This October, discover Threads Through Revelation, an extraordinary textile exhibition by acclaimed artist Jacqui Parkinson, coming to Hexham Abbey.
Through fourteen monumental embroidered panels, Parkinson brings one of the Bible’s most mysterious and challenging books vividly to life, transforming it into an accessible, thought-provoking and deeply moving visual experience. Having toured cathedrals and churches across the UK, Threads Through Revelation continues to captivate audiences of all ages.
As part of this much-anticipated exhibition, Hexham Abbey is now delighted to host a series of three theology lectures exploring the themes and context of the Book of Revelation.
TALK ONE
Friday, 23 October 2026
6.30 pm
The first lecture, entitled Reading Apocalyptic Literature and the Context of Revelation, will be given by the Reverend Professor Jamie Davies, a highly regarded scholar and expert on the Book of Revelation. Professor Davies has made a significant contribution to our understanding and interpretation of this fascinating and complex biblical text, both through his academic work and his engaging public lectures.
This promises to be a fascinating and thought-provoking evening!
Jamie Davies is Kirby Laing Professor of New Testament Exegesis from the Department of Divinity, University of Aberdeen.
TALK TWO
Friday, 6 November 2026
6.30 pm
The second lecture, entitled Seven Letters to the Churches, will be given by the Reverend Richard Steele.
TALK THREE
Friday, 13 November 2026
6.30 pm
The third and final talk in this series of theology lectures, entitled The Grand Arc of Revelation, will be given by the Reverend Tony Buglass.
All are welcome. Doors open at 6pm.
Pay as you feel: £3, £5, £8 or £10 at the door. Ticketing information will be available soon.
A glass of wine will be included.
Threads Through Revelation
Hexham Abbey
13 October to 22 November 2026
FREE ADMISSION