Stephen Plant

Dr. Stephen Plant is Dean and Runcie Fellow at Trinity Hall, University of Cambridge, and lectures in Christian theology and ethics within the Faculty of Divinity. His academic work focuses on 20th-century Protestant theology, Karl Barth, theology and international development, and political theology. Plant has authored and edited influential books, including Bonhoeffer (2004) and The SPCK Introduction to Simone Weil (2007). He previously edited Theology journal (2007–2013) and is currently writing a book on theology and international development for Bloomsbury Press. His research bridges theology with contemporary issues, emphasizing ethical and political dimensions. Plant supervises doctoral students in theology and development, and his work engages with historical figures like Bonhoeffer and Barth, exploring their relevance to modern challenges.

Plant’s affiliations include Trinity Hall and the Faculty of Divinity. He is actively involved in theological education and interdisciplinary dialogue. His publications reflect a commitment to rigorous scholarship and practical theological engagement. Despite no listed awards, his contributions to theological discourse are widely recognized in academic circles.

Plant advises students on topics such as 20th-century Protestant theology and political theology. His work often intersects with global development ethics, reflecting a holistic approach to faith and social justice.