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Having personal information collected and analysed is part of everyday life – for everyone, not only a suspect…
Having personal information collected and analysed is part of everyday life – for everyone, not only a suspect few.
Surveillance makes possible government, retail, healthcare, education in fact almost all dimensions of society. This lecture discusses how Christians might respond using the Bible and theological insights.
Dr Eric Stoddart
Lecturer in Practical Theology University of St Andrews
Dr Stoddart’s main research interests lie in surveillance and in digital technologies more generally – all from a practical theological perspective. He is curious about the faith which our societies place in technologies as supposed solutions to relationship challenges across a whole host of levels and in a multitude of contexts.
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Find out more about our excellent, supportive, friendly learning environment through an open evening. With a range of part…
Find out more about our excellent, supportive, friendly learning environment through an open evening. With a range of part time, full time, distance or flexible study options, NTC is truly a formative (and transformative!) place to study, a place where the seeds of life-long friendships are planted, and where Christian faith is free to flourish.
Open evenings allow you to pack the most important aspects of NTC into a shorter visit. Like an open day, you get to meet faculty, staff and students, receive helpful information about applying, ask lots of questions – and all of this over coffee and cake!
If you would like to discover NTC through this open evening, please register your details and we will see you at NTC.
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‘The Fall of Wisdom: Reflections on Evil and the Purposes of God’ The 2019 MWRC Annual Lecture will…
‘The Fall of Wisdom: Reflections on Evil and the Purposes of God’
The 2019 MWRC Annual Lecture will be delivered by Professor Chris Green. This is a free lecture and open to the public.
This lecture explores the doctrine of evil from four perspectives: wickedness, corruption, calamity, and sin. Contending that original wickedness is deeper than original sin, the lecture suggests that the “pre-Edenic” power of wickedness brought about the corruption that still confronts us in the “natural” world. In short, creation is not what it should be, not what it will be. Right from the beginning, evil has been present with us. Once this is understood, we must radically reconfigure familiar Wesleyan and Pentecostal theologies of sin and providence, as well as pastoral and missional practices.
Image: William Blake, Elohim Creating Adam (1795–c.1805) with kind permission from the Tate Gallery
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Nazarene Theological College will be hosting the annual ‘One-Day Theological Conference’. The conference will be held in the…
Nazarene Theological College will be hosting the annual ‘One-Day Theological Conference’. The conference will be held in the J B Macalgan Chapel at 8:30 and will finish at 1:45pm. Tea and coffee and a light lunch will be provided (for a nominal fee).
The conference is free and open to the public.
The book launch will follow directly after the conference at 2:00pm
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Workshops will focus on equipping and skills for ministry, including: models of encouraging generosity; supporting and leading a…
Workshops will focus on equipping and skills for ministry, including: models of encouraging generosity; supporting and leading a paid team; working with volunteers; good practice in charitable leading – things you must do, things you could do…
Thursday: The Bible in the 21 st Century – Connecting to Life
Friday: The Bible without walls – Connecting to Culture
Saturday: ‘What Kind of Church – Without Walls?’ (with Fred Drummond)
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With the success of last year’s Exploring Chaplaincy conference we are pleased to be hosting Exploring Chaplaincy in…
With the success of last year’s Exploring Chaplaincy conference we are pleased to be hosting Exploring Chaplaincy in Education. We are finalising all the details and will be publishing the programme shortly.
Registration is open for anyone who would like to book.
Exploring Chaplaincy in Education is a partnership between: Festive, Chaplaincy Central, Free Churches Group and Nazarene Theological College.
We look forward to seeing you in July.
(Programme and speaker information to follow)
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We are delighted to have Dr Carla Sunberg as our guest speaker. Dr. Sunberg was elected 43rd general…
We are delighted to have Dr Carla Sunberg as our guest speaker. Dr. Sunberg was elected 43rd general superintendent of the Church of the Nazarene at the 29th General Assembly in Indianapolis, Indiana, in June 2017. At the time of her election, Dr. Sunberg was president of Nazarene Theological Seminary, where she had been serving since January 2014.
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The 2019 Didsbury Lectures will be given by: Professor Michael Lodahl from Point Loma Nazarene University Monday 21 October…
The 2019 Didsbury Lectures will be given by: Professor Michael Lodahl from Point Loma Nazarene University
Monday 21 October – Thursday 24 October 2019, 7:30pm – 8:30pm
Refreshments will follow the lecture.
More details to follow