Building on History: Religion in London. The Building on History project - Funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council - Phase one (2009-2011):

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Building on History: Religion in London

The Building on History project - Funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council - Phase one ( ): partnership between The Open University, King’s College London, Lambeth Palace Library and the Anglican Diocese of London. - Phase two: ( ) partnership between OU, Royal Holloway and practitioners from Muslim, Jewish, Roman Catholic, Baptist, Methodist and Black majority church constituencies. - ?Phase three ( ) developing application to Heritage Lottery Fund. - Objectives: a) to promote participation in ‘religious history’ b) to promote critical historical understanding within and between religious groups. - Visit ; ;

Project themes Including: 1. Religious diversity before and after Commonalities of experience of religious groups (e.g. place-making; of prejudice). 3. Intersecting histories (e.g. spatial interconnections; co-operation between religions). 4. Religious ‘communities’ as heterogeneous

Building on History: Religion in London ; Contact: Dr Gavin Moorhead (Research Assistant): Professor John Wolffe: Dr John Maiden: