“AT SEITE WE INTEGRATE THEOLOGY WITH UNDERSTANDING OF OUR CONTEXT HERE, IN LONDON AND THE SOUTH EAST - SO THAT WE CAN SPEAK ABOUT GOD'S WAYS IN PUBLIC, NOT JUST AS THOUGH TO A PRIVATE CLUB."

Nick joined the staff in 2004 as the director of studies. He teaches Christian Doctrine and Ethics.

After studying philosophy, politics and economics in Oxford he worked as course director of the politics and theology programme at Sarum College in Salisbury, as lecturer for the parliamentary intern programme run by CARE, as researcher for a member of parliament, and in the private sector.

He has contributed ‘Government as Social Infrastructure: A Fourth Way’ to J. Chaplin and N. Spencer (eds), God and Government, (SPCK: London) due to be published in 2009. He is engaged in research on Christian theological understandings of the role of political authority.

Nick lives in central London.