Public Theology in the Post-Migrant Society The Role of Religion in Multi-Faith Refugee Relief

This three-year research project, titled ‘Public Theology in the Post-Migrant Society: The Role of Religion in Multi-Faith Refugee Relief (PTPS)’, explores the role of religion in the practice of A World of Neighbours, the largest multi-faith network for refugee relief in Europe. By examining under which sociological and theological conditions diversity of religions can become a force for cohesion rather than conflict, PTPS addresses a lack of research on the impact of the multi-faith factor on refugee relief. Ultimately, the project aims to conceptualize a multi-faith public theology for the post-migrant society that empowers practitioners from all three Abrahamic faiths to work together for refugees in the public square. Project generously funded by Lund Mission Society with the additional support from the participating organizations.