Book Launch: Come and See
Wednesday 9th September 2026
Join us for an evening of conversation, discussion and drinks with the editors of Come and See; Graham Tomlin and Olly Wright.
Event details
Date: Monday 2nd March 2026
Time: 6-7.30pm, followed by a reception
Venue: Wycliffe Hall, 52-54 Banbury Road, Oxford, OX2 6PW
Tickets are free to the public. Please book here
Getting here: Wycliffe Hall is on major bus routes. Limited parking may be available on site (please contact us by email if you have any special access requirements) and pay-and-display on-street parking is available close by in Norham Gardens.
Photography and filming: This event will include photography and filming for use by Wycliffe and Premier: please contact us directly if you have any questions about this: conferences@wycliffe.ox.ac.uk.
All are welcome: the event is open to the public, but we are expecting to sell out quickly. You will need a ticket to attend.
About the event
The event will feature Olly Wright and Graham Tomlin, as the editors of Come and See.
Come and See brings together essays by theologians, ethicists, philosophers, artists and media experts exploring different facets of what it means to be a witness to Jesus Christ in today’s world. The conversation encompasses explorations in Old and New Testament theology, Christian doctrine, arts and aesthetics, continental philosophy and Christian ethics. The book challenges the Church to see Christian witness its primary calling in relation to the culture in which it lives. This witness is creative, critical and compelling and leads others to the source of all life, truth and wisdom.
Contributors to this volume include Andrew Davison, Carmody Grey, Belle Tindall-Riley and Hannah Steele, with a foreword by N. T. Wright.
Following an initial discussion, there will be a time for audience questions, followed by a reception, book sale and signing. All are welcome!
Wycliffe Hall has set itself the modest task of fostering a New Renaissance of Christian scholarship, leadership and culture. As both a Christian community and a Permanent Private Hall of the University of Oxford, we want to see transformational scholarship, leadership and culture, born out of Christian community, offering the truth, beauty and goodness of the gospel to the world.
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