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Yarta Wandatha: An Indigenous Studies unit

In Semester 1, 2025 Uniting College for Leadership and Theology offered its first Indigenous Studies unit led by Adnyamathanha Elder Rev. Dr. Aunty Denise Champion with Dr Rosemary Dewerse.

Rosemary Dewerse

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UD Honorary Research Fellow elected Corresponding Fellow of the Australian Academy of the Humanities

Congratulations to Associate Professor Chris de Wet who has been elected a Corresponding Fellow of the Australian Academy of the Humanities in 2020 - the highest honour for achievement in the humanities in Australia.

University of Divinity

10th December 2020

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Practical Theology as a Practice of Hope

Inaugural Professorial Lecture of Reverend Professor René Erwich. Professor Erwich was appointed a Professor of the University of Divinity by the University Council on 31 October 2019. He is noted for his outstanding...

University of Divinity

7th December 2020

Opinion

Turn up and write

It is often remarked that writing a PhD is a lonely and harrowing journey, and that COVID has exacerbated many of the difficulties. However, a group of HDR students have been gathering on Tuesdays and Thursdays each...

Michelle Eastwood

7th December 2020

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2020 Adelaide Online Graduation Ceremony

Congratulations to all our newest graduates! The ceremony of conferring degrees and awarding diplomas and certificates is a time-honoured ritual performed at academic institutions throughout the world. On Friday 4...

University of Divinity

4th December 2020

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Reo (Vol 26.2)

The lastest issue of Reo: a journal of theology and ministry, from Stirling Theological College, is out now. Growing For everything there is a season ‘Growing’ might seem a weird topic for this issue of reo...

Stirling College

4th December 2020

Podcast

By the Well: Advent 3 (Isaiah 61:1-4, 8-11; Luke 1:46-55; John 1:6-8, 19-28)

Dr Angela Sawyer (Stirling Theological College) joins By the Well Podcast to explore the tender and powerful image of God in Isaiah 40, as well as the cosmic and personal hope the end of exile represents to Israel. We...

By the Well

4th December 2020

News

Mary Coloe appointed Professor of the University

Congratulations to Professor Mary Coloe pbvm appointed a Professor of the University of Divinity by the University Council on 2 December 2020. Professor Coloe teaches in the field of New Testament studies at Yarra...

University of Divinity

3rd December 2020

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David Starling appointed Professor of the University

Congratulations to Professor David Starling appointed a Professor of the University of Divinity by the University Council on 2 December 2020. Professor Starling is currently the Chief Academic Officer at Morling College...

University of Divinity

3rd December 2020

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CTC student, Jaz Ocampo, named Mary Ward Grant recipient 2021

Congratulations to Jaz Ocampo who has been named a recipient of the Mary Ward Grant for 2021. Jaz is a student at Catholic Theological College, studying a Graduate Diploma in Theology.

Catholic Theological College

30th November 2020

Opinion

Reflection: The First Sunday of Advent

The jacaranda tree, with its purple-blue flowers appearing in Melbourne in early December, announces Advent with a burst of liturgical colour. These beautiful trees, scattered along the streets and in parks and gardens...

Colleen O'Reilly

30th November 2020

Opinion

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.

Trinity College Theological School

27th November 2020

Podcast

By the Well: Advent 2 (Isaiah 40:1-11; Mark 1:1-8)

By the Well

27th November 2020

Alumni Profile

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.

Trinity College Theological School

26th November 2020

Opinion

Skinning, Shearing, or Serving?

Biblical texts about shepherds ask pointed questions about the role of political leaders as rulers or servants.

Fergus King

26th November 2020

Opinion

Some Indigenous women theologians that you should know about

Indigenous women in Abya Yala and around the world live out their life path through the weaving of their wise ancestors who have left a legacy full of layers of wisdom as the Gunadule women say as they sew their molas...

Graham Joseph Hill

24th November 2020

Opinion

Seasons

"There is a time for everything, and a season for every activity under the heavens." Ecclesiastes 3:1. Reverend Dr Gary Heard from Trinity College Theological School on the seasons of life.

Gary Heard

24th November 2020

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Graham Hill appointed Principal of Stirling Theological College

The Board of Stirling Theological College is delighted to announce the appointment of Rev Dr Graham Joseph Hill as Principal, effective from 1st December 2020. During 2020, Graham has been Interim Principal and Director...

