A priest for over two decades, Brett completed his PhD while serving as the Assistant Chaplain at Selwyn College. Prior to that he was as a parish priest in the Diocese of St Albans. He has extensive experience in HE Chaplaincy, working in the sector since 2011. As Chaplain he is responsible for the leadership of worship in the College Chapel, as well the spiritual care of members of College. As Pastoral Tutor he has a wider responsibility to provide a listening ear to any member of College, and to support the other tutors and Wellbeing Team in their work. He also directs studies for Theology, Religion, and the Philosophy of Religion at Sidney Sussex and Newnham Colleges.
Publications, Links, and Resources
'Clones, Princes, and Beautiful Parodies: Rowan Williams' Negative Literary Christology', Literature and Theology, 29.3 (2015), pp. 284-297
'Reproduction and the Body's Grace' in Thinking Again About Marriage: Key Theological Questions, London: SCM, 2016.
Jesus in the Theology of Rowan Williams, forthcoming from T&T Clark/Bloomsbury, November 2016.