14 January, 2020
Prof Ormerod joins leading theologians and ethicists from around the world in a workshop to engage in advancing theological thought, reflection and leadership in response to the sexual abuse crisis, with a view to supporting the global Church in its response.
5 November, 2019
Dr Gore-Jones, Lecturer in Biblical Studies at SAGOTC was awarded the 2019 CRINT Essay Prize in Early Jewish and Christian Studies for her paper Torah as Wisdom in Late Second Temple Judaism by Example of 4 Ezra and 2 Baruch.
30 October, 2019
The Workshop assists participants to become more intentional about their research activities, to focus more on the quality of their work, not just the quantity.
20 August, 2019
Prof Harrison went to the 74th General Meeting of SNTS at Marburg, Germany. There he co-hosted and presented a paper that will appear as a chapter in a 2020 book.
14 August, 2019
Pam’s essay Attitude and Action: Holiness of Heart and Hands in Luke 10 wins her the 2019 CGAR Essay Prize.
12 June, 2019
Good Shepherd College – Te Hepara Pai has been ranked third in the “research intensity” category after Lincoln University and Otago University by the Tertiary Education Commission, NZ.
8 April, 2019
Dr Louise Gosbell presented Making Sense of Sensory Language in the Gospel of John at the 2019 SCD Annual Lecture.
18 January, 2019
What did Cyprian think of the authority of the Popes? How did John Chrysostom understand sin in action, thought and intention? Find out in volumes 11 and 15 of the Early Christian Studies Series.
17 October, 2018
Wondering About God Together, edited by Les Ball and Peter G Bolt, brings together the papers from SCD’s 2017 Learning and Teaching Theology Conference.
17 October, 2018
Assoc Prof Bolt writes about what actually happened on resurrection morning, while Prof. Moloney turns to Mark 16:6-8 for wisdom on hope in the midst of failure – these and more articles in volume 2.
24 August, 2018
A public lecture by Dr Meredith Lake exploring some of the surprising ways the Bible has found its way under Australian skin, though public conversation about Christianity is almost always polarising.
29 May, 2018
The Conference on aging explored the theological, pastoral and clinical insights into human flourishing at the end of life.
