Growing Leaders, Transforming Communities
Take your next steps in community leadership development with the Seedbeds School for Shalom and enrol for the MA in Theology (Humanitarian Development and Social Justice) pathway.
Seedbeds has formed a new collaboration with Nazarene Theological College (validated by the University of Manchester) to establish the Seedbeds School for Shalom, a centre offering units for recognised, formative, and practice-based community leadership development.
- Pursue BA, MA, or PhD studies.
- Enrol in specialised courses and immersive learning experiences designed for practical application.
- Join a global network of scholars, practitioners, and community leaders committed to transformational change.
The next module in the MA in Theology (Humanitarian Development and Social Justice) pathway, led by the Seedbeds School of Shalom, is:
ST7640 Practices of Social Justice
Tutors: Dr Ash Barker (Seedbeds School for Shalom) and Kate Bowen-Evans (Nazarene Theological College)
10 – 17 January 2026 at Nazarene Theological College, Manchester.
This unit explores critically the fulfilment of the Church’s mission of social transformation through programmes of social justice in cross-cultural and urban settings.
This unit can be taken for a number of MA in Theology pathways through NTC and awarded by University of Manchester. Please apply here.
Also available as a short course, for audit or for credit.
Real Stories. Real Impact.
“I’m so glad I took the leap of faith to enrol on the Masters in Social Justice! All four of the modules I chose were led by the Seedbeds team and I am grateful that I got to learn from experienced teachers, make friends with international classmates and get re-energised by inspiring guest lectures from across the world. The module on resilience taught me practical tools to reduce my stress level at work.. and the Practices of Social Justice classes shaped my charity’s new five-year strategic plan. The course has undoubtedly equipped me to do a better job of serving my community.”
Jessica Craig, Co-Director, Bonny Downs Community Association
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