The Society

• holds an annual conference which attracts leading scholars and practitioners
  from academia, politics, the church and society throughout the United Kingdom, continental Europe, and the United States;
  
• sponsors the leading scholarly journal Studies in Christian Ethics, published
  quarterly;
  
• sponsors a postgraduate forum with regular conferences and support for
  PhD students;
  
• and maintains a database of members and their interests, enabling others to
  identify colleagues who are working in areas similar to their own.
  

The objectives of the Society are:

• to encourage and further the study of Christian ethics in its practical and
  theoretical aspects;
  
• to strengthen the teaching and learning of ethics as an academic discipline;
  
• to encourage serious ethical thinking and discussion in the life of churches;
  
• to foster the exercise of Christian social responsibility;
  
• to hold a Conference and at least one General Meeting of the Society in each
  calendar year