Hello to our new followers 👋
At ECLAS we're dedicated to helping senior Church leaders engage with science and scientists, to support mission and ministry in the 21st century.
Watch our short film to see how we do this.
https://t.co/6rf915t2f6
Just a few days until David Wilkinson will be speaking at Cheltenham Science Festival - speaking at a panel session 'Why We Believe.'
Tickets are on sale now.
A prestigious national award & fantastic opportunity for the town to engage in dialogue around Christianity and science. Grateful to @eclasproject for funding & supporting our project. We’d love to see @IndWalsall & @WalsallCouncil get behind it & promote to the wider community
Last week we heard from three fascinating speakers on ocean plastics and theology.
The clear message was that there is no silver bullet solution to this problem - but there are things Christians CAN do to help.
Watch the films here: https://t.co/t8iuYVpY0A
Thank you to @KeepTheFaithmag, the @ChurchTimes, @TWRuk, and more for highlighting our Scientists in Congregations and Science for Seminaries awardees - we're excited to see these projects develop!
https://t.co/1UNAbNocPp
Our co-director for global engagement, Revd Steve Muneza, has written for Keep the Faith magazine. He shares his experience of growing up in Burundi and how this has shaped his view of science and Christian faith 📖
https://t.co/I9boav4zKQ
Fifteen churches and Christian organisations have been awarded nearly £300,000 of grants to support engagement between #science and faith @eclasproject#ScienceAndFaith
https://t.co/gdvCuApOx6
@JimTrood and I are delighted that ECLAS is funding our project, Embodied Faith: How does God meet us in body?
We are excited to develop this work in Walsall and open up new conversations about how Christianity and science enrich one another.
#StMatthews#ScienceAndFaith@wlv_uni
We are very grateful to @eclasproject funding the Elisha Project of the Theological Colleges Environment Network https://t.co/9m5mNoD6yH More details to follow!
Very exciting news! Theological Colleges Environment Network (TCEN) has won a major award for their Elisha Project to resource a new generation to equip future church leaders in understanding science and environment in a ministry context. @eclasproject
We are privileged to support churches and theological colleges in the UK to explore science and faith with creativity and imagination.
Introducing our Scientists in Congregations and Science for Seminaries awardees for 2026-27: https://t.co/5uDIHDTQHH
Our next online seminar is on 'Complexity at the Mesoscale' with Dr Miro Cafolla.
Often we consider complexity in very small or very large systems, but Miro will focus on the intermediate scale - this should be a fascinating talk!
Thurs 21 May 9-10am.
https://t.co/w67zedRd5v
The dream team of Amanda Rees and Charlotte Sleigh are speaking on their new book, especially how ideas of conflict and collusion in science and religion have a real-world impact on how we think about space travel, AI, and pandemics.
Get your free ticket: https://t.co/rhYKTdbbJ8
On Monday we hosted our fourth Science & Faith Symposium, an evening of thoughtful exploration on Carlo Acutis, science, and miracles. Huge thanks to our guest speakers, Prof Vincenzo Tamma and Jacquie Stacey, for sharing their insight and experiences.
@eclasproject#NBSproud
"In science and religion, titles imply a preferred way of imagining the relationship between the two central objects of interest.
If fiction titles reveal genre expectations, scholarly titles may reveal how a field imagines itself."
From Thoko Kamwendo: https://t.co/E8DmxEeEuY
As the Artemis II mission ventured further than humans have ever travelled, astronaut Victor Glover shared a powerful Easter message about love and unity from space
https://t.co/80pagIsqOR #ArtemisII
For pilot Victor Glover, God was at the centre of the Artemis II mission.
New article for @Christianitymag, by David Wilkinson and Helen Billam ⬇️
https://t.co/umMMcafiq4
Join us at our next FREE Science & Faith Symposium, where we will explore end of life care. We're delighted to confirm two guest speakers, Prof David Albert Jones, and Baroness Julie Smith of Newnham! Book your place here: https://t.co/zVyUzJm8Do @eclasproject@CaritasWestm
🚨 Early Bird ends 15 Feb
Faraday Institute Summer Course 2026 (6–10 July) — Cambridge + Online.
In-person Early Bird: £850. Register now via the event page.
Register: https://t.co/LQCST4IVPl
#summercourse#earlybird#conference#Cambridge