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Luther King House,
Brighton Grove, Manchester, M14 5JP UK
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Clara is a fourth generation Baptist, who trained for accredited ministry alongside researching and completing a doctorate at Luther King. Her research focused on learning from the voices of marginalised people, through the emergence of the eco-feminist movement, and from her engagement with indigenous/First Nations people on the west coast of Canada, in order to create a theology of land as a response to the climate crisis and eco-degradation.
Clara returned to Luther King in 2013 to take up the role of Baptist principal, teaching theology and Church history. She enjoys teaching contemporary and contextual theologies and has particular interests in intersectionality and embodied theologies such as feminist, womanist, disability, eco and Queer theologies. She is a published author and a long-standing writer for various Christian charities producing worship materials, Bible study notes and magazine articles.
Contact: Clara.Rushbrook@lutherking.ac.uk
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