“Engaging our minds to explore, discover and be challenged through learning is central to how we are transformed by Christ to be his witnesses in the world. That’s my vision for SEITE.”

Jeremy joined the staff in 1997 and became the principal in 2005. He teaches Church in Practice.

After studying classics in Cambridge, he wrote his doctoral dissertation in medieval spirituality (‘The Self in the Text: Guigo I, William of St Thierry and Hugh of St Victor’ University of Toronto, 1992). After training for ministry within the Church of England in Oxford, he worked in parish ministry in the diocese of Rochester.

He has written articles in theology for New Blackfriars, Journal of Ecumenical Studies, Theology, Modern Believing and Journal of Religious Ethics and recently published The Internal Foe: Judaism and Anti-Judaism in the Shaping of Christian Theology (Newcastle: Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2009). His research interests include the relationship of Christianity and Judaism and the formation of the self in Christian spirituality.

Jeremy lives in Canterbury, is married to Lizzie and they have two daughters.