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William Olhausen

 

Current parish and responsibilities:

Incumbent of Douglas Union of Parishes with Frankfield since 2023

Wider Church:

Module leader in theological reasoning and critical thinking (C.C.T.P course, Trinity College Dublin)

National coordinator for CME in the Church of Ireland

Member of Church of Ireland General Synod

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Ordination:

  • Ordained Priest in St Mary’s Minster Church, Reading 1999
  • Ordained Deacon in Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford in 1998

Education / Qualifications:

  • PhD in Hermeneutics, University of Liverpool, 2007
  • Diploma in Ministry, Wycliffe Hall, Oxford, 1998
  • BA (Hons), Oxford University, 1997
  • Called to the Bar (Middle Temple), 1993
  • Common Professional Examination (CPE), University of North London, 1992
  • MA, Sussex University, 1991
  • BA, University of Brighton, 1990

Publications:

  • Craig G. Bartholomew, David J. H. Beldman, Amber Bowen, William Olhausen (eds.), The Scripture and Hermeneutics Seminar: Retrospect and Prospect, Grand Rapids: Zondervan Academic, 2022.
  • ‘Church Governance in a Changing World’ in Search: A Church of Ireland Journal, Vol. 45.3, Autumn 2022, 199-206.
  • ‘Pauline Spirituality: What does Paul teach us about life in the Spirit?’ in Perspectives on Prayer and Spirituality, (eds.) Maurice Elliott and Patrick McGlinchey, Eugene, Oregon: Wipf and Stock, 2021, 51-65.
  • ‘The Resurrection of the Body – not a Conjuring Trick with Bones!’ in Search: A Church of Ireland Journal, vol. 43.3 Autumn, 2020, 190-197.
  • Book review article for Anaphora: Journal of the Society for Liturgical Study 2019, Graham R. Hughes, (Ed.) Steffen Losel, Reformed Sacramentality, Collegeville, Minnesota: Liturgical Press, 2019, 79-88.
  • ‘Christian Apologetics and the Challenge of Science’ in Search: A Church of Ireland Journal, Vol. 41.2, Summer 2018, 126-131.
  • ‘Patrick Pearse and the 1916 Rising: Discerning the Spirit’ in Search: A Church of Ireland Journal, Vol. 39.2, Summer 2016, 95-103.
  • ‘The Role of Hermeneutics and Philosophy’ in eds. Craig G. Bartholomew and Heath Thomas, Manifesto for Theological Interpretation, Grand Rapids: Baker Academic Press, 2016, 110-130.
  • ‘Elements of Christian Discourse: From Politeness Theory to the Relational Hermeneutics of Paul’s Word of the Cross’, in eds., Marietta Calderón/Georg Marko, Religion and Language/Religion und Sprache, Frankfurt a.M.: Peter Lang Verlag, 2015, 207-225.
  • ‘Being reasonable about sex in the Church of Ireland’ in Search: A Church of Ireland Journal, volume 37: 2, Summer 2014, 83-89.
  • ‘The Hermeneutics of Relationship: Theological Understanding for New Testament Preaching’ in eds. Ian Paul and David Wenham, “We proclaim the Word of Life”: Preaching the New Testament Today, Nottingham: Inter-Varsity Press, 2013, 213-224.
  • Book review article Words in Action: Speech Act Theory and Biblical Interpretation, Richard S. Briggs, Edinburgh: T & T Clark, Continuum, 2002, xvi + 352pp., Journal of Pragmatics 37 (2005), 551-558.
  • ‘A “Polite” Response to Anthony Thiselton’ in After Pentecost: Language and Biblical Interpretation, Scripture and Hermeneutics Series volume 2, eds., Craig Bartholomew, Colin Greene, Karl Moller, Carlisle: Paternoster and Grand Rapids: Zondervan, 2001, 121-130.

Previous ministry:

  • St Matthias’ Church, Killiney Ballybrack, Diocese of Dublin (Incumbent), 2011-2023
  • Monkton Combe School, Diocese of Bath and Wells, UK (Chaplain), 2008-2011
  • Carrigrohane Union of Parishes, Diocese of Cork, Cloyne and Ross (Incumbent), 2004-2008
  • Holy Trinity Church in Cambridge, Diocese of Ely, UK (Associate Vicar), 2001-2004
  • Greyfriars Church in Reading, Diocese of Oxford, UK (Curate), 1998-2001
 

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