Caroline Blyth – The Shiloh Project

Celebrating Five Years of the Shiloh Project

by Caroline Blyth on December 10, 2022

Introduction This year, the Shiloh Project celebrates its fifth birthday. It all began back in 2017, when Katie Edwards, Johanna Stiebert, and Caroline Blyth got together to create a resource focusing on the interconnections between

Introducing … The Bloody Bible Podcast

by Caroline Blyth on May 30, 2022

The Shiloh Project is excited to announce the launch of our latest creative endeavour: the Bloody Bible podcast. Hosted by

Online teaching resources are your friend!

by Caroline Blyth on April 3, 2020

Kia kaha, kia māia, kia manawanui. Be strong, be brave, be steadfast. A number of us will be currently working

Self-isolation support

by Caroline Blyth on March 30, 2020

Kia kaha, kia māia, kia manawanui. Be strong, be brave, be steadfast. As many of us are currently living in

Love, support, solidarity

by Caroline Blyth on March 27, 2020

During these extraordinary times, our little team at the Shiloh Project (Katie, Johanna, and Caroline - see above!) just want

UN 16 Days of Activism: Day 16 – Why do we do it?

by Caroline Blyth on December 10, 2019

*This post discusses sexual violence, intimate partner violence, domestic homicide, and sex trafficking* Our final post to mark the UN 16 Days of Activism 2019 is something a bit different. Over the past 15 days,

UN 16 Days Of Activism: Day 15 – The Salvation Army Family Ministries Team

by Caroline Blyth on December 9, 2019

Tell us about yourself: who are you and what do you do? Hello! We are David, Liz and Deb and

Resistant Readings: John MacArthur’s Homophobic Theology

by Caroline Blyth on November 12, 2019

Today's post comes from Charlie Winn, who is a Pākehā third-year student at the University of Auckland, majoring in Sociology and

Tough Conversations: Teaching Biblical Texts of Terror

by Caroline Blyth on June 13, 2019

Today's post is by two Shiloh Project members, Caroline Blyth and Emily Colgan, who talk about some of the challenges

Sticks and Stones: Symbolic Violence and the Conservative Christian “Transgender Debate”

by Caroline Blyth on May 1, 2019

In this post, Shiloh co-lead Caroline Blyth talks about her current research on symbolic violence and conservative Christian responses to the "transgender debate." Sticks and

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