Report on Research and Professional Activities

2016

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Academic Faculty Profiles 3

Research Degree Graduates 2016 75

Research Degree Candidates: Thesis Topics and Titles 76

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2 Academic Faculty Profiles

Robert M Andrews Qualifications BA (Hons) (UNDA, 2007), PhD, (Murdoch, 2012) Academic Classification Level B - Lecturer B Institution Catholic Institute of Sydney Subject area Church History

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY Current research The historical theology of Mary Astell (1666-1731).

Articles in refereed “The ‘Miasma of Myth’: John Henry Newman, the Oxford Movement, and journals the Hagiography of a Romantic Hero.” Colloquium 48.2 (2016): 209-222. “Joshua Watson: High Church Lay Activism and the Development of Colonial Anglicanism, 1814–1855.” International Bulletin of Mission Research 40.4 (2016): 358-367.

Book reviews in refereed Garrard, James. Archbishop Howley, 1828-1848. Farnham: Ashgate, 2015. journals Anglican and Episcopal History 85 (2/2016): 272-274. O’Brien, Odhran. Martin Griver Unearthed. Strathfield: St Paul’s, 2014. Compass: A Review of Topical Theology 50 (1/2016): 39-42.

Conferences attended Edmund Burke Conference 2016, Clifton Conference Centre, Melbourne, 22 November Mary at the Beginning of the Third Millennium – Mariology Conference, University of Notre Dame Australia, Sydney, 5 March

Conference papers “Edmund Burke in Context: British Religion and Society, 1730-1797,” Edmund Burke Conference 2016, Clifton Conference Centre, Melbourne, 22 November “True Devotion to Mary as a Via Media: John Henry Newman’s Nineteenth-Century Apologia for Our Lady,” Mary at the Beginning of the Third Millennium – Mariology Conference, University of Notre Dame Australia, Sydney, 5 March

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING Tertiary teaching SCD: H9695 Issues in Church History: Vatican II and Earlier Councils H7350 Reformers and the Reformation H8510 The Early Church H7110 History of the Early Church H7240 History of the Church in the Middle Ages, Catholic Instit H9693 The Reformers and the Reformation (Independent Guided Study)

Professional Taught sessions on Church history (general) and Australian Church History development in for Sydney Catholic Schools educational leadership, learning and teaching

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE Membership of MI Chair, CIS Research Committee committees and bodies Member, CIS Academic Board

3 Jin Tae Bae Qualifications Th. D. in Min (Ministry & Missiology) Academic B.A, MDiv (Equivalent), Th. M in Missiology, Th.D. in Min Classification Institution SCD Korean School of Theology Employment status Sessional Lecturer Subject area Christian Life & Ministry

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY Articles in refereed Jin Ta Bae “Research on the growth and collaboration of Diaspora Korean journals Churches through short term mission.” Presbyterian University & Theological Seminary Seoul 2016. Conferences attended The Australia Korean Christian Research Institute (11.07-13.07. 2016)

Occasional lectures Title: “Disciple Training” in Korean Church Title: “Bible Study” in Korean Church (2016) Title: “Every Sunday Sermon” in Korean Church (2016)

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING Professional Lecturer’s Retreat (13.01.-15.01. 2016) development in educational leadership, learning and teaching

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE Membership of Manager of External Relationship (2012~present) committees and bodies in the SCD

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH Official church Sydney Woori Church appointments Pastoral Senio r Minister responsibilities Senior minister of Sydney Woori Church, I am giving sermons on a Every Sunday preaching on bible, leader group study

Membership of The Korean Presbyterian Church Abroad in Australian (KPCA) community bodies I am also running leadership and Christian spiritual seminars for multiple church communities. I am currently involved as a member of the newly formed Australian-Korean Reformed Christian community and also provide education and training for its pastor candidates. Also, as a member of the Sydney Pastors Association, I provide specialised lectures for different topics; including the Bible, discipleship, leadership, missions and spirituality for local churches. I have previously been the elected leader of the General Assembly of Presbyterian Church (2011~2015). I help out churched for spiritual development and revival as a representative of the Australia Korean Christian Research Institute (2005- present)

Leslie Ball Qualifications BD(MCD), BA(Hons1), DipEd, BEdSt, PhD (Qld) Academic Classification Level D Institution ACOM

4 Employment status Part-time Subject area Christian Education

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY Current research Transformative and Integrative Learning in Theological Education; Pedagogy and Curriculum Design in Theological Education; Issues in John’s Gospel

Chapters in books Draft of chapter for 2017 publication: “A Thematic History of Theological Educational in Australia.”

Articles in refereed “Anti-Judaism in the Fourth Gospel: Are We Asking the Right Questions?” journals in Colloquium 48:2 (2016): 178-194.

Research degree theses Associate Supervisor with Assoc Prof Rick Strelan for 1 PhD candidate in supervised Historical Theology at The University of Queensland; Associate Supervisor with Assoc Prof Neil Pembroke for 2 PhD candidates in Practical Theology at The University of Queensland; Review Panelist for 4 PhD theses and milestone presentations in Practical Theology at The University of Queensland; External Reviewer of 1 PhD thesis in Education, Queensland University of Technology.

Conferences attended ANZATS (Brisbane Chapter) Colloquium (7 March 2016), Brisbane School of Theology; Malyon College Research Colloquium (30 May 2016), Malyon College, Brisbane; ACOM Research Seminars (19 May & 21 November, 2016)

Conference papers “A Pedagogic Paradigm for Integrating Theology,” ANZATS Colloquium, 7 March 2016; “Anti-Judaism in the Fourth Gospel: A Literary Hermeneutic,” Malyon College Research Colloquium (30 May 2016); “The State of Research in Theological Education in Australia,” ACOM Research Seminar (21 November 2016).

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING Administrative Academic Quality Assurance Officer, ACOM leadership

Course co-ordination, Completed revision of ACOM Higher Education Academic Policies and development of Procedures; curriculum and Successful development and accreditation of 25 new CUOs across a range teaching methodology of disciplines at AQF Levels 5-8 (with particular reference to the new SCD DipMin);

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE Membership of Honorary Research Fellow in Practical Theology, The University of committees in broader Queensland; tertiary sector TEQSA Register of Experts (Theology, Transformative Learning); Member, TEQSA External Experts Roundtable, Brisbane, 21 April 2016

Membership of Assessment monitoring, NTC, Semesters 1 & 2, 2016. committees and bodies in the SCD

5 Activities within the Coordination and facilitation of Faculty Accreditation; Academic Department Review and revision of CUB format for SCD Compliance; Revision of 6 CUB’s in response to Discipline Coordinators’ CUB Reports; Write official responses to Discipline Coordinators’ CUB Reports; Complete and submit Register of Teachers (trimesters, 1,2, 3 Summer 2016); Coordinate SCD Research and Professional Activities Reports for ACOM Faculty.

Role in the career and Successful facilitation of ACOM Faculty Classification and Promotion; professional Monitoring Academic Qualifications and Progression; development of staff Presentations at ACOM Faculty Symposium (March 2016): • Classification and Promotion • Facilitating Research; ACOM Faculty Retreat (July 2016): developed “Instructional Design and Assessment Design Guidelines” for Learning and Teaching committee; ACOM Faculty Training Day (September 2016): developed “Guidelines for Integrative Activities Across the Curriculum”

Professional SCD/ACOM Institutional Academic Moderation, December 2016: development in preparation of all required documentation (Moderation Proforma, institutional planning Performance Portfolio, Appendices, Supporting Documents); and governance Academic Planning Meeting re faculty and pedagogy needs and strategies for 2017 with new ACOM Academic Director, November 2016

SERVICESERVICE TO TO THE THE COMMUNITY, COMMUNITY, PROFESSION PROFESSION AND AND CHURCH CHURCH Official church Kids Hope AUS Mentor: Minimbah State School, Queensland (includes appointments training, orientation, review of program resources and activities, as well

as weekly individual mentoring of a vulnerable child at the school)

Mark Basily Qualifications BE (UNSW), MTH (UON), DMIN (PTS Candidate) Academic Classification Level B Lecturer Institution St. Cyril’s Coptic Orthodox Theological College Employment status Part-time Subject area Pastoral Theology

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY Current research Doctor of Ministry

Books edited Quiet Time 2014 - 2018

Chapters in books Questions and Answers on the Coptic Orthodox Church, St Marks Press

Articles in refereed Advent Devotional, Pittsburgh Theological Seminary, 2017 journals

Articles in non-refereed “The Church Fathers on detachment,” Monachos, 2008 journals “Fasting in the early Church,” Monachos, 2008 “The importance of Patristic Reading,” Monachos, 2008 “Focusing the heart on Heaven,” Monachos, 2008 “Augustine on the Psalms,” Monachos, 2008