Stirling College

18th November 2020

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Professional Supervision: Towards the goal | Making a difference

Admissions are now open for the new Professional Supervision Awards being offered by the University of Divinity in 2021: the Graduate Certificate in Supervision and the Graduate Diploma in Supervision.

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18th November 2020

Alumni Alumni Profile

UD alumna appointed Executive Officer for ANZATS and CDT

Dr Simone Rickerby – a biblical scholar, with a PhD from the University of Divinity (2015) – will take up the role in January 2021. Simone brings to the position more than a decade of experience in executive...

University of Divinity

18th November 2020

Alumni Publication Research

This Assembly of Believers

Congratulations to Dr Bryan Cones whose PhD thesis, This Assembly of Believers: The Gifts of Difference in the Church at Prayer, has been published by SCM Press in the UK.

University of Divinity

17th November 2020

Opinion

The Interregnum

In these times in between times something about ordinary moments becomes legible. Scott Kirkland from Trinity College Theological School on 'The Interregnum'.

Scott Kirkland

16th November 2020

Opinion

Women preachers: What to wear?

Kerrie Handasyde explores how dress played an important role in perceptions of the religious identity and authority of the first women preachers in Australia.

Kerrie Handasyde

12th November 2020

Opinion

A154 – Pentecost 24 (Judges 4:1-7; Psalm 123; Matthew 25: 14-30)

By the Well Podcast is joined by Monica Melanchthon, who talks about the importance of preaching from Judges, both in spite of its difficult, violent themes, and because of them: much of the conflict in the world echoes...

By the Well

10th November 2020

News

UD Academics recognised in 2020 ARPA awards

Three University of Divinity academics have been announced as winners in the 2020 APRA awards: Gordon Preece, Dorothy Lee and Jason Goroncy. Congratulations!

University of Divinity

9th November 2020

Publication

Relentless Love: Living Out Integral Mission to Combat Poverty, Injustice, and Conflict

Edited by Reverend Dr Graham Joseph Hill Resilience has gained a lot of attention recently due to the impact of natural and other disasters. Faith-based development organisations and local faith communities are...

Graham Joseph Hill

6th November 2020

Opinion

Do not put your trust in princes

This meditation will be published on the day that votes are still being counted in the country of my birth – the United States of America. These past several weeks have been stressful for many of us – no matter our...

Robert Derrenbacker

6th November 2020

Publication

The Fault Lines Founding Liberty

The Fault Lines Founding Liberty explores the tensions inherent in growing up and moving on from faith, family, and past versions of ourselves. With unanswered questions and hovering guilt, a young woman comes to...

Sarah Bacaller

5th November 2020

Opinion

Why research matters: attending to the oppressed

Dr Scott Kirkland on

Scott Kirkland

3rd November 2020

Yarta Wandatha: An Indigenous Studies unit

Recently added to Vox

UD Honorary Research Fellow elected Corresponding Fellow of the Australian Academy of the Humanities

Practical Theology as a Practice of Hope

Turn up and write

2020 Adelaide Online Graduation Ceremony

Reo (Vol 26.2)

By the Well: Advent 3 (Isaiah 61:1-4, 8-11; Luke 1:46-55; John 1:6-8, 19-28)

Mary Coloe appointed Professor of the University

David Starling appointed Professor of the University

CTC student, Jaz Ocampo, named Mary Ward Grant recipient 2021

Reflection: The First Sunday of Advent

Q&A with Trinity College Theological School’s Dean: Bob Derrenbacker

By the Well: Advent 2 (Isaiah 40:1-11; Mark 1:1-8)

Alumni profile: Elizabeth Murray

Skinning, Shearing, or Serving?

Some Indigenous women theologians that you should know about

Seasons

Graham Hill appointed Principal of Stirling Theological College

Professional Supervision: Towards the goal | Making a difference

UD alumna appointed Executive Officer for ANZATS and CDT

This Assembly of Believers

The Interregnum

Women preachers: What to wear?

A154 – Pentecost 24 (Judges 4:1-7; Psalm 123; Matthew 25: 14-30)

UD Academics recognised in 2020 ARPA awards

Relentless Love: Living Out Integral Mission to Combat Poverty, Injustice, and Conflict

Do not put your trust in princes

The Fault Lines Founding Liberty

Why research matters: attending to the oppressed

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