The Centre for Muslim-Christian Studies in Oxford (CMCS) is an independent Christian-based academic centre offering hospitality to Christians and Muslims coming together to learn from and about one another, and our respective faiths, in the context of living relationships.  The Centre was established in 2008.

Centres for the Study of Islam and Christianity International

With partner organisations, SAT is currently supporting the establishment of a family of Christian-based academic centres across the world with a commitment to training Christian leaders and bringing Muslim and Christian students and scholars together, recognising that the settings for that shared study will need to vary according to context. These centres will:

  • Often have relationships/links to a university

  • Be a resource to other organisations, by teaching the teachers, including those educating disciples of Jesus from a Muslim background

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In partnership with Langham Publishing, SAT is commissioning and publishing a series of commentaries on Biblical texts which are specifically written for readers living in Muslim contexts in different parts of the world, by authors living in those same contexts. The first commentary on Genesis 1-11 was published in 2022.

Christian Teachers of Islam

A project to network those teaching Christians about Islam and Muslims in universities, seminaries, Bible colleges, schools, churches and training agencies. It aims to enhance collaboration, share resources and generally encourage those teachers involved. It occasionally brings the network together to look at particular issues and to share ideas and resources.