Art and the Ethos of the Good Neighbourhood
January 29, 2026
KLC hosts a variety of private events within our hubs and seminars, a monthly open prayer meeting, and occasional public events with our members and partners, which typically happen on the third Thursday of each month. We also host a biennial conference in Cambridge and our annual meal during SBL in North America.
Below you can sign up to receive our monthly prayer liturgy and meeting details, see any upcoming public events, and watch recordings of past events.
Prayer is at the heart of KLC’s work. Under the leadership of Hugo Herfst, we will host an hour prayer meeting on the first Thursday of every month at 4pm UK time that is open to the whole KLC community.
We email meeting links on the day of the event. Please make sure to check your spam folder if you don’t get one.
This year is KLC’s “Year of the Decalogue,” as we anticipate the publication of Craig Bartholomew’s Moses and the Victory of Yahweh. As part of this focus, KLC is running a series of lectures throughout 2026 and 2027 on topics relevant to the Decalogue.
In the first official lecture in the series (though it follows an earlier decalogue-related lecture to the Arts hub), Craig Bartholomew presented “Divine Action and the Decalogue: Sacred Order and Social Order” in which he discusses the significance of God’s speaking in history, reflecting on how it influenced philosopher JG Hamann’s alternative to the philosophy of Kant.
Click below to watch the video.
This year is KLC’s “Year of the Decalogue,” as we anticipate the publication of Craig Bartholomew’s Moses and the Victory of Yahweh. As part of this focus, KLC is running a series of lectures on topics relevant to the Decalogue.
The second lecture features Prof John Witte Jr, who is presenting “The Decalogue in the Protestant Tradition.”
John Witte Jr JD (Harvard); Dr. Theol. h.c. (Heidelberg), is Robert W. Woodruff Professor of Law, McDonald Distinguished Professor of Religion, and Faculty Director of the Center for the Study of Law and Religion at Emory University. A leading specialist in legal history, human rights, religious freedom, marriage and family law, and law and religion, he has published 300+ articles, 18 journal symposia and 45 books.
Tuesday 14 April 2026
5:30-7:00pm BST
Online via Zoom
Below you will find the video recordings from various events we have held, arranged by year. Use the Previous/Next buttons to see more event videos, or click here to see all our videos on YouTube.
