use photographs for research within Practical Theology.
Johannine Bishops?
Andy Byers
The Fourth Evangelist, John the Elder, and the Episcopal Ecclesiology of Ignatius of Antioch
Embracing Justice
Isabelle Hamley
Embracing Justice, the Archbishop of Canterbury's Lent Book for 2022 asks: What might a spirituality shaped by biblical portrayals of justice look like for the church of the 21st century?
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