Ignatian contemplation, an ancient method of imagination-based prayer, is about to become more accessible to those without 20:20 vision.
Congratulations to Whitley’s Dean of Research, Associate Professor Darrell Jackson on another successful submission for a University of Divinity Collaborative Large Grant. Darrell and Dr Titus Olorunnisola will use the...
The University of Divinity is delighted to welcome St Barnabas College as its newest College. St Barnabas College is part of the Anglican Diocese of Adelaide, serving the educational needs of the Diocese and the...
Congratulations to Emeritus Professor Wendy Mayer, appointed Emeritus Professor of the University by the University Council on 9 November 2022.
Professor Anne Pattel-Gray and Dr Norman Habel have edited a new publication: De-colonising the Biblical Narrative Volume 1: The First Nations De-colonising of Genesis 1-11.
Congratulations to Professor Glen O'Brien, appointed Professor of the University by the University Council on 9 November 2022
Dr Aaron Lane speaks to Vox about his research in how technological innovation could improve governance processes, the way his work in law influences the way he approaches theology, and why friendships have been...
Have you been impacted by recent flooding in New South Wales or Victoria? A range of support services from the NSW and VIC Governments may be available to assist you.
"Together we can make a difference as we wrestle with these challenging questions, recognise how colonised we are, and begin the process of decolonising ourselves in the endeavour in liberating our theological education...
"Seeing the transformation that happens in people's lives of finding a space to be themselves where they're free to explore and connect with God in a new way, where they're not being told that they're bad or that they...
"The churches are at a crossroads. You can either continue on the path you have taken since you arrived here — the colonising path, which is to make yourselves the centre of all things and therefore leading exploiters...
Professor Dorothy Lee discusses the barriers facing women in the Anglican Church as they seek ordination. "Women’s leadership has enhanced deeper cultural shifts in the Anglican church that had been building over...
Congratulations to Professor René Erwich, Principal and Professor of Practical Theology at Whitley College, whose book (written with Rev dr Almatine Leene), "Vuur dat nooit dooft. Gender, seksualiteit en theologie in...
The religious archives of five Australian congregations have found a new permanent home in Melbourne as part of an initiative to collect and store valuable materials for future generations. The Australian Religious...
University of Divinity awards highest academic honour to theologian and educator, Reverend Dr Stephen Haar.
This Conference invites contributions that bring fresh and diverse perspectives to the conversation about Gracious Engagement: Dialogue across the theological spectrums.
The Victorian Government has announced the end of the Pandemic Declaration and associated Pandemic Orders. The change to settings, based on advice from the Department of Health, will apply to those in Victoria...
Announcing $7,000 in grants + mentorship for science–faith projects by students
"For most First Nations peoples in Australia, the Queen is a symbol of British imperialism under which we were colonised, our land stolen, our people massacred, cultural genocide committed, children stolen and the high...
On Thursday 6 October 2022, a service of induction was held for Reverend Professor Vicky Balabanski and Rev Dr Tim Hein at the Uniting College for Leadership and Training (UCLT) in Adelaide.
An interview with Professor Anne Pattel-Gray, Professor of Indigenous Studies and inaugural Head of the School of Indigenous Studies at the University of Divinity. "No wonder our Church is dying, we’re no longer...
"The Uluru Statement from the Heart quotes a spiritual definition of sovereignty, which is contrasted with the sovereignty of the Crown. But given the dozens of the definitions that may have been relevant, why was this...
Having added three colleges in three states to its “federation” in just three weeks, Australia’s only theological university is eyeing a new role as professional educator for carers, teachers and nurses.
Did you know that the Eva Burrows Library is one of the many theological libraries around the world? Joining the Eva Burrows library is free and open to all!
The LMCF grant will fund a project which addresses the issue of shame, and negative public perception of women who are experiencing or at risk of mental health among culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD)...
As part of the ongoing professional development in educational decision making from Academic Programs, the University has offered an inaugural workshop in Peer Review of Assessment. The workshops, along with more...
The Rev Dr Titus S. Olorunnisola speaks to Vox about his work in spiritual care for people living with dementia, his attempts to influence policy direction for domestic and family violence homelessness, and the need to...
Last year I was in Melbourne participating in a full-time course of study at the Heart of Life Centre for Spiritual & Pastoral Formation. My particular course was the Siloam Program for the formation of spiritual...
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Guest Author
Whitley College
University of Divinity
Garry Worete Deverell
Trinity College Theological School
Uniting College for Leadership and Theology
Eva Burrows College
Carolyn Alsen
Heart of Life