Oliver Ross is the Vicar of Malmesbury Abbey, a historic church where Englands first king, Athelstan, is buried. Before this role, he served as Rector at St Olave Hart Street in London. He is passionate about history, having studied African History, Social Anthropology, and Biblical Studies.
Outside of his clerical duties, Oliver is an insightful speaker with a deep interest in history and its influence on current events. He has previously taught in rural Uganda for two years, demonstrating a commitment to education and service. He engages with current affairs through publications like The Economist and Financial Times.
He is the custodian of Malmesbury Abbey, a 12th-century architectural jewel which is currently on Historic Englands at risk register due to needed repairs.
Oliver Ross
Vicar at Malmesbury Abbey
London, England, United Kingdom
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Topics They Care About
Historical Preservation
As Vicar, he is responsible for the preservation of Malmesbury Abbey, a Grade 1 listed building noted as being 'at risk' and the burial place of King Athelstan.
Community Engagement
He is focused on making the Abbey a living church and a welcoming place of pilgrimage and tourism for the wider community to be enjoyed for generations.
English History
He gives public talks on cornerstone topics of early medieval English history, such as the beliefs of King Athelstan and their influence on the nation.
Media Appearances
Work History
9-2018
Vicar at Malmesbury Abbey
6-2006
Rector at St Olave hart St
Education
Oliver has no verified education history
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Location : London, England, United Kingdom
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Designation : Vicar at Malmesbury Abbey
