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2 responses to “Restructuring at Christian Research”
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Many thanks to all at BRIN for the support given to me and Christian Research during my four years as Director, and for the best wishes for my future.
It is my intention to continue conducting christian research as an independent, as I believe there is much that needs doing and a need for more insight – particularly into what goes on in hearts and minds.
I already have my first commission for an interesting piece of research relating to the church and action on poverty, as well as proposals for other projects at various stages. Although this is not where I imagined I’d be a few weeks ago, I am excited and optimistic about the future. I am also delighted to have my son working alongside, who is a recent Physics graduate with good analytical skills.
Like BRIN, I am concerned about the future of Christian Research. Given the nature of my redundancy, the fact that I was not given the opportunity to hand anything over, and the only full time member of staff being an inexperienced Research Assistant I recruited a few weeks ago, it is not easy to see what Bible Society might do next with Christian Research. I will be watching with interest.
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[…] restructuring at Christian Research, which we covered on 16 September last – http://www.brin.ac.uk/news/?p=1405 – seems to have attracted relatively little interest in the Christian media. Nor has the […]
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