Grace is a Practical Theologian, having studied for her BA Theology at the University of Exeter before obtaining her MA Religion and Culture and PhD Theology at the University of Birmingham. She has written on Pentecostal-Charismatic conversion and salvation, religious and cultural identity negotiation in Christian converts and most recently on Ecotheology and theological education. She is passionate about creation care and has led two research projects on Pentecostal engagement with creation care in 2024-25 funded by ECLAS (Engaging Christian Leaders in an Age of Science) and the St Peter’s Saltley Trust (see BCC Research Hub page for details). As well as lecturing at BCC, Grace is a Tutor at Cuddesdon Gloucester and Hereford, and a member of the steering group for the Theological Colleges Environmental Network.Grace is a Practical Theologian, having studied for her BA Theology at the University of Exeter before obtaining her MA Religion and Culture and PhD Theology at the University of Birmingham. She has written on Pentecostal-Charismatic conversion and salvation, religious and cultural identity negotiation in Christian converts and most recently on Ecotheology and theological education. She is passionate about creation care and has led two research projects on Pentecostal engagement with creation care in 2024-25 funded by ECLAS (Engaging Christian Leaders in an Age of Science) and the St Peter’s Saltley Trust (see BCC Research Hub page for details). As well as lecturing at BCC, Grace is a Tutor at Cuddesdon Gloucester and Hereford, and a member of the steering group for the Theological Colleges Environmental Network.