Robert Ellis (academic)

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The Reverend Robert Anthony Ellis, MA, DPhil born Cardiff, Wales 24 August 1956, is the Principal of Regent's Park College, Oxford.

Robert Ellis was educated at Regent's Park College, Oxford and received his DPhil from the University of Oxford in 1984. He is an ordained minister in the Baptist Union of Great Britain and has served congregations in Milton Keynes and Bristol. He is currently Fellow and Tutor in Pastoral Theology and Mission at Regent's Park College, Oxford and Director of Pastoral Studies for the Mansfield-Regent's Park Ministerial Training Team. He is also Moderator of the Baptist Union of Great Britain Ministry Executive.

He has expertise in pastoral theology, systematic theology, the theology of intercession, and Christianity and culture (especially theology and film).

He delivered the McCandless Lecture at Georgetown College in 2005.

Robert Ellis is the younger brother of Christopher Ellis.

[edit] Publications

Book

• Robert Ellis, Answering God: Towards a Theology of Intercession (Bletchley: Paternoster, 2005)

Chapters in books

• Robert Ellis, 'Covenant and Creation', in Anthony Clarke, ed., Bound for Glory? God, Church and World in Covenant (Oxford: Whitley Publications, 2002), pp. 20-33
• Robert Ellis, 'Movies and Meaning: An Introduction to Reading Films' and 'Pondering Providence: Sliding Doors', in Anthony Clarke and Paul S. Fiddes, eds, Flickering Images: Theology and Film in Dialogue (Oxford: Regent's Park College; Macon, Georgia: Smyth & Helwys, 2005), pp. 7-24 and 137-148

Articles in journals

• Robert Ellis, 'From Hegel to Whitehead', The Journal of Religion 61:4 (October 1981), 403-21
• Robert Ellis, 'How Relative Should Theology Be?', Baptist Quarterly 29.5, (January 1982), 220-224
• Robert Ellis, 'Geoffrey Studdert Kennedy: The Pastor and the suffering God', Transformation 22 (2005)
• Robert Ellis, 'And the Life Everlasting: A Theological Reflection on Death and Dying', Transformation 24 (2007)

Theses

• Robert Ellis, Can God Act in History? A Whiteheadian Perspective (University of Oxford DPhil thesis 1984)
• Robert Ellis, Teaching Theology in the Academy: 'Preparing Men and Women for Ministry' (University of Oxford Postgraduate Diploma in Learning and Teaching in Higher Education thesis 2004)

v • d • e Heads of Houses of the University of Oxford Colleges All Souls (Warden) John Davis • Balliol (Master) Andrew Graham • Brasenose (Principal) Roger Cashmore • Christ Church (Dean) Christopher Lewis • Corpus Christi (President) Tim Lankester • Exeter (Rector) Frances Cairncross • Green (Warden) Colin Bundy • Harris Manchester (Principal) Ralph Waller • Hertford (Principal) John Landers • Jesus (Principal) John Krebs • Keble (Warden) Averil Cameron • Kellogg (President) Geoffrey Thomas • Lady Margaret Hall (Principal) Frances Lannon • Linacre (Principal) Paul Slack • Lincoln (Rector) Paul Langford • Magdalen (President) David Clary • Mansfield (Principal) Diana Walford • Merton (Warden) Jessica Rawson • New College (Warden) Alan Ryan • Nuffield (Warden) Stephen Nickell • Oriel (Provost) Derek Morris • Pembroke (Master) Giles Henderson • Queen's (Provost) Alan Budd • St Anne's (Principal) Tim Gardam • St Antony's (Warden) Margaret MacMillan • St Catherine's (Master) Roger Ainsworth • St Cross (Master) Andrew Goudie • St Edmund Hall (Principal) Michael Mingos • St Hilda's (Principal) Sheila Forbes • St Hugh's (Principal) Andrew Dilnot • St John's (President) Michael Scholar • St Peter's (Master) Bernard Silverman • Somerville (Principal) Fiona Caldicott • Templeton (Dean) Michael Earl • Trinity (President) Ivor Roberts • University (Master) Robin Butler • Wadham (Warden) Neil Chalmers • Wolfson (President) Hermione Lee • Worcester (Provost) Richard Smethurst Permanent Private Halls Blackfriars (Regent) Richard Finn • Campion Hall (Master) Peter L'Estrange • Greyfriars (Acting Warden) Mark Elvins • Regent's Park College (Principal) Robert Ellis • St Benet's Hall (Master) Felix Stephens • St Stephen's House (Principal) Robin Ward • Wycliffe Hall (Principal) Richard Turnbull

[edit] Sources

• The Georgetonian 6 April 2005
• Oxford University Theology Faculty
• British Baptist Theologians: Robert Ellis