The Hebrew Reading group is reading Genesis 37-50 and welcomes participants who have completed an introductory year of Biblical Hebrew and are keen to continue developing their skills.
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Trinity College Theological School
Student Profile: Lachlan Davis
Though Lachlan Davis has dabbled in many fields since beginning his career, he’s discovered that his real talent lies in theology and Hebrew, which he’s studying as part of a PhD at Trinity College’s Theological School.
Trinity College staff Q&A: Reverend Dr Chris Porter
Chris Porter describes himself as a reluctant theologian, but when secular science couldn't answer all his questions, he turned to theological research.
Alumni Profile: Elizabeth Thompson
Elizabeth moved to Australia from the US and found fulfilling roles working with therapy dogs and the NSW ambulance service, as well as further study.
Trinity College staff Q&A: Dr Rachelle Gilmour
Trinity's Bromby Senior Lecturer in Old Testament wanted to be a secret agent, but a chance encounter with the book of Samuel saw her pursue a different career.
Trinity College alumni profile: Ferry Hasiholan
After moving to Australia from Indonesia, Ferry found a path to further study, which gave him a deeper understanding of the Bible and life.
Trinity College staff Q&A: The Revd Canon Professor Dorothy Lee
Dorothy Lee is Trinity's Stewart Research Prof of New Testament. Growing up in a conservative family, Dorothy never saw herself becoming an ordained minister.
Q&A with Trinity College Theological School’s Dean: Bob Derrenbacker
Meet the Revd Canon Dr Bob Derrenbacker - Dean of the Theological School at Trinity College and Frank Woods Associate Professor in New Testament.
Alumni profile: Elizabeth Murray
Elizabeth Murray admits that many others saw her leadership potential before she did, and she’s now thankful that she listened to her supporters, and her eventual calling towards ordination.
How a chance encounter set this theology student on a new path
For Molly Swee, sitting down for an unscheduled ‘cuppa’ with the Dean of Trinity College’s Theological School led to master’s coursework and an enriched life. I work as an essential worker with the Victorian Government...