The London Lectures Trust
The London Lectures in Contemporary Christianity
This is an annual series of lectures founded in 1974 to promote Christian thought about contemporary issues. Their aim is to expound an aspect of historical biblical Christianity and to relate it to a contemporary issue in the church in the world. They seek to be scholarly in content yet popular enough in appeal and style to attract the educated public; and to present each topic in such a way as to be of interest to the widest possible audience as well as to the Christian public.
Recent lectures:
1994 ‘Transforming Leadership: A Christian approach to managing organizations’, Richard Higginson
1995 ‘The Spirit of the Age’, Roy McCloughry
1996 ‘The Word on the Box: Christians in the media’, Justin Philips, Graham Mytton, Alan Rogers, Robert McLeish, Tim Dean
1997 ‘Matters of Life and Death: Contemporary medical dilemmas in the light of the Christian faith’, Professor John Wyatt (published by IVP in 1998 as Matters of Life and Death: Today’s healthcare dilemmas in the light of Christian faith)
1998 ‘Endless Conflict or Empty Tolerance: The Christian response to a multi-faith world’, Dr Vinoth Ramachandra (published by IVP in 1999 as Faiths in Conflict: Christian integrity in a multicultural world)
2000 ‘The Incomparable Christ: Celebrating his millennial birth’, John Stott
2001 ‘Moral Leadership’, Bishop James Jones
The London Lectures Trust
The London Lectures in Contemporary Christianity are organized by the London Lectures Trust, which was established as a charity in 1994. The committee represents several different evangelical organizations.