Ivana Noble

Ivana Noble is a Professor of Ecumenical Theology at the Protestant Theological Faculty of Charles University in Prague, head of the Ecumenical Institute, chair of the Charles University Centre of Excellence: Theological Anthropology in Ecumenical Perspective, and a founder plus chair of University Centre Care for the Soul. She is a former president of Societas Oecumenica. For five years, she was in charge of a research project investigating Orthodox Theology in the West. In English you can find her books: Essays in Ecumenical Theology II: Conversations with Orthodoxy (Brill, 2022); Essays in Ecumenical Theology I: Methods, Themes and Contexts (|Brill, 2019); Theological Interpretation of Culture in Post-Communist Context (Ashgate, 2010); Tracing God: Theology as an Interpretation of Religious Experience (Wipf &Stock, 2010); Accounts of Hope: A Problem of Method in Postmodern Apologia (Peter Lang, 2001); and co-authored works: Ways of Orthodox Theology to the West in the 20th Century (SVS, 2015); Wrestling with the Mind of the Fathers in (Post)Modern Orthodox Theology (SVS, 2015). Apart from her academic work, she is also a priest in the Hussite church, she accompanies retreats, paints and writes poetry.