The Institute for Orthodox Christian Studies - Cambridge

The Institute for Orthodox Christian Studies - Cambridge IOCS is the pan-Orthodox house for theological studies in the ancient university city of Cambridge.

The Institute for Orthodox Christian Studies is the pan-Orthodox house for theological studies in the ancient university city of Cambridge.

Don't forget to register for our upcoming Book Launch at Trinity College, Cambridge, on 30 June at 6PMIOCS is proud to h...
23/06/2026

Don't forget to register for our upcoming Book Launch at Trinity College, Cambridge, on 30 June at 6PM

IOCS is proud to host the UK book launch of this important work by our friend Prof. Peter Bouteneff - an event at which we will also be honoured to host our Trustee, Coptic Archbishop ANGAELOS of London, who will act as respondent following a presentation from the author.
This book offers a fresh perspective on the conciliar era, exploring the separation between Eastern and Oriental Orthodox post-Chalcedon.
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This book offers a fresh perspective on the conciliar era, exploring the separation between Eastern and Oriental Orthodox post Chalcedon.

Don't forget to join us tomorrow evening at 6 PM for the online book launch of 'Analogical Identities: The Creation of t...
16/06/2026

Don't forget to join us tomorrow evening at 6 PM for the online book launch of 'Analogical Identities: The Creation of the Christian Self, Volume 2' by The Very Revd Prof Nikolaos Loudovikos.

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Latest News & Events Online Book Launch for The Very Revd Prof Nikolaos Loudovikos’ Analogical Identities: The Creation of the Christian Self, Volume 2 – 17 June, 6 PM Gregory Craveiro May 22, 2026 We are delighted to host the online book launch of Analogical Identities: The Creation of the Chri...

We are delighted to share this evening's webinar by The Society for Ecumenical Studies, where one of the respondents is ...
16/06/2026

We are delighted to share this evening's webinar by The Society for Ecumenical Studies, where one of the respondents is Fr John Jillions, the Chair of the IOCS board of trustees and founding principal of the Institute.

05/06/2026

Don't miss our Open Evening next week!

Whether you can visit sunny Cambridge today (1 June), or join us via Zoom from wherever you are in the world, you are in...
01/06/2026

Whether you can visit sunny Cambridge today (1 June), or join us via Zoom from wherever you are in the world, you are invited to our special commemorative colloquium marking 160 years since the birth of Lev Shestov.

This event brings together scholars to explore the philosophical and theological significance of Shestov’s thought in modern intellectual history. Featuring presentations by Marina Ogden, Jeremy Ingpen, and Kevin O’Donell, the colloquium examines themes of language, alterity, faith, and existential freedom through dialogues with thinkers including Sergei Bulgakov and Julia Kristeva.

· Dr Marina G. Ogden (University of Glasgow/IOCS), ‘The Inexpressible by Word’: Reading Lev Shestov and Sergei Bulgakov together
· Dr Jeremy Ingpen (IOCS), Lev Shestov: a Ghost in the 20th-Century Intellectual Landscape
· Dr Kevin O’Donnell (IOCS/MBIT), The Necessity of the Possible in Kristeva’s Revolution of Language, Love and Alterity.

Monday 1 June 5-6.45 pm (BST),
On-site at: The Cambridge Theological Federation, 2 The Bounds, CB3 0BJ
Online via Zoom

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/a-colloquium-in-honour-of-lev-shestovs-160th-birthday-tickets-1989921564968

Join us for a special commemorative colloquium marking 160 years since the birth of Lev Shestov.

SAVE THE DATES! What better way to start the festive month of December?🎄
27/05/2026

SAVE THE DATES! What better way to start the festive month of December?🎄

One whole year has passed since the truly unforgettable UK Book Launch of Nicolae Steinhardt’s ‘Journal of Joy’ (‘Jurnal...
24/05/2026

One whole year has passed since the truly unforgettable UK Book Launch of Nicolae Steinhardt’s ‘Journal of Joy’ (‘Jurnalul fericirii’) – the first official English translation of this Romanian classic, published in 2024 by St Vladimir's Seminary Press (SVS Press) (Yonkers, NY). IOCS Cambridge, in partnership with Ambasada României în Regatul Unit al Marii Britanii şi Irlandei de Nord and the Romanian Cultural Institute in London hosted this momentous event in London, 1 Belgrave Square to celebrate this long-awaited publication.

There were profound and memorable speeches from the special guests of the evening, particularly from the giant of theology and culture that is Rt Revd Rowan Williams (former Archbishop of Canterbury) but also from Revd Prof. Bogdan Bucur, who represented the publisher, St Vladimir's Orthodox Theological Seminary, where he serves as Associate Professor of Patristics. Dr Razvan Porumb, Vice-Principal of IOCS gave an introductory short presentation on Nicolae Steinhardt, while the Principal of the Institute, Father Dragoș Herescu served as moderator throughout the event and read a message from His Eminence Archbishop Atanasie of the Romanian Orthodox Archdiocese of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.

Also present at the event were Her Excellency Ambassador Laura Popescu, Aura Woodward, Director of the Romanian Cultural Institute, Dr Alex Tudorie, President of Saint Vladimir's Seminary, Father Archimandrite Motogna Macarie, Abott of the Rohia Monastery (where Father Nicolae spent his monastic years) and prominent Steinhardt scholar Dr Florian Roatiș.

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