Creative works Upper Room Media Mobile Application

6 Postgraduate research Doctor of Ministry including the following research and coursework, essays (18 cr pts or Pittsburgh Theological Seminary more) supervised DM 240 Ecclesiology/Canon Law DM 250 Educational Ministry DM 260 Priesthood, Community Ethics DM 210 Theology and Ministry (Priestly Ministry) DM ECEL Learning from the Rebirth of Orthodoxy in Russia and Ukraine DM230Homiletics DM 280 Biblical Seminar DM 220 Ministry of Spiritual Direction DM 270 Proposal Lab DM ECEL Elective

Media commentary Radio Phone Interview with Hope 102.3 on Christian Persecution

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING Administrative COYA – Coptic Orthodox Youth Association leadership

Course co-ordination, Director of Ministry, St Cyril’s Coptic Orthodox Theological College development of curriculum and teaching methodology

Tertiary teaching Introduction to Pastoral Theology and Ministry

Contribution to Managing the Continuous Priests Education (CPD) for Coptic Orthodox vocational and Clergy continuing educational programs

Professional Manager at IBM Strategy Team development in educational leadership, learning and teaching

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE Membership of Doctorate of Ministry (Pittsburgh Theological Seminary) committees in broader tertiary sector

Membership of St Cyrils Theological Seminary, Director of ministry committees and bodies in the SCD

Role in the career and St Cyrils Theological Seminary, Director of ministry professional development of staff

Professional St. Mark’s Pre-servants Program development in institutional planning and governance

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH Official church Coptic Orthodox Representative at the Asian Council of Churches in appointments Malaysia

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Guest Speaker at all Coptic Orthodox parishes in Sydney

Pastoral responsibilities Parish Priest, St Mark’s Coptic Orthodox Church Sydney

Membership of Oversight of Christian resources on an a mobile application – Upper Room community bodies Media

Honours and awards Managing the Continuous Priests Education (CPD) for Coptic Orthodox Clergy

Margaret Beirne Qualifications BA(UNE 1973), MA (BC 1978), BD (MCD 1984), MEd (UNSW 1986), DTheol (MCD, 2000), MACE Academic Classification Senior Lecturer Institution St Andrew’s Greek Orthodox Theological College Employment status Permanent part-time Subject area Biblical Studies

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY Current research The Fourth Gospel Patristic hermeneutics Women Deacons in the Catholic Church

Conferences attended CLRI(NSW) Annual Conference Parramatta, 1-2 March 2016

Australian Catholic Biblical Association Conference, Australian Catholic University, Melbourne, 7-10 July 2016

Symposium, INSeCT (International Network for Societies of Catholic Theology): ‘Gender and Ecclesiology: An Intercultural Dialogue’, Tagaytay, Manila Philippines, 14-17 July 2016.

SAGOTC Patristics Symposium, 23-24 September 2016.

Conference papers “‘Breathing with Both Lungs’: East meets West in Christian Biblical Scholarship,” ACBA Conference

By invitation of INSeCT above, presented paper on “Women in Leadership: Foundations in the New Testament.”

Referee for journal “Heaven on Earth: Ecological nuances from Luke’s Gospel,” refereed for Phronema. Published in Phronema 31.2 (2016): 41-62

Role in the organization As President of ACBA, co-responsible for organising ACBA Conference of conferences, lecture and co-chairing joint session with ACTA (Australian Catholic series and speakers Theological Association), Melbourne, 7-10 July 2016

Introduced and chaired lecture by visiting Associate Professor Mark Reasoner (Marian University Indianapolis), “‘What They Were Makes No Difference to Me’: St Paul’s Conflicted Appeal to Church Authority in Galatians 2,” 28 September 2016

Occasional lectures “Upholding the Sanctity of Marriage in the Orthodox Tradition”, paper delivered at the invitation of Bishop Seraphim, SAGOTC Sub-Dean, to the Principals and teachers from Greek Orthodox schools, 27 January 2016

Media commentary “Women, Dreamers and Ireland’s Rising,” Spiritual Reflection on the 1916

8 Uprising in Dublin,” Bondi, 20 March 2016

Membership of President, Australian Catholic Biblical Association professional bodies Member, Society of Biblical Literature and offices currently Member, Australian College of Educators held

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING Administrative SAGOTC, Biblical Studies coordinator leadership

Tertiary teaching B7120/8520 Introduction to the Old Testament B7120/8520 Introduction to the Old Testament - online B7130/8530 Introduction to the New Testament B7130/8530 Introduction to the New Testament- online B7364 Pauline Literature - online B7273 The Four Gospels B7273 The Four Gospels - online B7326 The Psalms - online

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE Membership of SAGOTC faculty member committees and bodies in the SCD

Professional Member of company, Broken Bay Institute Ltd development in institutional planning and governance

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH Official church Congregational Vicar and member of General Council, appointments Sisters of Charity of Australia

Pastoral responsibilities As above, in my role as Vicar

Membership of Member and music librarian, St Francis’ Parish choir, Paddington community bodies

Tim Bulkeley Qualifications BSc MA PhD Academic Classification: C Institution ACOM Employment status Part-time Subject area Biblical Studies

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY Current research Being a Man Reading Esther

Research degree theses “Reading Samson in the light of prophetic criticism of Israel as God's supervised adulterous wife,” MA Thesis, Colombo Theological Seminary Conferences attended NZATS Combined Conference (Aotearoa New Zealand Association for Biblical Studies) June 28-30

Conference papers “Identifying Humour in the Hebrew Bible, an immodest proposal,” NZATS Conference, June 28-30

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Tertiary teaching Intro OT, Pentateuch and Prophets

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH Honours and awards Unsung Heroes Award: NZ Christian Network for teaching on marriage and family

Young Bock Chang Qualifications Lecturer Academic Classification Biblical Theology Institution: SCD Korean School of Theology Employment status Part-time Subject area Introduction to the Old Testament(B7120) Introduction to the Old Testament Prophetic Literature(B7231Y)

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH Official church Joy Presbyterian Church appointments

Pastoral responsibilities Senior Pastor

Yong Suk Chon Institution Korean School of Theology Employment status Part-time Subject area New Testament

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY Postgraduate research M.Th essays (18 cr pts or “A Study on Lukan Perspective for Eternal Life in Good Samaritan Parable more) supervised of Luke 10:25-37.”

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING Administrative Coordinator of Brisbane Campus leadership

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH Official church Coorparoo Baptist Church appointments

Pastoral responsibilities Preaching, Teaching, Pastoral Counseling, Pastoral Visiting

Membership of Korean Mission Indigenous Australia, Brisbane Korean Pastor’s community bodies Association

John Collins Qualifications BTh (1987 MCD), GradDipEd (1987 ICE), MEd (1991 CCE, Syd), MTh (1990 Syd), PhD (2013 ACU) Academic Classification Level B - Lecturer Institution Catholic Institute of Sydney

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RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY Current research Social Sin - Social Grace Catholic Diaconal Studies Pastoral Theology and the social application of psychoanalytic insights. Spiritual Leadership Vocation and formation

Conferences attended The 31st Annual Fallon Memorial Lonergan Symposium, West Coast Methods Institute, Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, 31 March – 2 April Theological Contributions towards Reimagining Gender Justice, Australian Catholic Theological Association, Australian Catholic University, Melbourne, 7-10 July

Conference papers “Method in Practical Theology: Using Newman as a Bridge to Lonergan,” in The 31st Annual Fallon Memorial Lonergan Symposium, West Coast Methods Institute, Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, 31 March – 2 April “Practical Theology, Newman and Method,” in Theological Contributions towards Reimagining Gender Justice, Australian Catholic Theological Association, Australian Catholic University, Melbourne, 7-10 July

Participation in church, National Church Life Survey, Member Research Sub-committee govt & industry bodies

Referee for journal Colloquium

Occasional lectures Engaging Men into the Faith Life of the Parish Community, Sydney Catholic Schools Family Educator Project, CIS, Sydney 16 September Marriage and Ministry Sydney Deacon Formation Program, Archdiocese of Sydney, 6 August and 8 October

Membership of President, Association for Practical Theology in Oceania professional bodies Member, Australian Catholic Theological Association and offices currently held

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING Course co-ordination, Head of Discipline, Christian Life and Ministry. development of Responsible for all courses taught in Pastoral Theology curriculum and teaching methodology

Tertiary teaching SCD: P7101 Introduction to Pastoral Theology and Ministry / P8501 Introduction to Pastoral and Practical Theology P7282 Supervised Ministry P7376 The Psychology of Religious Vocation P7378 Supervised Ministry: Hospital Chaplaincy P8580 Supervised Ministry (Hospital Chaplaincy) P7205 Contextual Theology for Ministry

Professional Attended SCD Professional Development Days development in More Things you always wanted to Know about Groups but were afraid to educational leadership, ask, Australian Association of Group Psychotherapists presented by learning and teaching Stephen Arcari 2 February West Coast Methods Institute Loyola Marymount University Los Angeles

