Internationally acknowledged world leader in chaplaincy studies, informing and enhancing professional performance
“ The Centre offers a unique chance to ask questions of what I'm doing, to improve what I do and to make sure I'm the best I can be as a chaplain and as a priest. ”
Andrew joined the staff in November 2006, to direct courses in Chaplaincy Studies and to develop a research centre focusing on the ministry of chaplains and the issues and theology with which they engage. Since June 2008, he has also been Director of the Cardiff Centre for Chaplaincy Studies. Before coming to St. Michael
Research
Andrew is a practical theologian, with the following particular interests:
The hermeneutical dimension of practical theology
Practical theology in dialogue with the social sciences, especially in relation to research methods
Practical theology as public theology
Name: Tina Franklin
Position: Administrator for the Centre for Chaplaincy Studies