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SUMMARY:Research Seminar and Book Launch
DESCRIPTION:Research Seminar Presenters\nDr Kin Pan Wu (Hong Kong Lutheran Theological Seminary)\nSignificance of Interdisciplinary Theological Mediator: Mission\, Sinology\, Intellectual Translation and Philosophy in Nineteenth-Century China – Case of Dr Rev. Ernst Faber (1839-1899) \nSarah Lawson and Joel Turnbull (St Barnabas College)\nWhy Would Jesus Ask? Jesus’ Questions in the Gospel of Matthew viewed through the Questioning Philosophy of both Lani Watson and Pia Laurizen \nBook Launch\nInterpreting Scripture with Earth: Essays on Creation and Colossians by Prof. Vicky Balabanski. \nCopies will be available for purchase on the day. \nEvent details\n29 September\, 1:00pm (ACST/Adelaide) \nAdelaide Theological Library\n312 Sir Donald Bradman Drive\, Booklyn Park \n  \nRSVP for catering purposes\ninfo@unitingcollege.edu.au \nor join online via zoom\nJoin on zoom\n  \n \nWollaston Theological CollegeWollaston Theological College is a college of the University of Divinity from the Anglican tradition\, based in Perth\, Western Australia.
URL:https://vox.divinity.edu.au/event/research-seminar-and-book-launch/
LOCATION:Adelaide Theological Library\, 312 Sir Donald Bradman Drive\, Brooklyn Park\, SA\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Australian Lutheran College,Hybrid (Online and In-person),Library,Research,Seminar,St Barnabas College,Uniting College for Leadership and Theology
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SUMMARY:St Francis College Writing Day | September 2026
DESCRIPTION:Struggling to find uninterrupted time to write? Join us for a dedicated\, distraction-free day designed to help you focus\, build momentum\, and make meaningful progress on your project. \nWhether you’re working on an essay\, sermon\, thesis\, article\, research paper\, or personal writing project\, this is an opportunity to step away from daily distractions and spend a full day doing what matters most: writing. \nWe’ve created a quiet\, supportive environment with individual writing stations and a structured rhythm to help you stay productive throughout the day. \nHow It Works\nWe’ll use the proven Pomodoro Technique\, alternating focused writing sessions with short breaks: \n\n25 minutes of focused writing\n5 minutes to stretch\, recharge\, and refocus\n\nThis simple but effective approach helps maintain concentration\, prevent burnout\, and keep your writing moving forward. \n  \n\nTime and Date\n9:00 AM – 3:00 PM AEST\, Friday 25 September 2026 \n\n\nMode and Location\n\n\nHybrid event – online and in person at St Francis College\, 233 Milton Road\, Milton QLD 4064 \n\nRegister\nWollaston Theological CollegeWollaston Theological College is a college of the University of Divinity from the Anglican tradition\, based in Perth\, Western Australia.
URL:https://vox.divinity.edu.au/event/st-francis-college-writing-day-september-2026/
LOCATION:St Francis College\, 233 Milton Road\, Milton\, QLD\, 4064\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Hybrid (Online and In-person),Social,St Francis College
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ORGANIZER;CN="St Francis College":MAILTO:admin@ministryeducation.org.au
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20260923T073000
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SUMMARY:Translating the Psalms for Liturgical Use: Reflections on language\, theology and contemporary life
DESCRIPTION:Hebrew scholar and Anglican priest\, Matthew Anstey is translating the Psalter for liturgical use in Australian churches and beyond. In this public lecture\, Dr Anstey will share his translation of several psalms showing how his translations differ from the versions found in A Prayer Book for Australia (1995)\, identifying the interaction of theological\, musical\, scholarly\, and cultural concerns in this important work. \nMatthew will be focusing on Psalms 126\, 87\, 123\, and 51\, for those who would like to reflect on them beforehand. \nAbout Matthew\nAfter completing his doctoral studies in Biblical Hebrew linguistics in 2005\, Matthew was awarded an Australian Research Council Postdoctoral Fellowship at Charles Sturt University (2006-2009)\, and he has been on the ARC College of Assessors since then. He then moved to Adelaide with his family to become Principal of St Barnabas Theological College (2010-2017). Since September 2022\, Matthew has been parish priest at St Theodore’s Anglican Church\, Toorak Gardens\, South Australia. \nMatthew was on the Doctrine Commission for the Anglican Church of Australia from 2014 to 2022. Matthew is an honorary research fellow at Charles Sturt University and lecturer in the University of Divinity. He founded and co-chaired the Biblical Hebrew Language and Linguistics Unit\, Society of Biblical Literature (International)\, and is a member of the Society of Biblical Literature and the National Association of Professors of Hebrew (USA). He is also a trustee of the Australian Research Theological Foundation Incorporated (ARTFinc)\, and on the of the National Comprehensive Anglicanism Network. Matthew’s current scholarly work is on the Psalms – he is preparing a new translation of the Psalms for public worship\, with an accompanying commentary. This combines his love of Biblical Hebrew\, liturgy\, poetry\, theology\, and music. \nYou can read more at www.matthewanstey.com. \nTime and Day\n5:30 PM – 7:30 PM AEST\, Wednesday 23 September 2026 \nMode\n\nIn person at St Francis College\, 233 Milton Road\, Milton QLD 4064\nOnline via Zoom\n\nFor both attendance options\, please register on Trybooking. We will send all attendees an email on the day before the event with details to join the meeting online. \nRegister \nWollaston Theological CollegeWollaston Theological College is a college of the University of Divinity from the Anglican tradition\, based in Perth\, Western Australia.
URL:https://vox.divinity.edu.au/event/translating-the-psalms-for-liturgical-use-reflections-on-language-theology-and-contemporary-life/
LOCATION:St Francis College\, 233 Milton Road\, Milton\, QLD\, 4064\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Hybrid (Online and In-person),Public Lecture,St Francis College
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ORGANIZER;CN="St Francis College":MAILTO:admin@ministryeducation.org.au
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20260918T160000
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SUMMARY:The Return of the Common Good
DESCRIPTION:Associate Professor in Political Science\, Stefan Borg was one of the first to identify the emergence of postliberal accounts of the common good as leading the alternatives to a neoliberal policy paradigm in decay. In doing so he highlighted the clear political differences between the communitarian British strand associated with ‘Blue Labour’ etc and the more statist thinking in the US with Vermeule\, J D Vance etc. Here Stefan will take stock of their fortunes in our fast moving poilicy environments. \nTime and Date\n4.00 pm – 5.30 pm AEST\, Friday 18 September \nMode\nJoin in person \nOld Warden’s Lodge\, Trinity College\, Gate C\, 100 Royal Parade\, Parkville \nRegister to attend in person\n  \nJoin online via Zoom \nJoin on Zoom\nMeeting ID: 835 6139 8013\nPassword: 820322 \nWollaston Theological CollegeWollaston Theological College is a college of the University of Divinity from the Anglican tradition\, based in Perth\, Western Australia.
URL:https://vox.divinity.edu.au/event/the-return-of-the-common-good/
LOCATION:Trinity College Theological School\, 100 Royal Parade\, Parkville\, VIC\, 3000\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Hybrid (Online and In-person),Seminar,The Common Good Project,Trinity College Theological School
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