11 30 March-2 April Mission Seminar, Australian Association for Mission Studies, Stephen Bevans 2 May Large Group Workshop 2 Day Australian Association of Group Psychotherapists conducted by Teresa von Sommaruga, 27-28 May 10 Pastoral Supervision Session provided by Peter Maher Supervisor/Consultant (AAOS &APSE(UK) (Transforming Practices Inc) Seeking Mature Discipleship and Beyond” and “Carrying Ecclesial Tensions Today.” Catalyst for Renewal, presented Fr Ronald Rolheiser, 2 July Australian Catholic Theological Association Conference, “Theological Contributions towards Reimagining Gender Justice,” ACU, Melbourne, 7-10 July Euthanasia and Palliative Care UNDA, Presented by Professor Margaret Somerville and Associate Professor Natasha Michael, 29 August, Sydney Colloquium: Catholic Reading of Romans: Challenges and Prospects Professor Mark Reasoner, CIS 27 September Training in Microsoft Outlook Training in Microsoft Word T7 Training Systems 4 October 4 Group Supervision Sessions, Catholic Care Sydney, Marriage and Relationship Education, Conducted by Dr Diana Borinski Monthly Meeting Group Interest Group Australian Association of Group Psychotherapists, Crows Nest Monthly meetings Peer Support and Supervision, Work in Progress Group

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE Membership of MI Member, Senate committees and bodies Member, Academic Board Member, Curriculum Committee

Michele A. Connolly Qualifications BA (ANU 1975) DipEd (UNE 1981) BTheol (MCD 1989) MA(NT) (CTU Chicago 1990) PhD (GTU Berkeley 2008) Academic Classification Level B – Lecturer Institution Catholic Institute of Sydney Subject area Biblical Studies and Biblical Language

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY Current research A gendered reading of the central section in the Gospel of Mark: Mark 8:22-10:52.

Conferences attended Australian Catholic Biblical Conference, ACBA, Melbourne, 7 – 10 July Romans and the Legacy of Romans: Social, Theological and Pastoral Perspectives, Sydney College of Divinity, Macquarie Park, Sydney 30 September – 1 October

Conference papers “Women Decision-Makers in the Gospel of Mark,” Australian Catholic Biblical Conference, ACBA, Melbourne, 7 – 10 July

“On First Looking into Paul's Romans and Why More Catholics Should Do So,” Romans and the Legacy of Romans: Social, Theological and Pastoral Perspectives, Sydney College of Divinity, Macquarie Park, Sydney 30 September – 1 October

Participation in Member, Review Panel for Faculty member, UTC, North Parramatta academic program reviews

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Occasional lectures “The Scriptures of the Lenten Lectionary,” St Patrick’s Parish, Summer Hill, 14 February “Mercy in the Scriptures,” Tenison Woods Education Centre, Lochinvar; New South Wales, 27 February “The Gospel of Luke,” Marymount Retreat Centre, Castle Hill; 1, 2, 4, 10 and 11 March “St Dominic’s Favourite Scriptures,” Santa Sabina College, Strathfield, 5 March, 2 April, 4 June, 2 July, 3 September, 12 November “The Passion Narrative of the Gospel of John,” Catholic Novices, Baulkham Hills, 22 and 23 March “Mercy in the Scriptures,” Learning and Teaching Teams, Sydney Schools Office, Sydney, 30 March “Mercy in the Scriptures,” St Joseph’s Belmore Staff Spirituality Day; Breakfast Point, Sydney 8 April “Mercy in the Scriptures,” Presentation for Srs of Nazareth Lay Association, Marayong; April 9th “Lectio Divina on the Johannine Easter Gospel Lectionary Readings;” Weekend Retreat for Carmelite Monastery, Varroville, New South Wales, 15 – 17 April “Lost in Translation,” Spirituality in the Pub; Paddington RSL, Sydney, 5 May “Listening to the Heartbeat of the World,” Sisters of St Joseph Sesquicentenary Retreat, Kincumber; 14 – 15 June “Reading for Transformation in the Scriptures,” Presentation for Franciscan Missionaries of Mary assembly, Baulkham Hills, 22 July “Back to Galilee: Mark 16:1-8,” Talk for Religious, South Perth, 12 August “Reading the Gospel of Mark for Mission,” Presentation, South Perth, 13 August “Skills for Reading the Gospels for School Leaders,” Two Day Presentation for Module 2 of Elim: Development and Renewal Program for Assistant Principals in Catholic Schools; Mulgoa; Sept 12th-13th “Women as Witnesses to the Joy of the Gospel,” Conference of the Australian Catholic Bishops’ Council for Australian Catholic Women; North Sydney; 17 September “Research Practices for Success,” SCD Research Students, Sydney, 19 September “From Exclusion to Encounter;” International Assembly of Sisters of the Ursuline Union; North Sydney; 4 – 5 October “Mercy in the Practice of Prison Chaplaincy,” Reflection Day for Catholic Prison Chaplains’ Annual Professional Development Day; The Entrance, 11 October “The Acts of the Apostles,” Broken Bay Institute Bible Conference, Pennant Hills, 14 – 15 October “Themes in the Gospel Readings for Advent,” Parramatta Institute for Mission, Parramatta, 30 November “Ministry for the Church Now in Australia: A Reflection in the Light of the Scriptures,” Adelaide Oration for the Catholic Archdiocese of Adelaide Ministry Formation Team; Adelaide, 6 December “Mercy in the Gospel for Matthew,” Staff Spirituality Day, St Patrick’s Primary School, Cessnock, 19 December

Membership of Member, Australian Catholic Biblical Association professional bodies and offices currently held

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Course co-ordination, Discipline Coordinator, Biblical Studies, CIS development of Chair, Curriculum Committee, CIS curriculum and teaching methodology

Tertiary teaching SCD: B7397 Seminar in Biblical Studies: Deutero-Pauline Letters, B7396 Issues in Biblical Studies: New Testament Narrative, B9608 New Testament Theology, B7110 Introduction to Biblical Studies, B8510 Introduction to Biblical Studies, B9672 Romans

Professional CIS Faculty Days, 15 – 17 February, 4 August development in Full Day Seminar on Computer Skills, CIS 22 February educational leadership, SCD Research Supervision Workshop, 10 October learning and teaching

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE Membership of SCD Member, Coursework Committee committees and bodies Member, Centre for Gospels Research

Membership of MI Member, CIS Senate committees and bodies Member, CIS Library Committee Chair, CIS Academic Board Chair, CIS Assessment Review Committee Chair, CIS Curriculum Committee

Professional SCD Strategic Planning Day; 6 February, 22 August development in SCD Professional Development Days, 13 May, 17 August institutional planning and governance

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH Official church Member, Australian Lutheran-Roman Catholic Dialogue appointments & designated pastoral responsibilities

Membership of Member, Mary MacKillop Place Board community bodies

Doru Costache Qualifications ThD (Bucharest 2000) BTh (Bucharest 1993) Academic Classification Senior lecturer Institution St Andrew’s Greek Orthodox Theological College; St Cyril’s Coptic Orthodox Theological College Employment status Full-time at St Andrew’s; Sessional at St Cyril’s Subject area Theology (Patristic Studies)

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Articles in refereed Costache, Doru. “Ὁλισμός, δυναμισμὸς καὶ σύνθεση: Ἡ ἀνθρωπολογικὴ journals σκέψη τοῦ Παναγιώτη Νέλλα,” Σύναξη 140 (2016): 30-40.

Costache, Doru. “John Moschus on Asceticism and the Environment.” Colloquium 48.1 (2016): 21-34.

Costache, Doru. “Stances on Sleep and Dreaming in the Athanasian Corpus.” Phronema 31.1 (2016): 1-24. Book reviews in refereed Costache, Doru. “Dragos Andrei Giulea: Pre-Nicene Christology in Paschal journals Contexts: The Case of the Divine Noetic Anthropos.” Supplements to Vigiliae Christianae 123. Leiden and Boston: Brill, 2014; pp. 419. Journal of Religious History 40.4 (2016): 614-15.

Costache, Doru. “Orthodox Monasticism Past and Present,” ed. John A. McGuckin. Piscataway, NJ: Gorgias Press, 2015. 588 pages. ISBN 978 1 4632 0530 0. Phronema 31.2 (2016): 109-118.

Costache, Doru. “Cyril of Alexandria’s Trinitarian Theology of Scripture.” By Matthew R. Crawford. Oxford Early Christian Studies. New York: Oxford University, 2014. Pp. xi + 290. $125. Theological Studies 77.2 (2016) 491-493.

Articles in non-refereed “Person, Nature, and Personhood Theology.” Posted at journals https://publicorthodoxy.org/2016/08/02/person-nature-and-personhood- theology/

“Logomachy, Orthodoxy and the Holy and Great Council.” Posted at https://www.orthodoxcouncil.org/-/logomachy-orthodoxy-and-the-holy-and- great-council?inheritRedirect=true&redirect=%2Fcommentaries

“Patristic Scholarship and Learning at St Andrew’s Greek Orthodox Theological College” (in Mandarin; Chinese translation by Iee-ming Paulus Chang). Universitas 43.5 (2016) 197-199.

Project details Science and Orthodoxy around the World, a project of the National Research Hellenic Foundation (Athens). 2016-2019. http://project-sow.org/

Role in team Participant/convenor http://project-sow.org/people

Research degree theses Wagdy Samir (PhD, Sydney College of Divinity; principal supervisor), supervised thesis on holiness in the commentaries on John by Fr Matta al-Miskīn and the ancient Alexandrian tradition.

