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Sacred Communities: Connected Practices Across Place and Time

Ben Rogaly is co-investigator with anthropologist Abby Day as Principal Investigator, funded by the AHRC-administered research councils consortium, Connected Communities. This is a one year study entitled A Joint Review and Scoping Study, running 1st December 2010 to 30 November 2011. The project involves reviewing each of Abby and Becky Taylor and Ben Rogaly's oral history transcripts to write about everyday embodied practices of faith and community in Norwich and Yorkshire. There will also be six videoed interviews and a community engagement workshop in Brighton.