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See Sam Wells’ short introduction on what’s planned for the Summer School here. To find out more and book your place see: Mission Summer School (myiknowchurch.co.uk)

Our Taster Module scheme is there for people who are considering ordained or licenced ministry, but who have not yet reached the stage when they are ready to join a full-scale Church-sponsored programme. Meanwhile, others who join just want to get a feel for the experience of study within our college and community, but without making too big a commitment at the outset. The ‘Taster Students’, who study with regular student cohorts, enjoy a proactive package of support designed to help them get their studies off the ground and build their confidence. Before the module…

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I consciously believe, that, right now in the life of the Church, God is opening up many opportunities for ministry in the Church of England. Theological colleges have a critical role to play as it seeks to equip leaders to embrace these opportunities. We often do not engage with what God is doing in our midst because we lack the confidence to embrace God in the public square. We grow up thinking (and sometimes we are taught) that faith is private (between us and God) and with this, we lose confidence and the language of…

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We’re delighted to announce Mission Summer School 2021 (12–16 July) organised in collaboration with HeartEdge.   The summer School will be an exciting opportunity to engage more deeply with the theology of mission and to explore how it relates to your own practice – with input structured around HeartEdge’s four Cs (Commerce, Culture, Congregation and Compassion). Key speakers include Sam Wells, Anthony Reddie, Cathy Ross and Heather Cracknell. For more information, including registrations, see Mission Summer School flyer 2 and below.  

Are you thinking about studying theology but nervous about signing up for a full course leading to a qualification? At St Augustine’s, we believe theological study truly is for everyone, so we want to make it as accessible as possible. Studying theology gets under our skin. By delving into the sources and expressions of our Christian faith, we gain renewed energy and understanding. Theological study leads us to a greater connection with God, deepens prayer life, and illuminates why we believe what we do. With greater knowledge and reflection on theological ideas we find new…

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