Check out our exciting collection of videos on theology, animals and animal issues.
Creature Conference Keynote Talks
Professor David Clough, considers the question “Animals: Who Cares?” and argues that concern for animals and animal issues is an important aspect of Christian discipleship.
The Rt Revd John Arnold, Catholic Bishop of Salford, considers how Pope Francis’s encyclical letter Laudato Si has triggered new, pioneering thinking in regards to animals and animal issues.
Dr Margaret Adam, theologian, ethicist and visiting tutor at St Stephen’s House, Oxford argues that Christians should care about animals because of who and how they are called to be.
John Berkman, Professor of Moral Theology at Regis College, University of Toronto, brings together ethology and theology in considering what is means for animals flourish and why this matters to God.
The Rt Revd Dominic Walker, former bishop of Monmouth and President of ASWA, explains why including animals in the life of the church is an important aspect to Christian mission.
Environmentalist, theologian, social activist and author, Dr Ruth Valerio, reflects upon her journey of faith and practically explores how Christians can promote the flourishing of animals.
Dr Tony Campolo speaks on the spiritual connectedness which can develop between humans and animals and how Christians can find their voices in support of all God’s creatures.
Interviews
Dr Brian D. McLaren, prominent pastor, author, speaker and leading figure in the emerging church movement speaks to about animal theological concern, responsible stewardship and God’s reconciling work within creation.
Dr Tony Campolo speaker, author, sociologist, pastor and social activist speaks with passion on why animal issues are a prime theological concern and how the work of Christ has cosmic, redemptive consequences for all life.