Anthony Papantoniou (PhD, The University of Sydney; associate supervisor; principal supervisor Professor Iain Gardner, FAHA), thesis on the Principle of Theandricity in Byzantine Christology.

15 Andrew Mellas (PhD, The University of Sydney; associate supervisor; principal supervisor Dr Juanita Ruys), thesis on emotions in Byzantine hymnography.

Sister Mary Kamel (PhD, SCD; associate supervisor; principal supervisor Revd A/Professor David McEwan), thesis on women in Orthodoxy in general and the Coptic Church in special.

Postgraduate research Vera Laptev (MA, St Andrew’s), research essay on disability theology from essays (18 cr pts or more) the perspective of patristic anthropology. supervised

Postgraduate research Diana Wood Conroy (MA, St Andrew’s), research project on Tradition in projects (18 cr pts or Aboriginally and Orthodoxy more) supervised Vasilios LeCouilliard (MA, St Andrew’s), research project on hermeneutics and the spiritual life in St John Chrysostom

Conferences attended The Seventh St Andrew’s Patristic Symposium: St John Chrysostom (St Andrew’s Greek Orthodox Theological College; Redfern NSW; 23-24 September 2016).

Justice, Mercy and Social Wellbeing: Interdisciplinary Perspectives (Sydney College of Divinity; North Ryde NSW; 22-23 July 2016).

Mary at the beginning of the Third Millennium (University of Notre Dame; Sydney NSW; 4-5 March 2016).

The eleventh conference of the Australian Early Medieval Association (University of Sydney; 11-12 February 2016).

Conference papers “The King, the Palace and the Kingdom: Two Patristic Witnesses to Anthropic Cosmology.” The Seventh St Andrew’s Patristic Symposium: St John Chrysostom (St Andrew’s Greek Orthodox Theological College; Redfern NSW; 23-24 September 2016). “Love All Equally: Asceticism, Dispassion and Altruism in Saint Maximus the Confessor.” Justice, Mercy and Social Wellbeing: Interdisciplinary Perspectives (Sydney College of Divinity; North Ryde NSW; 22-23 July 2016).

“The Mystery of Mary in the Byzantine Theotokia of Dominical Vespers.” Mary at the beginning of the Third Millennium (University of Notre Dame; Sydney NSW; 4-5 March 2016).

“Byzantine Cosmology: Representations of Space and Time in Saint Maximus the Confessor.” The eleventh conference of the Australian Early Medieval Association (University of Sydney; 11-12 February 2016).

Participation in church, Represented His Eminence Archbishop Stylianos at the meetings of the government and industry National Council of Churches in Australia’s Executive and Assembly bodies Attended the meetings of Theological Reflection Commission of NSW Ecumenical Council

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Editorial Board member 2011-2017 Phronema: Theological Journal of St Andrew’s Greek Orthodox of a refereed journal or Theological College ISSN 0819-4920. publication Since 2010 BRAIN: Broad Research in Artificial Intelligence and Neuroscience ISSN 2067-3957.

Referee for journal Modern Theology ISSN 1468-0025. (Since 2016, permanent) Transdisciplinary Journal of Engineering & Science ISSN 1949-0569. (Since 2013, permanent) Critical Research on Religion ISSN 2050-3032 / ISSN 2050-3040.

Role in the organisation I convened (with James Harrison, Adam Cooper and Mario Baghos) the of conferences, lecture seventh St Andrew’s Patristic Symposium, on St John Chrysostom (23 and series and speakers 24 September 2016).

I organised (with Anastasios Kalogerakis) the visit of Professor Johannes Zachhuber (Professor of Historical and Systematic Theology Fellow and Tutor in Theology at Trinity College, University of Oxford) who offered lectures for my course unit T9610A The Patristic Tradition and Classical Philosophy (25-27 July 2016) and a public talk, “The Philosophy of the Greek Church Fathers” (26 July 2016).

I organised a seminar, Christian Perspectives on the Environment, on 12 May 2016. The main address was offered by Professor Jonathan Wooding (Sir Warwick Fairfax Professor of Celtic Studies, The University of Sydney) who talked about “Saints and Nature in the Celtic Tradition.” The paper was accompanied by presentations offered by Philip Kariatlis and Doru Costache

Occasional lectures “Levels of Natural Contemplation in Clement the Alexandrine.” Research Seminar Studies in Religion, University of Sydney, 1 Nov 2016.

“The Entry of the Theotokos in the Temple: Interiorising an Orthodox Festival.” The Anglican Parish of Christ Church St Laurence, Railway Square, Sydney (22 October 2016).

“C. S. Lewis’ Theme of the ‘Great Dance’ in Perelandra.” Christianity and Culture (seminar series). St Andrew's Greek Orthodox Theological College (17 Aug 2016).

“Plato’s Myth of the Cave in The Republic.” Christianity and Culture (seminar series). St Andrew's Greek Orthodox Theological College (10 Aug 2016).

“Insights from the Eastern Monastic Tradition.” Christian Perspectives on the Environment, a seminar held at St Andrew’s, with Professor Jonathan Wooding and Dr Philip Kariatlis (12 May 2016).

“Introducing the Sydney College of Divinity’s Wellbeing Project.” Centre for Early Christian Studies’ Planning Meeting 2016. Leadership Centre of Australian Catholic University, Brisbane QLD (5 March 2016).

17 Membership of Since 2017 Member of the Steering Committee for Romanian Orthodoxy professional bodies and Group, International Orthodox Theological Association. offices currently held Since 2015 Member of New South Wales Ecumenical Council’s Theology Reflection Commission. Since 2013 Member of the International Association of Patristic Studies. Since 2013 Member of the North American Patristics Society. Since 2013 Member of the scientific advisory board of the Institute for Transdisciplinary Studies in Science, Spirituality and Society. Since 2009 Member of the Australasian Association for Byzantine Studies. Since 2009 Member of the Asia-Pacific Early Christian Studies Society. Since 2008 Member of the Society for the Study of Early Christianity. Since 2005 Member of the Executive Committee (which became Assembly in 2016) of the National Council of Churches in Australia.

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING Course co-ordination, I have obtained accreditation for a suite of six new course units for the development of Masters program curriculum and teaching Alexandrian Legacy methodology Cappadocian Legacy Contemporary Hermeneutics and the Traditional Reading of Scripture Traditional Readings of Genesis 1-3 The Patristic Tradition and Classical Philosophy Saint Maximus the Confessor

Tertiary teaching T7383A Later Byzantine Patristic Theology (face-to-face) T8500A Research Methodology (face-to-face) T8581A Church Fathers: An Introduction (online + limited face-to-face) T9683A Exploring the Philokalia (online) T9684A Patristic Profile: St Gregory of Nyssa (independent study) T7281A Early Church Fathers (face-to-face and online) T9610A The Patristic Tradition and Classical Philosophy (online and residential component with Professor Johannes Zachhuber)

Contribution to Teaching for the seminar series of St Andrew’s in semester 2: Christianity vocational and continuing and Culture educational programs

Professional development Attended SCD’s Research Supervision Workshop, Sydney College of in educational leadership, Divinity, Maquarie Park NSW, 10 October 2016 learning and teaching Attended SCD’s ‘Research’ Professional Development Day, Sydney College of Divinity, Maquarie Park NSW, 14 May 2016

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE Membership of Member of Research Committee committees and bodies in the SCD

18 Membership of Member of the Faculty. committees and bodies in the Member Institution

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH Official church Clergyman of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of Australia. appointments

Pastoral responsibilities Conducting liturgical services, spiritual guidance and counselling, organising chapel and reflection with the students of St Andrew’s

Timothy Costello Qualifications BA (Victoria University, Wellington), PsychD (Gregorian University, Rome) Academic Classification Level B - Lecturer Institution Catholic Institute of Sydney (Good Shepherd College – Te Hepara Pai, Auckland) Subject area Pastoral Theology and Ministry

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY Current research Formation of Vietnamese Seminarians in Australia-NZ New Developments in Psychology-Spirituality

Membership of professional Registered Psychologist, NZ. bodies and offices currently held

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING Tertiary teaching SCD: P7101 Pastoral Theology and Ministry, P7376 The Psychology of Religious Vocation, L7220 Introduction to Preaching

Contribution to vocational Clergy Retreat, Christchurch, November 2016 and continuing educational programs

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE Membership of MI Member, Administrative Committee, Good Shepherd College committees and bodies

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH Official church appointments Regional Co-coordinator, Society of Mary, Auckland Region.

