Registrations close this week for the ACFT Conference 2025 | To Listen and Respond: Dialogue as Feminist Method to be held in Melbourne from 7-8 Nov 2025.
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Pilgrim’s studies in success
Pilgrim Theological College is celebrating its 10th anniversary in 2025, telling a remarkable story of its impact on numerous students.
Study Spiritual Care
The Graduate Certificate in Spirituality course is designed for Spiritual/Pastoral Carers and Chaplains and is taught by Spiritual Care practitioners.
Introduction to Feminist Theologies
For anyone interested in feminist theologies, this unit coming up in Semester 2 at Pilgrim Theological College provides a foundation for study through a feminist lens. You will be introduced to core theological concepts...
Conversation with the Research Student Representative – Liz Lee
Elizabeth (Liz) Lee was recently in Melbourne and Pilgrim's eLearning Facilitator, Adrian Jackson sat down for a chat about her story and research. Liz is undertaking a PhD through Pilgrim Theological College/School of...
The Book of Revelation: Evil, Empire and Eschatology
The Book of Revelation is a highly political and justice-oriented text that speaks to a range of ancient and contemporary issues.
New Head of College at Pilgrim Theological College
The Synod of Victoria and Tasmania is delighted to announce the appointment of Rev Associate Professor Kylie Crabbe to the position of Head of College, Pilgrim Theological College, beginning January 2026. Until Kylie...
Queer Theology
Consider taking 'Queer Theology', a five-day intensive unit at Pilgrim Theological College this winter. The unit will explore queer theology as it has emerged from queer theory, LGBTIQA justice struggles, and faith...
Study with us: Ecumenical Studies
Explore the key moments and achievements of the ecumenical movement in the 20th Century in this Semester 1 unit at Pilgrim Theological College.
Study with us | Gender, Justice, Empire: Contextual Readings of the Old Testament
This unit invites those curious and interested in reading and reflecting on Old Testament texts, particularly those which narrate the experience of women within the wider social and imperial contexts of the Bible.