Elizabeth Allison-Glenny

Elizabeth Allison-Glenny serves as Chaplain, Tutorial Fellow in Theology, Head of Welfare, and Safeguarding Lead at Regent's Park College, University of Oxford. Her multifaceted role integrates pastoral care for students and staff of all faiths or none, spiritual leadership through chapel services, and teaching in practical theology, worship, and homiletics on the Bachelor of Theology program.

Her academic background includes:

• Master of Theology from University of St Andrews (2006-2010)
• Ministerial formation and MTh in Applied Theology at Regent's Park College (2011-2014)

Her research centers on practical theology with emphases on gender, embodiment, and ministry, extending to faith in the public square, Baptist ecclesiology, and mental health theology. Recent work critically engages theological reflection in perinatal mental health contexts and examines scriptural interpretations regarding gender complementarity, demonstrating consistent application of theological frameworks to contemporary social issues.

Publications from 2017-2024 reveal thematic continuity in exploring mental health within religious practice, Baptist identity formation, and political engagement through scripture. Her scholarship bridges academic theology and real-world ministry challenges, particularly evident in analyses of perinatal mental illness and ecclesiological statements on human sexuality.

As Chaplain and Head of Welfare, she oversees the College's spiritual life through chapel operations and initiatives like 'All College Cake Breaks,' emphasizing nonjudgmental support for all community members. Her safeguarding responsibilities complement this holistic welfare approach.

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