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Call for Conference Submissions A one-day conference hosted by St Augustine's College of Theology Date: 28 January 2027, 10:30 am –17:00 pm Location: St John’s Church, Waterloo, London Submission deadline: [...]
If you've been thinking about studying theology at St Augustine's College of Theology, our taster days are the perfect reason to visit. On a taster day, you'll visit our campuses, [...]
Job opportunity: Full-time tutor Are you committed to theological education and forming the next generation of ordained and lay ministers? St Augustine's College of Theology is looking for a Tutor [...]
If you're considering ordination training, you’ll know it’s a big commitment. What you may not know is that training can fit around your life, rather than take over it. We [...]
Applications are open now for our autumn taster term. Reserve your place before the nights draw in! Students are enrolling now for our Biblical Studies Taster Term at St Augustine's [...]
Does reading the Old Testament feel daunting? If you've ever tried and felt confused, you're not alone. Rev Dr Jenny Corcoran has taught at St Augustine’s College of Theology for [...]
Part-time tutor in New Testament Greek and Biblical Hebrew Do you have a passion for Biblical languages? St Augustine's College of Theology is looking for a tutor to teach beginners' [...]
Find out what led Joe to become a Licensed Lay Minister Joe McNulty is a management consultant, a former churchwarden, and is currently training for Licensed Lay Ministry at St [...]
What is it really like to study theology at St Augustine's College of Theology? We asked the question to former and current students on our Facebook page, and the responses [...]
Join a 10-month language course Have you ever wondered whether something gets lost in translation when you read the Bible? The New Testament was written in Koine Greek (most people [...]











