Installed as Canon Theologian of Chester Cathedral in March 2014, Elaine Graham is also Grosvenor Research Professor of Practical Theology at the University of Chester, a position she has held since 2009.
She was educated at the Universities of Bristol and Manchester.
Previously, Elaine worked as a regional secretary for the Student Christian Movement, as a lay ecumenical chaplain at Sheffield Hallam University, and at the University of Manchester.
She is the author of several major books:
Her research interests include religion, culture and gender; media and the theology of communication; and practical theology. She is currently working on the idea of public theology as a form of Christian apologetics.
Elaine lives in Frodsham and worships at the Parish Church of St. Laurence.
Chester Theological Society lecture:
Chester’s Theological Claim to Fame: the Significance of W.H. Vanstone.”
Revd Canon Dr Michael Brierley, Worcester Cathedral.
Wednesday 5 May 2021 : 7.30 – 9pm.
Meeting on Zoom: please contact Rachel Barlow (rp.amari@btinternet.com) or Elaine Graham (profegraham@gmail.com) for access code and password.
Science, Myth and Being Human: Re-membering Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein
Read the text from Elaine’s lecture, here.
Trinity Sermon 31 May 2015
A New Apologetics Cathedral – 23 Jan 2016
For access to other articles and lectures by Elaine Graham, visit her page on the University of Chester Repository.
Follow Elaine on Twitter: @ElaineGraham2