The Padres Who Shaped ANZAC Day
Congratulations to Dr Michael Gladwin, whose article Brothers in Alms: Australian Anglican Army Chaplains and the Impact of the First World War, 1919–1939 has been published in the Journal of Anglican Studies.
Congratulations to Dr Michael Gladwin, whose article Brothers in Alms: Australian Anglican Army Chaplains and the Impact of the First World War, 1919–1939 has been published in the Journal of Anglican Studies.
Explore the ancient ministry of spiritual direction — its history, theology, and practice — in this upcoming intensive. Develop the art of prayerful listening and learn to accompany others with wisdom and discernment.
Chaplains show up where life gets real — but what does it take to do that work well? This intensive at St Mark’s explores the theological foundations, professional challenges, and pastoral practice of Christian chaplaincy across institutional and workplace settings.
What does it really mean to be the church today — and how did we get here? This intensive at St Mark’s explores the scriptural, theological, and sacramental foundations of the church, alongside an honest reckoning with its complex history and contemporary challenges.
Join us for a conversation with Stan Grant, a Wiradjuri, Kamilaroi and Dharawal man, a journalist, theologian, and one of Australia’s most widely read authors.
Join us for a conversation with Dr Kate Flaherty, Lecturer in English and Drama at the ANU and an award-winning teacher.
Join us for a conversation with Dr Timothy Williamson, Professor of Philosophy at Columbia University.
Are you interested in exploring how studying theology might equip you in your service of God and others? This event is for you.
Don’t miss this opportunity to see and discuss what Steven Spielberg deemed the best Holocaust film since Schindler’s List.
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Bachelor of Theology
God opened the way for me to study at St Mark’s and I am so grateful that He did. What began as a one-subject quest (Hebrew 1) became a Bachelor of Theology and for me, some of the happiest times of this century (head-scratching bewilderment included). My family have consistently expressed their joy in seeing me embracing my dream of studying and they … [read more]
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