This module looks at the relationship between Jews and Christians in the context of the UK church today. Drawing on recent research by Drs. Inbari and Bumin into antisemitic tropes in UK churches, we will explore how attitudes toward Jews and Israel are expressed, what challenges remain, and how churches can respond faithfully. Together we will reflect on the role of theology, history, and practice in shaping Christian-Jewish relations in the UK.
Aims:
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To present key findings from recent research on antisemitic tropes in UK churches.
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To explore how theological and cultural attitudes shape Christian views of Jews and Israel.
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To encourage reflection on how UK churches can build healthier relationships with Jewish communities today.
Learning Outcomes:
By the end of this module, participants will be able to:
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Summarise recent research findings on antisemitism in UK church contexts.
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Reflect on practical and theological ways the church can respond and foster positive Jewish-Christian relations.
Course Features
- Lectures 11
- Quiz 0
- Duration 20 weeks
- Skill level Beginner
- Language English
- Students 0
- Certificate No
- Assessments Self
- 5 Sections
- 11 Lessons
- 20 Weeks
- WelcomeWelcome to Jews, Christians, and the UK Church! In this course we’ll explore recent research into antisemitic tropes in UK churches by Drs. Inbari and Bumin, and think together about what it means for Christian life and witness today. This is a chance to listen, reflect, and discuss how churches can confront challenges honestly while building relationships of respect and hope with the Jewish community.0
- LecturesAccess lectures here.5
- Slides1
- ReadingHere is the reading list with available resources to help complete your assignment.4
- AssignmentTo finish the module, and the course, complete the assignment.2
