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Open Evening (Online)
Wed Mar 22 2023 19:00
1 hour Add to calendar
Online
Free

Are you interested in studying at NTC? We have sessions specifically for undergraduate and postgraduate programmes, and there…

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Are you interested in studying at NTC? We have sessions specifically for undergraduate and postgraduate programmes, and there is no cost to attend. At our Open Evening, you’ll hear from NTC staff and students as we introduce you to NTC and its history, discuss our different programmes, and give you personlised next step instructions for your NTC application.

This event is held online.

For more information, contact us at info@nazarene.ac.uk.

Theological Taster: Why Jesus Dies
Mon Apr 3 2023 19:30
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Free

NTC Theological Tasters are are designed for prospective students to get an insight into studying a particular subject…

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NTC Theological Tasters are are designed for prospective students to get an insight into studying a particular subject or subject area at university. This session highlights Christian Theology and is taught by Dr Jacob Lett.

You’ll have the opportunity to learn more about the subject area you may be interested in and studying a course you may be interested in, but aren’t sure about at this stage.

Our Taster Sessions take place both on-campus during an Open Day and online. During these sessions, you’ll have the opportunity to sample a taster lecture and chat with our current students, admissions team, and friendly teaching staff.

Theological Taster – Jesus & the Gospels
Thu Apr 13 2023 19:00
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Free

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NTC Theological Tasters are are designed for prospective students to get an insight into studying a particular subject or subject area at university. This session highlights NT4000 Jesus and the Gospels and is taught by Revd Dr MiJa Wi.

You’ll have the opportunity to learn more about the subject area you may be interested in and studying a course you may be interested in, but aren’t sure about at this stage.

Our Taster Sessions take place both on-campus during an Open Day and online. During these sessions, you’ll have the opportunity to sample a taster lecture and chat with our current students, admissions team, and friendly teaching staff.

Open Event: International Student Session
Wed Apr 19 2023 19:00
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Free

Applying to study in the UK as an international student can be a confusing process. Come to this…

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Applying to study in the UK as an international student can be a confusing process. Come to this session to talk with our expert staff about what you need to do next and how we can help out!

You can also speak with current international students at NTC who have gone through the process. They’ll share their experience applying to NTC and their current experience adjusting to life in the UK.

This event will take place at 7:00pm UK time. Please check the time differences at this link before registering.

Theological Taster: The Bible and Mental Health
Wed May 10 2023 19:00
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Free

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NTC Theological Tasters are are designed for prospective students to get an insight into studying a particular subject or subject area at university. This session highlights ST4190 Contemporary Issues and is taught by Dr Samuel Hildebrandt.

You’ll have the opportunity to learn more about the subject area you may be interested in and studying a course you may be interested in, but aren’t sure about at this stage.

Our Taster Sessions take place both on-campus during an Open Day and online. During these sessions, you’ll have the opportunity to sample a taster lecture and chat with our current students, admissions team, and friendly teaching staff.

The 2023 Sydney Martin Memorial Lecture
Mon Jun 26 2023 19:30
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Maclagan Chapel, NTC Campus
Free

Subaltern Public Theology: Foraging Implications for a 21st Century Post-Secular British Public Sphere Presented by: Dr Raj Bharat…

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Subaltern Public Theology: Foraging Implications for a 21st Century Post-Secular British Public Sphere

Presented by: Dr Raj Bharat Patta

Description:

  • When theology goes public the subaltern way, subaltern public theology evolves. In that evolution, the search for its implications within a 21st century post secular British public sphere today becomes immanent. Public theology thus far has been engaging on a theological relevance of public issues. But subaltern public theology offers a different perspective of public theology which is to engage on the public character of theology in the public sphere from the sites of subalternity. The British public sphere in the 21st century has been post-secular with faith(s) now on the margins according to the recent
    census, xenophobia on the rise, hunger and poverty growing by leaps
    and bounds due to the rise of the cost of living and dehumanisation of people seeking sanctuary continuing unabated. In such a context, subaltern public theology with its de-colonial methodology offers a new vision for a public God-talk from the sites of subalternity,
    unsettling both theos and logos in theology by seeking to explore public character and public meaning of theology today with an aim to transform our public sphere.
  • Raj Bharat Patta, celebrates his identities in multiple belongings, which include Dalit, Christian, Asian, (Im)migrant, theology, ministry, Lutheran, Methodist, India, British, church, academy, postcolonial, public sphere, husband, father and friend. Though a Lutheran minister from India, he currently serves as a recognised and regarded minister of the Methodist Church in Britain at the United Stockport Circuit. He completed his PhD from the University of Manchester. He is an author of Subaltern Public Theology: Dalits and the Indian Public Sphere (Palgrave Macmillan, 2023)

For more on the Sydney Martin Memorial Lectures, please see this link.

Date: 26th June, 2023

Time: 7:00pm – 8:30pm

Venue: The Maclagan Chapel, NTC. These lectures will also be live streamed on our YouTube channel and our Facebook page.

Cost: Free

The 2023 Didsbury Lectures
Mon Oct 9 2023 19:30
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Maclagan Chapel, NTC Campus
Free

Jesus in Cartographic Perspective: Mapping Christian Practice, Thinking, and Feeling Presented by: Professor Amos Yong (Dean of the…

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Jesus in Cartographic Perspective: Mapping Christian Practice, Thinking, and Feeling

Presented by: Professor Amos Yong (Dean of the School of Mission and Theology, and Professor of Theology and Mission, Fuller Seminary)

Description:

As the New Testament invites us to follow in the footsteps of Jesus, or refers to Christ who always leads us and opens us up to our eternal purposes, or, indeed, declares that Christ is the goal of all things and that all have come to be and are created for him, thus also might Jesus Christ be understood as the map or “GPS” for who we are, what we do, and where we are going. These lectures present Jesus in cartographical perspective, lay out historic christological models and illuminates how they have functioned cartographically, and invites us to imagine afresh how Jesus the Christ remains the pathway to divine truth and the fullness of (creaturely) life.

Date: 9th – 12th October, 2023

Time: 7:30pm – 8:45pm

Venue: The Maclagan Chapel, NTC. These lectures will also be live streamed on our YouTube channel and our Facebook page.

Cost: Free