Lucy Peppiatt

Lucy Peppiatt is a British theologian and author who has been Principal of Westminster Theological Centre since 2013.
Education.
Lucy Peppiatt has bachelor's degrees in English Literature from the University of Birmingham (1987) and in Theology from the University of London (2003). She completed an MA in Systematic Theology from King's College, London in 2005. In 2011, she completed a PhD from the University of Otago in New Zealand, with a dissertation titled "Spirit Christology and Mission" supervised by Prof. Murray Rae.
Career.
Peppiatt is a licensed lay minister in the Church of England and has pastored churches alongside her husband in Harare, Zimbabwe and Netherthorpe, Sheffield. She identifies as an evangelical charismatic. She is "Theologian in Residence" at Crossnet Church, Bristol.
Peppiatt has been Principal of WTC (Westminster Theological Centre), a non-denominational Hub-based Bible college with its central office based in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, since 2013. She lectures in systematic theology.
Peppiatt's research interests include the Trinity, charismatic theology, discipleship, and 1 Corinthians. She has written a number of articles and books about women in the Bible and the church, and Paul the Apostle and women, paying particular attention to traditionally hierarchal views and the problems that arise from them.
Personal life.
Peppiatt is married to Nick Crawley, an Anglican minister, and they have four sons.