Darren Cronshaw Qualifications GCertHE (Deakin 2013), CertIVTAE (Pines 2011) upgraded from CertIVTAA (KAL 2006) upgraded from CertIVWA&T (Tabor 2003), DTheol (MCD 2009), DMin (ACT 2006), TheolM (MCD 1999), AdvDipMin (MCD 1998), BTh (Hons) (ACT 1997), DipTh(Missiology) (ACT 1996), MLitt (ANU 1994), GradDipEd (primary) (UNE 1994), BA (ANU 1992), CertPastMin (NCSM 1992) Academic Classification E Institution Australian College of Ministries Employment status Part-time

19 Subject area Mission Studies (M) Pastoral Theology and Practice (P)

Current research Current research is focusing on missional leadership and spirituality, training and multicultural ministry. E.g.: Forging Missional Leaders (Milton Keynes: Paternoster, under contract, writing in process for 2019) Co-authored with Kim Hammond. Sharing Life (Downers Grove: IVP, forthcoming 2018 or 2019) Dangerous Prayer: Radical Inspiration from Jesus (Milton Keynes: Paternoster, manuscript submitted and final editing in process, forthcoming March 2017).

Books edited Co-Editor with Darrell Jackson, Cultural Diversity, Worship, and Australian Baptist Church Life New Wineskins Volume 2 (Sydney: Morling Press, 2016). ISBN 9780992275532

Chapters in books Co: written: Darrell Jackson and Darren Cronshaw, “Conclusion” in Cultural Diversity, Worship, and Australian Baptist Church Life New Wineskins Volume 2, edited by Darrell Jackson and Darren Cronshaw (Sydney: Morling Press, 2016), 237-239. ISBN 9780992275532 “Improvising a Renewed Story at AuburnLife: Utilising Biblical Narrative for Congregational Transformation,” Cultural Diversity, Worship, and Australian Baptist Church Life New Wineskins Volume 2, edited by Darrell Jackson and Darren Cronshaw (Sydney: Morling Press, 2016), 221-235. ISBN 9780992275532 Co-written with Stacey Wilson, “Growing the Seeds of Emergence: Leadership Development in the Baptist Union of Victoria,” Cultural Diversity, Worship, and Australian Baptist Church Life New Wineskins Volume 2, edited by Darrell Jackson and Darren Cronshaw (Sydney: Morling Press, 2016), 191-204. ISBN 9780992275532 “Training Next Generation Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Baptist Leaders for Mission,” Charting the Faith of Australians: Thirty Years in the Christian Research Association, edited by Philip Hughes (Melbourne: CRA, 2016), 118-133.

Articles in refereed Co-authored with Brad Jackel, “Practicing Ubuntu with International journals Students,” Practical Theology (2016). Published online: 26 Sep 2016 http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/1756073X.2016.1235440 Co-authored with Rowan Lewis and Stacey Wilson, “Hemorrhaging Faith: An Australian Response in Exile,” Australian eJournal of Theology April (2016), 14- 31, http://aejt.com.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0011/876728/Hemorrhaging_ Faith_Cronshaw_Lewis_and_Wilson.pdf . ISSN: 1834-4682.

Book reviews in refereed “Built for Change: A practical theology of innovation and collaboration in journals leadership, by Rev Dr Steve Taylor (book review),” St Mark’s Review (forthcoming 2016)

“Political Trauma and Healing: Biblical Ethics for a Postcolonial World,

by Mark Brett,” Australian Journal of Mission Studies 10.2 (forthcoming

December 2016)

“Public Faith in Action: How to Think Carefully, Engage Wisely, and Vote with Integrity, by Miroslav Volf and Ryan McAnnally-Linz,” Journal of Adult Theological Education 13.2 (forthcoming 2016) “The Relational Pastor: Sharing in Christ by Sharing Ourselves, by

20 Andrew Root,” Journal of Adult Theological Education 13.2 (forthcoming 2016) ‘You Are What You Love: The Spiritual Power of Habit,” by James K A Smith, Journal of Adult Theological Education 13.2 (forthcoming 2016)

‘How (Not) to be Secular: Reading Charles Taylor, by James K A Smith,”

Witness: Journal of the Academy for Evangelism in Theological

Education (forthcoming 2016)

“Facing Decline, Finding Hope: New Possibilities for Faithful Churches, by Jeffrey D Jones,” Journal of Religious Leadership (forthcoming Spring 2016) “Immigrant Neighbors Among Us: Immigration Across Theological Traditions, edited by M Daniel Carroll R and Leopolda a Sanchez M,” International Journal of Public Theology 10 (2016): 510-511.

“Teaching for a Culturally Diverse and Racially Just World, edited by

Eleazar S Fernandez,” International Journal of Practical Theology 20.1

(June 2016), 158-160.

“The Good Life: What Makes a Life Worth Living? by Hugh Mackay,” Crucible Theology Journal 7.2 (November 2016) “The Art of Belonging: It’s not where you live, it’s how you live,” by Hugh Mackay’, Crucible Theology Journal 7.2 (November 2016)

“Beyond Belief; How we find meaning, with or without religion, by Hugh Mackay,” Crucible Theology Journal 7.2 (November 2016) “The Forgotten Ways: Reactivating Apostolic Movements Second Edition, by Alan Hirsch,” Mission Studies 33 (2016): 399-400 “Transforming Congregations through Community: Faith Formation from the Seminary to the Church, by Boyung Lee,” Religious Education: The official journal of the Religious Education Association (2016), published online (11 July 2016), DOI: 10.1080/00344087.2016.1104225 http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/00344087.2016.1104225. “God’s People on the Move: Biblical and Global Perspectives in Migration and Mission, edited by VanThanh Nguyen and John M Prior,” Exchange: Journal of Missiological and Ecumenical Research 45 (2016)” 87-88 “Practical Theology for Church Diversity: a Guide for Clergy and Congregations, by Ken J Walden,” Practical Theology 9:1 (2016): 95-96. “Pioneering Leadership: Disturbing the Status Quo?, by Dave Male,” Journal of Contemporary Ministry 2 (2016):107-109, accessible at http://www.journalofcontemporaryministry.com

“The Abundant Community: Awakening the Power of Families and Neighbourhoods, by McKnight and Block,” Journal of Contemporary Ministry 2 (2016): 110-111, accessible at http://www.journalofcontemporaryministry.com “St Aidan’s Way of Mission: Celtic Insights for a Post-Christian World, by Ray Simpson with Brent Lyons-Lee,” Journal of Contemporary Ministry 2 (2016): 114-116, accessible at http://www.journalofcontemporaryministry.com “A Faith of Our Own: Second-Generation Spirituality in Korean American Churches, by Sharon Kim,” Australian eJournal of Theology 23.1 (2016): 76-77. accessible at http://aejt.com.au/

“Misunderstanding Stories: Towards a Postcolonial Pastoral Theology, by

Sharp, Melinda A McGarrah Sharp,” Australian eJournal of Theology

23.1 (2016): 78-79, accessible at http://aejt.com.au/

“Joining God, Remaking Church, Changing the World, by Alan J

Roxburgh,” Mission Studies 33 (2016): 111-112.

Articles in non-refereed Co-authored with Kim Hammond, “Evangelism in a ‘Secular’ Workplace,”

21 journals PRAC Crossover forthcoming 2016 Co-authored with Kim Hammond, “Evangelism Toolbox,” PRAC Crossover forthcoming 2016 Project details Training Next Generation Multicultural Baptist Leaders, $22,000 Collier charitable Fund Grant supported research project,

Role in team Lead researcher

Research degree theses Primary supervision (75%) of Leon O’Flynn, ‘ACOM Andragogy’, Steve supervised Smith as Associate Supervisor, PhD Sydney College of Divinity (2016-) Primary supervision (75%) of Wendy Turnour, Arseny Ermakov as Associate Supervisor, PhD Sydney College of Divinity (2016-) Primary supervision (75%) of Barry Manuel, ‘Evaluation of Healing Ministry’, Peter Downes as Associate Supervisor, DMin Uniting College (2016-) Associate supervision of Peter Armstrong, Rosemary Dewerse as primary supervisor DMin Uniting College (2015-). Primary supervision (75%) of Kathryn Eddie, ‘Community Engagement in Wesleyan-Methodist Churches’, Peter Dobson as Associate supervisor, DMin SCD (2016-). Co-supervision (50%) of Matthew Law, Albert Haddad as primary supervisor, ‘Leadership’, DMin Harvest Bible College (2016-) Co-supervision (50%) of , Segun (Michael) Adelana, ‘African churches’, Jon Newton as primary supervisor, DMin Harvest Bible College (2016-) Co-supervision (50%) of Mark Bohr, Philip Hughes as primary supervisor, ‘Church engagement with Youth in Australia’, DMin Harvest Bible College (2015-) Co-supervision (50%) of Jeremy Weetman, with Philip Hughes as Harvest staff-based primary supervisor, ‘New expressions of church and sacred space’, DMin, Harvest Bible College (2015-) Primary supervisor (75%), with Graham Buxton as secondary supervisor, Ken Laffer, ‘Alcohol and Prostitution: Historical, Current, and Biblical perspectives, including two Western Australian Case Studies’, DMin, Tabor Adelaide (2013-) Primary supervisor (100%), Japheth Lian, ‘The Life and Witness of Chinland Churches’, PhD, Whitley College, University of Divinity (2013- 2015, on leave 2016, 2017-) Co-supervision (25%), of Graeme Anderson, ‘Shaping a Formational Ecclesiology: Using Newbigin and Willard to place discipleship at the centre of the Forge Missional Network’, with Graham Hill as primary supervisor, PhD, Morling College, Australian College of Theology (from second semester 2015-, on leave 2016 and 2017) Primary supervisor (75%), of Ian Packer, with secondary supervisor Gordon Preece, PhD, Sydney College of Divinity (2015-, on leave 2016, 2017-)

Postgraduate research “A Theology of and Direction for Partnering with Parents in Youth essays (18 cr pts or Ministry” 12000 word MACS Integrative Project, ACT (October 2016) more) supervised

Conferences attended International academic conferences 14th Assembly of the INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR MISSION STUDIES, Seoul, South Korea, ‘Conversions and Transformations: Missiological Approaches to Religious Change’ (August 11–17, 2016).

