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=== Revival === The Boyle Lectures were revived in 2004 at the famous [[Christopher Wren|Wren]] church of [[St Mary-le-Bow]] in the City of London by Dr Michael Byrne, a Fellow of Birkbeck College London. Financial support for the lectures has been provided by a number of patrons, principally the [[Worshipful Company of Grocers]] and the [[Worshipful Company of Mercers]] in the city. A book to mark the 10th anniversary of the revived series was edited by Russell Re Manning and Michael Byrne and published by SCM Press in 2013 as 'Science and Religion in the Twenty-First Century: The Boyle Lectures 2004-2013'. Having convened the first 15 lectures in the new series, Michael Byrne stepped down as Convenor in 2018. Management of the lecture then passed to the International Society for Science and Religion (ISSR) in cooperation with the Boyle Lectures Board of Trustees. Members of the board include [[John Boyle, 15th Earl of Cork]]; the Hon. Robert Boyle; [[Julian Tregoning]], Past Master of the [[Worshipful Company of Grocers|Grocers' Company]]; Xenia Dennan, Past Master of the [[Worshipful Company of Mercers|Mercers Company]]; the Revd George R. Bush, Rector of St Mary-le-Bow; Emeritus Professor John Hedley Brooke; Dr Russell Re Manning; Professor Fraser Watts; and the Revd Michael Reiss, former President of the ISSR.
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