Events
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Northey Lecture: Bearing Witness – an approach to Christian-Muslim Dialogue
FeaturedCraig Auditorium, Gateway Building, Trinity College 100 Royal Parade, Parkville, Vic, AustraliaJoin us for the first lecture in the 2024 Northey Lecture series, co-hosted with Trinity College Theological School as 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. Bearing Witness: An Approach to…
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Induction Service for Sally Douglas
FeaturedCentre for Theology & Ministry 29 College Cres, Parkville, VIC, AustraliaYou are warmly invited to join the Pilgrim community for the induction of the Reverend Doctor Sally Douglas as New Testament faculty member at Pilgrim Theological College. Sally takes up a three year position on the faculty beginning in April 2024. She is a biblical scholar and theologian committed to attending to the biblical text,…
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Writing Retreat at the Dalton McCaughey Library
You are cordially invited to a free writing retreat at the Dalton McCaughey Library, 29 College Crescent, Parkville Vic on Wednesday, 17 April from 9am to 3:00pm AEST with guest speaker Brendan Byrne, SJ (DPhil, Oxford). Brendan will share insights from his prolific writing life as a NT scholar. Come when you can and leave…
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Book Launch: The Present and Future of the Basis of Union
FeaturedCentre for Theology & Ministry 29 College Cres, Parkville, VIC, AustraliaThe essays in this book reflect the extraordinary changes in church and society over the fifty year period since the Basis of Union.
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Book launch: Reading the Bible in Australia
Centre for Theology & Ministry 29 College Cres, Parkville, VIC, AustraliaYou are warmly invited to the launch of Reading the Bible in Australia edited by Deborah Storie, Barbara Deutschmann, and Michelle Eastwood. Robyn Whitaker, Associate Professor of New Testament at Pilgrim, will launch the book. She will be joined by Naomi Wolfe, Rev Dr Graham Cole and Dr Jonathan Cornford who will be part of a panel discussing the book…
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Theology on Tap with John Flett
Clyde Hotel, Cardigan St, CarltonProfessor John Flett will be speaking at Theology on Tap in Carlton on Monday 13th May. John is the Professor of Intercultural Theology and Missiology at Pilgrim Theological College and will be talking about "why intercultural theology is the only future theology". John holds a PhD from Princeton Theological Seminary where he undertook a ground-breaking…
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Winter Intensive: Queer Theology
Five Day Intensive Rev Penny Jones & Rev Dr Josephine Inkpin This unit will explore queer theology as it has emerged from queer theory, LGBTIQA justice struggles, and faith development and practice. It will acquaint students with the history and challenges of the term ‘queer’, and introduce the multiplicity of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex,…
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Winter Intensive: The Nurture and Spiritual Guidance of Children
Five Day Intensive Elizabeth Waldron-Anstice Contemporary cultures may idealise, sentimentalise, dramatise, catastrophise and marginalise children, but in what ways do we spiritualise children? How do we speak of children’s spirituality, and how may we form and inhabit communities that enable the spiritual lives of children to thrive and contribute? This unit calls and resources participants…
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Winter Intensive: Church: Gods Polycentric Experimental Community
Five Day Intensive Rev Assoc Prof Geoff Thompson, Rev Prof John Flett & Prof Amy Platinga Pauw This unit explores the roots of the Christian community in the messianic ministry of the crucified and risen Jesus Christ and the sending of the Spirit. It highlights the diverse embodiments of the church found in the New…
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Northey Lecture: Amy Plantinga Pauw
https://vimeo.com/992657872?share=copy The past Northey Lecture was delivered by Professor Amy Plantinga Pauw speaking on Church in Ordinary Time: A Wisdom Ecclesiology. Abstract: The doctrine of creation has been missing in most theological accounts of the church. That has made it harder for Christians to make common cause with others in a religiously pluralistic world and…