About Crossref-it.info

The Cross Reference Project (Crossref-it.info) has been set up to provide high-quality, easy to use resources for students to help them make essential connections between areas of study and their cultural context. The Cross Reference Project is a partnership originally created and supported by the Stapleford Centre, Christianity and Culture, Bible Society and a team of experienced teachers and examiners working in schools and higher education.

Bible Society

Bible SocietyBible Society was established in 1804 by - amongst others - William Wilberforce and Thomas Charles. Her Majesty The Queen is Patron of Bible Society, with a Royal Charter for 'the circulation and use of Scripture without note or comment.'

Staff at Bible Society include experts in the history, transmission and impact of the Bible. Bible Society's commitment to objectivity make it uniquely placed to help educators confidently explore the historical and ongoing contribution of the Christian Scriptures to English Literature. Visit the Bible Society website to read the Bible online.

Bible Society is a charity whose registered office is situated at Stonehill Green, Westlea, SWINDON SN5 7DG.

 The Stapleford Centre

The Stapleford CentreThe Stapleford Centre (UK) is an independent education charity, whose aim is to promote knowledge and understanding of the Christian faith, its place in our heritage and today’s society.

The Stapleford Centre website offers resources that can be downloaded for use in schools by teachers and schools workers.

The Stapleford Centre is a private company limited by guarantee, registered in England and Wales and is also registered as a charity.

 

The Centre for the Study of Christianity and Culture, University of York

Christianity and Culture was founded in 1999 to provide cultural tools to enable students to engage with literature, history, art and music significantly influenced by Christian thought and spirituality and to support teaching and research through books and international conferences.