Andrew Teal

Andrew Teal is a Lecturer in Theology at Pembroke College, University of Oxford, since 2008. He serves as Chaplain and Fellow, specializing in historical/systematic theology, Christian history, and interfaith dialogue.

• Historical & Systematic Theology
• Patristic and Modern Theology
• Christology & Ecclesiology
• Eastern Theology
• Interfaith dialogue
• Theology and the Arts
• Frontier Spirituality

His research explores Athanasius' doctrinal language, Nicene-era theological conflicts, and contemporary interfaith engagement. Publications include Points of Light (2021) on human dignity frameworks, Inspiring Service (2020) comparing Christian traditions, and The God-Man (2013) analyzing early Christology.

Scientific awards include the Farmington Fellowship. He contributes to the Journal of Theological Studies and collaborates with the Neal A Maxwell Institute at Brigham Young University.

Teal also serves as Warden of the Sisters of the Love of God, integrating theological scholarship with practical religious leadership.