Cafe Theologique

Cafe Theologique Café Théologique: Reading's popular theology seminar series held above Zerodegrees bar. There is no entry fee and all are welcome.

Café Théologique meetings are currently taking place at Zerodegrees Restaurant and Bar, 9 Bridge Street, Reading RG1 2LR (www.zerodegrees.co.uk/reading)
and also shared live on Zoom (use this short cut: https://u.nu/cafetheo or full meeting details: https://zoom.us/j/99410788443, password: 511541). Recordings of some of the past events can be found on our Youtube channel: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL1BWCRlqndTEIJrm7n9lqnLzMb6IQND8O. Our events occur roughly once every two months on Monday evenings from 7.30pm-9.00pm. Café Théologique is a forum for exploring contemporary theological issues. We are committed to promoting public engagement with theology and to making theology accountable. Everyone who wants to is welcome to ask a question or make a comment. You don't need to be religious or have a theology degree to enjoy the evening - just come with an open and enquiring mind. Café Théologique is supported by the University of Reading and the office of the Bishop of Reading. For more information, please contact Mark Laynesmith, University of Reading Anglican Chaplain, [email protected]

Cafe Theologique friend, Alan Race, is launching a book and invites us to join him...
04/09/2024

Cafe Theologique friend, Alan Race, is launching a book and invites us to join him...

Great to interview Fiona Haworth on her doctoral research about the theology of human-canine relations for Reading's Caf...
13/05/2024

Great to interview Fiona Haworth on her doctoral research about the theology of human-canine relations for Reading's Cafe Theologique, hosted at the friendly Zerodegrees Bar. Video to follow our YouTube site (linktr.ee/uorchaplaincy)

The recording of Professor Anthony Reddie's talk is now up on Youtube at
18/03/2024

The recording of Professor Anthony Reddie's talk is now up on Youtube at

Professor Anthony Reddie was born and brought up in Bradford in a family of Caribbean migrants, who were part of the Windrush Generation. His undergraduate a...

The video from Steve Tinning's November Cafe Theologique talk on "Jesus and the Small Boats: How Should we Respond to Re...
22/01/2024

The video from Steve Tinning's November Cafe Theologique talk on "Jesus and the Small Boats: How Should we Respond to Refugees?" is up on Youtube:

Revd Steve Tinning is the Baptist Union’s Public Issues Enabler, dividing his working week between the Baptist Union of Great Britain and the Joint Public Is...

The recording of Gloriously Fat: Christian Theology and the Fat Female Body by Sarah Pritchard is now online:
17/01/2024

The recording of Gloriously Fat: Christian Theology and the Fat Female Body by Sarah Pritchard is now online:

Sarah Pritchard is a parent, foster carer, and a post-graduate student at Sarum College, Salisbury. Currently in her 3rd year of an MA in Christian Spiritual...

Susie's talk is now available as a video online:
21/07/2023

Susie's talk is now available as a video online:

Rev Susie Templeton, pioneer minister in the Diocese of Oxford with a background in naval chaplaincy, shares highlights from her Master's research into how p...

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