The team at Whitley has been busy developing their programs on offer in 2024 designed to inspire, equip, educate, and form students to do great things in the Christian world and beyond. If you’ve been thinking about...
Tag - Theology
Whitley College
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...
Trinity College Theological School
Lent 3: John 4 with Carolyn Francis
Reverend Carolyn Francis, co-pastor at Collins Street Baptist Church joins Robyn and Fran to talk about the woman at the well in John 4 – the story which inspired the name of this podcast. We discuss the vulnerability...
By the Well
Breakthrough on teaching theology through Indigenous eyes
Kaylee Payne, 9 April 2019 This article was originally published on Eternitynews.com.au Uncle Ray Minniecon, an elder statesman and Aboriginal pastor from Sydney, has knocked on the doors of Australian theological...
Guest Author
ANZATS 2019 Call for Papers
Members of ANZATS, NZATS, and the theological and wider academic community are invited to submit proposals for papers at the 2019 ANZATS conference. Proposal abstracts should be no more than 250 words in length and...
University of Divinity
Testament of Mentors: Feminist Engagement in Academia
On Friday 31 August, the Australian Collaborators in Feminist Theology, together with Pilgrim Theological College and the University of Divinity, will host this event dedicated to exploring the concept of a mentor...
Stopping the Silence: Hearing women’s voices
We press for progress together while making sure that we leave no woman behind.
Who was Mary Magdalene?
She appears in a number of early Christian texts associated with the ministry of Jesus. Who was Mary Magdalene?
Progress to Marriage Equality in the churches is a slow business
The road to same-sex marriage within the church is likely to be a long one indeed.
What history really tells us about the birth of Jesus
Christmas is a celebration of God becoming human as a gift of love. To enjoy adorable, albeit a-historical, nativity plays and all the other wonders of the season is one way of delighting in this gift.