Online book launch: Habitats of the Basileia: Essays in Honour of Elaine M. Wainwright
ZoomHabitats of the Basileia brings together some of the current and important work in biblical studies and theology, which takes seriously the demands and possibilities of applying contextual, feminist, decolonial, and ecological approaches to the critical study of the Bible and religion.
East Coast Research Seminar
Online EventJoin on Zoom for the first event of 2024 in the East Coast Research Seminar series, hosted online by Eva Burrows College.
Bearing witness: an approach to Christian-Muslim dialogue
The Craig Auditorium, Trinity College 100 Royal Parade, Parkville, VIC, AustraliaJoin us for the Hughes-Cheong public lecture, to be presented by Dr Joshua Ralston, Reader in Christian-Muslim Relations at the School of Divinity, University of Edinburgh and visiting scholar at Trinity College Theological School.
Walking the Land in Autumn
Heart of Life Rear 41 Stanhope Street, Malvern, Victoria, AustraliaAll are invited to spend the day walking the land of Darebin Creek and parklands, to enter into a deeper sense of connection with the land to which we belong. The process of the day will include personal reflection and creative time. Cost includes journaling and art material.
Meditation and Mindfulness in the Christian Tradition
Heart of Life Rear 41 Stanhope Street, Malvern, Victoria, Australia8x Monday evenings commencing 8 Apr to 27 May 2024. Tap into a deep spring of love, joy, peace and compassion at the centre of our being. Jesus called it Living Water, with which we will never thirst. Cultivate a transforming, healing awareness of the Divine presence, and learn how to mediate.
An introduction to early Jewish interpretation of the Bible
Old Warden's Lodge, Trinity College Theological School 100 Royal Parade, Parkville, VIC, AustraliaIn this seminar, Dr Simon Holloway will guide us through the basic features and principles of Jewish exegesis. He will introduce us to the concept of Oral Law, to its primary witnesses in Jewish literature (Mishna, Tosefta, Talmud), and to midrash as a genre with examples drawn (primarily) from Genesis. This seminar will be an engaging introduction to the many important (and bewildering) terms and texts related to early Rabbinic literature and a chance to think about how these relate to our study of the Hebrew Bible and New Testament.
Saturday Writing Days (April)
University of Divinity (Box Hill campus) 90 Albion Road, Box Hill, VIC, AustraliaCome along and join with other researchers spending a Saturday focused on writing and enjoying a sense of community with others. Open to all higher degree by research candidates, University researchers and Minor Thesis students.
Saturday Writing Days (May)
University of Divinity (Box Hill campus) 90 Albion Road, Box Hill, VIC, AustraliaCome along and join with other researchers spending a Saturday focused on writing and enjoying a sense of community with others. Open to all higher degree by research candidates, University researchers and Minor Thesis students.