Symposium 2025 - April 12th - you’re all invited With Nigel Barley, author of The Innocent Anthropologist: Notes from a Mud Hut. What happens when theology meets anthropology? Don’t [...]
Life Above: Birds, Ecology and Us - join our lecture on May 9th Is Christian life just about heaven above? Or can discipleship also mean caring for the birds [...]
Honouring the new icon of Saints Augustine and Hadrian In October, the community of St Augustine’s gathered for the 2023 College Celebration – and to watch the reveal of our beautiful [...]
Celebrating the impact of Lay Ministry in the South-East St Augustine’s College of Theology was recently honoured to host a day of celebration for all things Lay Ministry. Tutor Jenny Corcoran [...]
Reflections on St Augustine’s Day, with Principal Rev Alan Gregory At this year’s Celebration of St Augustine, guests were treated to community, cake, and a new appreciation for an old classic. [...]
The congregation of St Philip and St James welcome St Augustine’s UKME group for a wonderful day of worship On Sunday 9th of July, the congregation of St Philip [...]
By popular demand Alan's leaving sermon can be found here. Leavers Sermon 2021 A Gregory
Philip lead virtual Morning Prayer on St Augustine's Facebook page today using images of Christ made up of the college's Facebook followers, based on work by artists around the world. To see [...]
A friend recently posted, complaining about the Band Aid song ‘Do they know its Christmas time at all?’ and how he had suddenly been stuck by the arrogance of the question “Do [...]
About forty-four miles east of Dallas is a town called Blank. I spent a night there once. A random, wretched, shabby huddle, dumped by the highway: gas station, general store, Dairy Queen, [...]