Gordon Graham is Director of the Festival of Sacred Arts, and a priest in the Scottish Episcopal Church.
He was Professor of Philosophy and the Arts at Princeton Theological Seminary from 2006-2018. and in 2016 directed the Princeton Film Festival on 'Faith, Hope and Violence'. He has published extensively on art and religion, and his books include Philosophy of the Arts (3rd edition 2005), The Re-enchantment of the World: art versus religion (2007) and Philosophy, Art and Religion: understanding faith and creativity (2017). He is the author of two verse anthems set to music by the composer Paul Mealor.
He was Professor of Philosophy and the Arts at Princeton Theological Seminary from 2006-2018. and in 2016 directed the Princeton Film Festival on 'Faith, Hope and Violence'. He has published extensively on art and religion, and his books include Philosophy of the Arts (3rd edition 2005), The Re-enchantment of the World: art versus religion (2007) and Philosophy, Art and Religion: understanding faith and creativity (2017). He is the author of two verse anthems set to music by the composer Paul Mealor.
Barnaby Miln is Property Convener of St Vincent's Chapel, and Venue Manager for the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. He is a regular music reviewer, covering many concerts in Edinburgh each year. A seedsman and agricultural plant breeder by profession, he has long and extensive experience in promoting and organizing major events -- the AIDS ribbon and World AIDS Day (1986/7), the first Fairtrade Fortnight (1997) and the Jubilee 2000 Human Chain for the meeting of G7 leaders in Birmingham (1998). As a magistrate, he was the first openly gay member of the British judiciary. Formerly a member of the Church of England General Synod, he is currently a member of the Scottish Episcopal General Synod.