Membership
We welcome applications for membership from:
- individuals furthering the study of the history of the Christian churches;
- students working in relevant fields;
- scholars engaged in the study and/or teaching of ecclesiastical history at institutions of higher education in the UK and abroad;
- and institutions and other bodies interested in furthering the study of ecclesiastical history.
Two Fully-funded PhD Studentships for work on Richard Baxter, Edmund Calamy and English Dissent
An AHRC-funded project to prepare for Oxford University Press the first scholarly edition of Richard Baxter’s Reliquiae Baxterianae (1696) is
advertising two associated PhD studentships which represent rare opportunities for fully-funded doctoral study for students with interests in late seventeenth or early eighteenth-century religious, literary, political and/or book history.
The first is an AHRC Collaborative Doctoral Award to Dr Williams's Library, London, and the University of Leicester.
Just published - the history of the EHS
Launched at the Summer Meeting of the EHS in Oxford, 'A Very Agreeable Society': The Ecclesiastical History Society, 1961-2011 has been written by its secretary, Dr Stella Fletcher. It chronicles the development of the society and the people involved against a background of significant changes in the discipline. For more detail and an order form, click here.
