There is always lots going on at Nazarene Theological College

‘Proverbial Wisdom and Embodied Knowledge: Bodies, Phronesis and lived experience’.

Theology, Disability and the Body of Christ

Sharing stories about personhood and difference.

Friday, 31 Jan 2020, 10:30 – Saturday, 1 February 2020, 13:00
About this Event

NTC Approved for PhD Loans
NTC has received the encouraging news that we’ve been approved for Postgraduate Doctoral Loans.

From September 2019, students will be able to apply for support to help with course fees and living costs, and so this helps to remove a big barrier to PhD study for many potential students. ‘This will really make a difference to a number of students who haven’t been able to pursue research study because they just don’t have the resources,’ commented NTC Dean, Dr Peter Rae. ‘It’s a great step forward – and I think we’re the first of the Theological Colleges to be approved for this.’

Nazarene Theological College is proud to announce that it has been awarded the prestigious Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF) Silver award by the Office for Students.
The TEF was introduced by the Government to build evidence about the performance of the UK’s world-class higher education sector, complementing the existing Research Excellence Framework with an analysis of teaching and learning outcomes.

Universities and colleges voluntarily took part in the TEF. Each provider was rated Gold, Silver or Bronze, or received a Provisional award where there was not enough data for a full assessment.

“Matthew Matters: The Yoke of Jesus and the Church of Tomorrow”
Monday 21 October – Thursday 24 October 2019, 7:30pm – 9:00pm
Venue J B Maclagan Chapel, NTC, M20 2GU
Time 7:30pm – 9:00pm (each evening)
Cost These are free lectures and open to the public. Tea and coffee will be served after the lecture.
The 2019 Didsbury Lectures will be given by: Professor Michael Lodahl from Point Loma Nazarene University

Michael Lodahl has been Professor of Theology & World Religions at Point Loma Nazarene University in San Diego, California, since 1999. An ordained minister in the Church of the Nazarene, Lodahl’s interests focus on ecological theology and on Christians’ relationships with Jews and Muslims. Among his books are Shekhinah / Spirit: Divine Presence in Jewish and Christian Traditions, The Story of God: A Narrative Theology, God of Nature and of Grace: Reading the World in a Wesleyan Way, Claiming Abraham: Reading the Bible and the Qur’an Side-by-Side, and Renewal in Love: Living Holy Lives in God’s Good Creation.

Dr MiJa Wi, Lecturer in Biblical Studies and Global Mission, recently had a book published entitled: The Path to Salvation in Luke’s Gospel: What Must We Do? We asked MiJa to answer a few simple questions about the book.

What is the book about and who is it for?