22 ANZATS conference, Melbourne (5 July 2016)

Conference papers International conference or international study commission papers or talks “Training Next Generation Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Baptist Leaders for Mission, “14th Assembly of the International Association for Mission Studies, Seoul, South Korea, ‘Conversions and Transformations: Missiological Approaches to Religious Change’, Children, Youth and Mission study group paper (11-17 August, 2016). Fieldwork notes, “Fieldwork in theology: learnings down-under forum,” panel with Lynne Taylor, Steve Taylor and Kevin Ward, ANZATS conference, Melbourne (5 July 2016)

National conference papers “Evangelism in a Secular Age,” Zadok Conference, November 2016, written by me, presented by Christine Wanstall

Editorial Board member Editorial Board, Practical Theology, international refereed journal (2016-) of a refereed journal or Editorial Board, Journal of Adult Theological Education (JATE), publication international refereed journal (2013-) Founding Editorial Board Member, Journal of Contemporary Ministry, Australian-based refereed journal, with refereed and non-refereed sections (2013-) Editorial Board, Australian Journal of Mission Studies, refereed journal (2006-)

Referee for journal Peer reviewer for Crucible (2016-ongoing): “The Viability of Missional Small Groups in Australian Churches” (reviewed April 2016)

Peer reviewer for Australasian Pentecostal Studies Journal (2016- ongoing): “Missional Leadership: A Critical Review of the Literature” (reviewed Feb 2016)

Peer reviewer for Ecclesial Practices (2014-ongoing): “Knowing as we are known: Relational Epistemology in Practice, Ecclesial Practices” (refereed July 2016)

Peer reviewer for Practical Theology (2014-ongoing) “Pastoral Encounters with Mid-Career Searchers,” (refereed Nov 2016)

Editorial Board member Zadok Perspectives & Papers of a non-refereed Regular contributor, recruiter and content suggester for Baptist Union of journal or publication Victoria’s denominational blog Baptists on Mission

Role in the organisation Convenor and committee chair, ‘Discipling Youth: Cultural Diversity & of conferences, lecture Belonging’, Nov 2017 National Symposium series and speakers SCD Research sub-committee on Templeton Foundation application, planning an initial Symposium in September 2015 (meeting bi-monthly from September 2014) Co-editor with Darrell Jackson of Symposium proceedings. Co- Cultural Diversity, Worship, and Australian Baptist Church Life New Wineskins Volume 2 (Sydney: Morling Press, 2016).

Membership of Australian and New Zealand Association for Theological Field Education

23 professional bodies (ANZATFE) and offices currently Australian Association for Mission Studies (AAMS) held Christian Research Association (CRA) Forge Mission Training Network Higher Education Research and Development Society of Australasia (HERDSA) [Member & Fellow] International Academy of Practical Theology (IAPT) International Association for Mission Studies (IAMS) International Society for Urban Mission (ISUM) Swinburne Leadership Institute (SLI)

Administrative Head of Discipline: Research, Australian College of Ministries (2013- leadership ongoing)

Tertiary teaching Australian College of Ministries, Sydney College of Divinity (ACOM, SCD): online coordination several mission units; examiner for other practical units; coordinating research students; research seminar coordination, Supervision of associate teachers

FORGE Mission Training Network: New Paradigms for the Missional Church; Beyond Consumerism: Spirituality, Sustainability & Discipleship;

Contribution to Initiator and convenor, ‘Melbourne Inklings’ Public Theology writing vocational and group, Hawthorn continuing educational BUV ‘Innovate’ Pioneering Leadership Course working group programs

Membership of Research Committee (and chair) committees and bodies Classifications & Promotions committee in the SCD Academic Board member SCD Research sub-committee for Templeton Application and Practical Theology doctorate proposals

Membership of ACOM Teaching and Learning Committee committees and bodies ACOM Academic Board in the Member Institution And for external bodies: Harvest Bible College Board of Directors Harvest Bible College Academic Board Member, TEQSA panel of experts Adjunct Professor, Swinburne Leadership Institute (SLI)

Role in the career and Supervisor of ACOM Associate Teachers for Pastoral Care, Preaching, professional Youth Ministry Subjects, Personal Formation, Soul Care and Spiritual development of staff Formation Coaching of pastors and Christian workers Providing faculty and research students with informal research software support for Endnote and NVivo

Official church Mission Catalyst (Researcher), Baptist Union of Victoria appointments Pastor, AuburnLife Baptist Church Director of Theological Studies, Forge Mission Training Network Honorary Research Fellow, University of Divinity (Associate since 2011, Fellow since 2014) Associate Researcher, National Church Life Survey; cooperating with

24 NCLS in analysing survey data and church implications. Executive member and Oceania Representative, International Association for Mission Studies (IAMS) (2016-) Member of Baptist World Alliance Division of Mission, Evangelism & Theological Reflection, Commission on Christian Education/Nurture, international representative commission researching patterns of congregational Christian education and leadership formation among Baptists, with annual gathering (2016-2020) Member, Children, Youth and mission, study group of International Association for Mission Studies (IAMS) (2016-) Member of Baptist World Alliance Division on Freedom and Justice (F&J), Commission on Creation Care, international representative commission with an annual gathering (2015-2020) Member of Swinburne University Human Research Ethics Committee (SUHREC) Chaplaincy Committee, Swinburne University Member, BETHOS Virtual Network – Baptists Engaging Ethics & Society Planning committee member, Conversational English classes and planned International English Language Teaching System (IELTS) classes, Auburn Hub

Pastoral responsibilities Pastor, AuburnLife Baptist Church Honorary Chaplain, Swinburne University

Membership of Hawthorn Triathlon Club community bodies

Rohan Curnow

Qualifications BA (ANU 1998), BTh (ACU 2004), MA (ACU 2002), MTh (SCD 2006), DLS (Adv)(Regis College 2009), STL (Regis College 2009), ThD (Toronto 2011), STD (Regis College, 2014) Academic Classification Level C – Senior Lecturer Institution Catholic Institute of Sydney Subject area Theology

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY Current research Major Projects: The use of scripture in systematic theology in Bernard Lonergan’s Third Stage of Meaning

Membership of Membership, AAR; CTSA; ACTA professional bodies Vice President, ACTA and offices currently held

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING Administrative Academic Dean, CIS leadership

Course co-ordination, Chair, CIS Curriculum Committee development of curriculum and teaching methodology

Tertiary teaching SCD:

25 T9609 Theological Methodology

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE Membership of SCD Member, SCD Company committees and bodies

Membership of MI Chair, Academic Board committees and bodies Chair, Curriculum Committee Member, Library Committee Member, IT Advisory Board

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH Membership of Coordinator of the Australian Jesuit’s Bernard Lonergan Collection community bodies

Brendan Daly Qualifications BTheol (Otago 1976) PGDipTheol (Otago 1977) MCL (Ottawa 1985) PhD (Ottawa 1986) JCD (St Paul’s University 1988) Academic Classification Level B - Lecturer Institution Catholic Institute of Sydney (Good Shepherd College – Te Hepara Pai, Auckland) Subject area Canon law, Pastoral

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY Current research Penal law

Chapters in books “Canon 276. Obligation to Pray the Liturgy of the Hours,” in Roman Replies and CLSA Advisory Opinions 2016, 88-93, Washington DC: Canon Law Society of America

Articles in refereed journals “Steering Wheel or Spare Tyre? The Obligation of the Priest to Pray,” Australasian Catholic Record, (July 2016): 292-309. “The Instruction Crimen Sollicitationis on the Crime of Solicitation: Confusion or Cover-up of Paedophilia?” The Canonist, 7.1, (2016): 10- 30.

