The next UQ Studies in Religion Seminar will be held this Fri May 27 2-4 pm Room E319 in Forgan Smith Building No 1.
David Pitman ‘What would Niebuhr say about ISIS? The realism of Renhold Niebuhr reflected in his rejection of pacificism and qualified support for armed intervention’
Sam Hey ‘Theological Reflection, the Wesleyan Quadrilateral and education for ministry’

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The Australian Religious Theology Foundation Inc  is open for applications (closing date 31 May) for funding of projects in the Church in 2016-17.

The Australian Research Theology Foundation (“ARTFinc”) welcomes funding applications (max. $10,000) for religious and educational projects within Australia. Themes can range from academic theology to Christian education at the grassroots.

If people have a good idea for the Church, but not the means to pursue it, then they should think about making an ARTFinc grant application.

More info can be found at artfinc.org.au

Howard Munro

the second issue of the Journal of Contemporary Ministry.

This issue is filled with another great range of articles and other resources from highly qualified and experienced authors.

We hope you enjoy it, find it useful, and recommend it to your colleagues.

http://www.journalofcontemporaryministry.com

Simone Weil Public Lecture Series by Prof Robert Audi  will be held on Mon 30 May 6 for 6.30 pm at ACU leadership centre 229 Elizabeth St Brisbane
Informatoin and register at acu.edu.au/simoneweil

The Theological Educators Conference at Trinity College is being held on 6 to 9 December

The New Zealand Association Of Theological Schools (NZATS) Combined Conference In 2016.
9.30 am Tuesday June 28th through to 3.00 pm Thursday 30th June, with a public lecture Tuesday 28th at 7.00 pm.

For registrations go to: http://carey.ac.nz/events/nzats-conference/

Colloquium: The Australian and New Zealand Theological Review is seeking scholarly articles for its forthcoming November 2016 and May and November 2017 issues.

In the first instance, to be considered for the November 2016 issue, articles need to be received by Friday 13 May 2016. So if you have something nearly ready to go, this is the time to think about submitting.

Instructions for contributors can be found on the Colloquium website: http://colloquiumjournal.org/Colloquium-Instructions%20to%20Contributors-December-2015.pdf

Contact Dr Anne Elvey Editor, Colloquium: The Australian and New Zealand Theological Review

editor.colloquium@anzats.edu.au

Website: http://colloquiumjournal.org/

Blog: http://colloquiumanztheologicalreview.com/

Exclusion and Embrace: Disability, Justice and Spirituality
A multi-faith Australasian Conference
will be held on August 21-23, 2016
Melbourne Australia

Details are available at http://www.exclusionandembrace.melbourne
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The upcoming Australian Centre for Wesleyan Research Conference
will be held at Nazarene Theological College in Brisbane from Friday evening to Saturday evening, 12-13 August, 2016. This year’s theme is ‘Wesleyans at Worship’ and the keynote speaker will be the Rev Emeritus Professor Robert W. Gribben. Professor Gribben is a liturgist and ecumenist who has published widely in the area of worship including Uniting in Thanksgiving: The Great Prayers of Thanksgiving of the Uniting Church in Australia (Melbourne: Uniting Academic Press, 2008) and the entry on The Uniting Church in the Oxford History of Christian Worship (Oxford University Press, 2006).

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UQ studies in religion seminars Friday April 29, 2016, 2 pm in Forgan Smith Building No 1 Room 319. Personal and community well being: A wesleyan theological framework for overcoming prejudice. – David McEwan
Correlational Theology in the Pulpit, – Neil Pembroke

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