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James D. Holt

Associate Professor of Religious Education

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Today I start a new job- except it’s my old job with a posh title. Excited to be Professor Holt🥴🎓 as I have been appointed Associate Professor of Religious Education at the University of Chester. So grateful for my family, colleagues, friends and students all of whom have contributed so much to make this possible. Not bad for a boy who couldn’t speak or read properly until the age of 5 or 6. Thank you one and all😀

After a lot of going backwards and forwards, my book cover is finalised. 'Beyond the Big Six Religions. Expanding the Boundaries in the Teaching of Religion and Worldviews' is out in October and is well worth a read (not that I'm biased!)

One of the very many things I love about Ruth ❤️🥰😜 #sundayafternoonpavlova

My mum and her three children (plus Amelia)- it’s not often we’re all together so it was lovely to be at Amelia’s Christening😁

Am very excited to announce that I have been appointed Associate Professor of Religious Education at the University of Chester from 1st August. Chuffed doesn't begin to express how I feel. So grateful for the many people who helped me to this point especially @ruthieholt22 @eleanorruthholt @abijholt @gideon_holt and @lesleysymms

Ready to say goodbye to this year’s students!

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