Conferences attended Annual Conference of the Canon Law Society of Australian and New Zealand, Canon Law Society of Australia and New Zealand, Gold Coast, Queensland, 5-8 September The 78th Annual Convention, Canon Law Society of America, Houston, USA< 9-13 October 9-13

Editorial Board member of a Member, Editorial Board, The Canonist refereed journal or publication

Occasional lectures Sister Lovers of the Cross and Vinh-Thanh seminary April 2016 in Vinh Vietnam

Membership of professional Member, Canon Law Society of Australia and New Zealand, bodies and offices Member, Canon Law Society of America, currently held Member, Canon Law Society of Great Britain and Ireland

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING Administrative leadership Principal, Pastoral Care Person for International Students, Good Shepherd College

26 Tertiary teaching SCD: P7325 Maori Pastoral Care, P7363 Selected Themes in Canon Law, P7362 Canon Law and Sacraments

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE Membership of MI Member, Senate committees and bodies Member, Administration Committee Member, Board of Studies Member, Library Committee, Member, Research Committee

Matthew Del Nevo Qualifications BA AppSocSci (Lanchester Poly UK), BD (Hons) (USyd, 1991) GradDipEd (ACU, 2001) PhD (USyd 1996) Academic Classification Associate Professor Institution Catholic Institute of Sydney Subject area Philosophy - Humanities in the Christian Tradition

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY Current research Psychology of love, Marx’s humanism and its Christian origins, Lin Yutang and Chinese beauty; Zohar; critical research on religion.

Articles in non-refereed “Why is Memory Important?” Crucis, Oct 27 (Alphacrucis College) journals “Christians and the Bible - Part 4,” Crucis, March 17 “Christians and the Bible – Part 3,” Crucis, Feb 19 “Should Christians Meditate?” Spheres (Hillsong) “How Christians Meditate,” Spheres “Spiritual Struggle: Going Deeper,” Spheres “On the New Atheism and Christian Response,” Spheres

Conferences attended International Lacan Seminar, Australian College of Applied Psychology, Melbourne, 22 - 24 April Evangelism and Missions: Today and Tomorrow Various Christian Perspectives, Australian Association of Mission Studies, 2 May Alphacrucis College, Parramatta Christianity and Religions in China: Past, present and future, Ecclesiological Investigations International Research Network, Ming Hua Theological College and the Centre for Catholic Studies of the Chinese University of Hong Kong 20 -24 July, Hong Kong Patristic Symposium 2016: St John Chrysostom, St Andrews Greek Orthodox Theological College, Sydney, 23 – 24 September Knowledge, identification and identity in psychoanalysis, Australian Centre for Psychoanalysis, RANZ College of Psychiatrists, Rozelle, Sydney, 19 November Sino-Celtic Alternative Logics to Global Capitalism, Irish School of Ecumenics, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland, 14 – 15 December

Conference papers “The Resurrection of the Body: Marxism, Taoism, Christianity,” Christianity and Religions in China: Past, present and future, Ecclesiological Investigations International Research Network, Ming Hua Theological College and the Centre for Catholic Studies of the Chinese University of Hong Kong 20 -24 July, Hong Kong “Identity in Love: Lacan in Duras,” Knowledge, identification and identity in psychoanalysis, Australian Centre for Psychoanalysis, RANZ College of Psychiatrists, Rozelle, Sydney, 19 November “Envisaging Just Peace: Jesus, Confucius and Marx,” Sino-Celtic Alternative Logics to Global Capitalism, Irish School of Ecumenics, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland, 14 – 15 December

27 Participation in Member, AlphaCrucis College Development Committee for the academic program Introduction of new Diploma programs reviews

Participation in church, Member, AlphaCrucis Research Committee govt & industry bodies Member, AlphaCrucis Learning and Teaching Committee Member, AlphaCrucis Development Committee

Editorial Board member Editor, Critical Research on Religion (SAGE) Harvard U of a refereed journal or Co-editor, Cyberjournal of Charismatic and Pentecostal Research publication

Referee for journal Sophia (Melbourne U)

Occasional lectures Finding Harmony, New Acropolis Sydney, 23 April Marx’s Humanism and the Christian Doctrine of the Resurrection of the Body, School of Marxism, Xiamen University, Fujian, China, 2 August

Media commentary CCTV (China TV) covered my incursion into Fujian (Aug) to Qing Village, where I gave a series of 3 presentations to the children of the village. This was subsequently broadcast on nightly news and wechat. First foreign visitor to the village, into a region off-limits to foreigners. July/August

Membership of Board Member, Sydney Schubert Society professional bodies Board Member and examiner, Philosophy Pathways (UK) and offices currently Member, Christian Literary Studies Group (Oxford) held

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING Tertiary teaching SCD: W9612 Religion and Modernity W7332 The Human Person W7238 Reason Faith and God W7207 Logic and Critical Thinking W7358 Philosophical Psychology ACU: THEO558

Professional UA Research Roundtable (Canberra March 10) development in educational leadership, learning and teaching

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE Membership of SCD Member, Research Committee committees and bodies

Membership of MI Member, Academic Board committees and bodies

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH Official church Philosophical counselling, private consulting and training, Sydney appointments & designated pastoral responsibilities

Mervyn Duffy Qualifications BSc (Hons) (Victoria 1983) STB (Angelicum 1985) STL (Gregorian 2001)

28 STD (Gregorian 2005) Academic Classification Level B - Lecturer Institution Catholic Institute of Sydney (Good Shepherd College – Te Hepara Pai, Auckland) Subject area Theology

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY Current research Early Marist missionaries in the Pacific Theology and Medieval Art

Articles in non-refereed “Crib Origins” Marist Messenger (12/2015): 38-40. journals “What is a Church?” Marist Messenger (2/2016): 36-8. “Reading the Sanctuary Part 1” Marist Messenger (3/2016): 34-7. “Reading the Sanctuary Part 2” Marist Messenger (4/2016): 36-7. “Annunciation and Agony” Marist Messenger (5/2016): 32-4. “The Prayer of the Faithful” Marist Messenger (6/2016): 27-9. “We worship God Better than in the Finest Churches” Liturgy (41:2), (6/2016): 9-16. “Carrying a Sword,” Marist Messenger (8/2016): 38-40. “Liturgy and the early Catholic missionaries to New Zealand (1),” Marist Messenger (9/2016): 16-20. “Liturgy and the early Catholic missionaries to New Zealand (2),” Marist Messenger (10/2016): 16-19. “Liturgy and the early Catholic missionaries to New Zealand (3),” Marist Messenger (11/2016): 11-13.

Creative works Set up and am maintaining www.mariststudies.org a “wiki” on the writings of the early Catholic missionaries in Western Oceania. This is part of a group task involving the publication and translation of these letters. Coordinating a group of volunteer translators and uploading their translations.

Research degree theses “An Examination of the Pneumatological Anthropology and examined Pneumatological Ecclesiology of Yves Congar: Roots and Ramifications,” MTh, University of Otago.

Postgraduate research “The Relationality of Karl Rahner’s theology of freedom,” BTh(Hons), 18 essays credit points, University of Auckland

Conferences attended NZATS Combined Conference, New Zealand Association of Theological Schools, Carey Baptist College, Auckland 28-30 June.

Conference papers “The Seven Sacraments Altarpiece by Rogier van der Weyden (c. 1445): Pre-Reformation Sacramental Theology in Art,” NZATS Combined Conference, New Zealand Association of Theological Schools, Carey Baptist College, Auckland 28-30 June

Occasional lectures “The Evolution of the Crucifix,” Mercy Spirituality Centre, Epsom, Auckland, 23 February “The True Vine,” Mercy Spirituality Centre, Epsom, Auckland, 19 February “The Church of San Clemente in Rome and its Apse Mosaic,” GAPS Arts lecture 72, Avondale, Auckland, 20 March “The Mercy Tree,” Mercy Spirituality Centre, Epsom, Auckland, 2

29 September “The Seven Sacraments Altarpiece,” St Michael’s Parish, Remuera, Auckland, 11 October 1 Nov 2016 – “The Lamb of God Altarpiece,” St Michael’s Parish, Remuera, Auckland, 1 November “The Journey of the Magi,” Mercy Spirituality Centre, Epsom, Auckland, 28 November

Media commentary Radio Interview with Beate Matthies on topics related to Mercy Spirituality Centre talks for Community Radio, 2 February Radio Interview recorded for PlanetFM on “The Immaculate Conception,” 29 November Interview with Rowena Orejana of New Zealand Catholic newspaper on “The Journey of the Magi,” 1 December

Membership of Member, STAANZA (Auckland chapter of Theological association) professional bodies Member, Administrative Committee (webmaster), NZATS (New Zealand and offices currently Association of Theological Schools) held

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING Administrative Dean of Studies leadership

Course co-ordination, Responsible for planning as to which courses run at Good Shepherd development of College each year. curriculum and Responsible for distance Education teaching methodology

Tertiary teaching SCD: T7101 Introduction to Theology, T7333 The Trinity, T7231 The Person and Work of Jesus

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE Membership of MI Secretary, Academic Advisory Board committees and bodies Chair, Board of Studies Chair, Research Committee Member, Administrative Committee

Role in the staff In charge of Staff Professional Development professional & career development

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH Official church Member, Provincial Council of NZ Province of the Society of Mary appointments Member, NZ Methodist-Catholic Dialogue Member, Understanding Faith Curriculum Advisory Group (National body for advice on Secondary School Religious Education Syllabus)

Honours and awards Recipient of the 2016 John Dunmore Medal. The John Dunmore Medal is awarded annually by the Federation of Alliances Françaises of New Zealand in recognition of major contributions to knowledge and better understanding of the part played by the French people and French culture in the scientific, economic, historical and cultural development of the Pacific

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Arseny Ermakov Qualifications BTh, MA, PhD Academic Classification Lecturer Institution Booth College Employment status Full-time Subject area Biblical Studies

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY Current research Arseny Ermakov and Robert S. Snow. The Gospel of Matthew: A Commentary in Wesleyan Tradition. New Beacon Bible Commentary. Kansas: Beacon Press, under contract.

Research degree theses Wendy Turnour, A Theological Hermeneutical Inquiry into the ‘Critical supervised Heart’ of Christian Discipleship in Matthew’s Gospel (PhD, SCD, ongoing)

Research degree theses Paul McGhie, “Wrestling in the Womb: Duality and Intertextuality in examined Genesis 37-50.” Sydney: The Catholic Institute of Sydney, 2016.

Conferences attended SCD Theology Conference “St. Paul and His Legacy” (Sydney, 30 September 2016) TSA Thought Matters Conference “Rediscovering Salvation: New Creation and an Abundant Gospel” (Melbourne, 14-16 October 2016) The Australasian Centre for Wesleyan Research Conference “Wesleyans at Worship” (Brisbane, August 2016)

Conference papers ‘Separation or Presence? Reimagining the Biblical Theology of Holiness’ (a paper presented at The Australasian Centre for Wesleyan Research Conference “Wesleyans at Worship” Brisbane, August 2016)

Referee for journal Crucible

Membership of SBL, WTS, BNTS, ACWR professional bodies and offices currently held

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING Administrative Head of Biblical Studies leadership

Tertiary teaching B7214 Pentateuch, A8530 Introduction to Biblical Language, B7252/8520 Introduction to the Old Testament, B7130/8530 Introduction to the New Testament, B9603 Interpretation of the Bible, B8595 Issues in Deutero- Isaiah

Professional Booth College E-learning Professional Development Day (3 May 2016) development in

educational leadership, learning and teaching

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE Membership of Research Committee committees and bodies in the SCD

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Membership of Academic Board, Curriculum and Assessment Moderation Committee, committees and bodies Assessment Results Moderation Committee, and Library Committee in the Member Institution

Daniel Fanous Qualifications BE, MBBS, MTh, RACGP, PhD (submitted) Academic Classification AQF 9 Lecturer Institution St Cyril’s Theological College Employment status Full-time Subject area Theology & New Testament

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY Current research The life and Theological legacy of Cyril VI The interface between theology and scriptural exegesis The Patristic understanding of Pauline Justification, and the “New Perspective” Thoughts and the Early Church Fathers

Postgraduate research 2017 “Was Pope Dioscorus I of Alexandria, 25th Pope of Alexandria & essays (18 cr pts or Patriarch of the See of St. Mark, a Monophysite?” (Joshua Tadros) more) examined University of Divinity Research Essay

Conferences attended SCD Romans Conference, Sydney 2016 IACS Coptic Congress, Claremont 2016

Conference papers Daniel Fanous, “The New perspective & Deification” SCD Romans Conference Sydney 2016 Daniel Fanous, “Cyril VI: An unusual method of Theological reform” IACS Coptic Congress Claremont 2016

Participation in church, 2015 St Peter and Paul Coptic Orthodox Church Parish Priest Pastoral government and Care/Homilies industry bodies

Occasional lectures Lectures throughout Coptic Orthodox Parishes in Sydney, Brisbane, Gold Coast

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING Administrative 2013- St Cyril’s Coptic Orthodox Theological College Dean & Lecturer leadership Oversight and Teaching 2015- St Peter and Paul Coptic Orthodox Church Parish Priest Pastoral Care/Homilies

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE Membership of Principal’s Fellowship committees and bodies Coursework Committee in the SCD SCD Council

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH Official church 2015- St Peter and Paul Coptic Orthodox Church Parish Priest appointments Pastoral Care/Homilies

Paul Fanous Qualifications BSci, MBBS, MTh, RACGP, D Min (Candidate)

32 Academic Classification AQF 9 Lecturer Institution St Cyril’s Coptic Orthodox Theological College Employment status Part-time Subject area Biblical Studies

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY Current research Research Proposal for D Min – New Testament Models of Ministry – An approach to Ministry Advanced readings of the Johannine Litrerature

Participation in church, 2016 Coptic Orthodox Youth Association (COYA) – Board Member government and industry bodies

Occasional lectures Lectures throughout Coptic Orthodox Parishes in Sydney, Brisbane, Gold Coast

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE Membership of 2015 St Cyrils Academic Board committees and bodies in the Member Institution

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH Official church 2015 St Abraam Coptic Orthodox Church - Parish Priest Pastoral appointments Care/Homilies 2015 Pope Shenouda III Centre – Youth Co-Ordinator 2016 Coptic Orthodox Youth Association (COYA) – Board Member

Pastoral responsibilities Primary, high school and youth programs co-ordinator Homilies and Sermons weekly Sports services within the parish Visiting of homes, sick and elderly

Hanna Hyun Qualifications Ph.D Intercultural Studies (Missiology), specialty in Islam, Reformed Theological Seminary, 2012, MS, U.S.A Academic Classification Lecturer Institution Sydney College of Divinity, KST Employment status Part-time Subject area Intercultural Studies

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY Chapters in books SCD KST Professors, ed. “Acts 3:11-26, the fulfillment of God’s covenant through the messiah, Jesus Christ, and its significant meaning in ahmadiyya community’s context,” in Sydney Theological Reflection. No. 2. Sydney College of Divinity, Sydney, NSW, AU (2016).

Articles in refereed “The Modern Dhimmi and Slavery in 21st century Islamism based on the journals Origins of ISIS and Salafiya movement,” Theology of Mission, Spring 38 (2016): 87-122

“The direction of Sports Mission in relation to Hospitality Mission,” Faith and Scholarship, 21.4 (December 2016): 213-236.

33 Creative works Presenting and exhibiting art work and commentary “Reconciliation of South and North Korean” at Jewish Arts exhibition called Tikkun Olam at Waverley Library in Bondi Junction, during 6 August to 7 September 2016

Research degree theses Modern diaspora Jews’ identity formation and its composed factors before examined and after the Second World War focused in Sydney and Melbourn Won- IL Jung M.TH. 2016-2017

Conferences attended Research Seminar provided in SCD campus

AAMS Conference “Reimagiing Home” 2-5th July, Whitley College, Melbourne

Participation in church, Assistant Accountant, IPA Institute Public Accountants 2016 government and industry bodies One Family Church- Voluntary Teacher for Preschool children Care, 2nd generation of Korean Congregation

Editorial Board member Institute of Islam in Sydney, NSW of a non-refereed journal or publication

Role in the organisation Public officer of Institute of Islam in Sydney, NSW of conferences, lecture series and speakers

Occasional lectures Encountering Islam, Sydney Central Presbyterian Church, Granville for 6 weeks course

Media commentary News Paper, Life Story with living with others in Australia, HANHO Korean Daily, 09/08/2016

Membership of Member of Australian Association of Mission Studies (AAMS) professional bodies Member of International Association of Mission Studies (IAMS) and offices currently Member of Korean Evangelical Missiological Society, held Member of Christian Scholars’ Society Member of Korean Society of Mission Studies

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING Course co-ordination, Flipped Learning New Pedagogy for Mission and Justice course M7372 development of Bachelor course curriculum and teaching methodology

Contribution to Islam Seminar for local churches and laymen hosted by Institute of Islam in vocational and Sydney continuing educational programs

Professional Coramdeo Theological Seminary, Lecturing Intensive course of Lausanne development in Covenant and Missions, Open-door Korean Church, Chatswood, educational leadership, December. 2016. learning and teaching

34 CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE Activities within the Treasurer, The Korean Institute of Christianity in Australia Academic Department

Joon-Hee Han Qualifications Session Lecturer Academic Classification DipTh, BTh, MTh, PhD Institution Sydney College of Divinity Korean School of Theology Employment status sessional Subject area Biblical Studies (New Testament)

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY Books translated Webb, Henry E. In Search of Christian Unity. Abilene: ACU Press, 2003. Chapters in books 20 Chapters Chapters translated 16-20 Chapters

Research degree theses MTh (Yong-Seok Chun, SCD Korean School of Theology) 25. 1. 2017 examined

Conferences attended Romans and the Legacy of St Paul 1. 10. 2016. Sydney College of Divinity, Australia

Fresh Hope. Soul Strength 2017/ Churches of Christ in NSW. Thursday 11 May, 4:00pm-5:30 pm. Tops Conference Centre.

Conference papers A Study on the Equality of Jews and Gentiles in Romans. The Equality of Jews and Gentiles in Romans.

Participation in academic The Korean Institute of Christianity in Australia, 2016 and 13-14, 2017 program reviews

Participation in church, Sermon on Sunday morning at Korean Presbyterian Church of Melbourne, government and industry 29.1. 2017. Sermon on Wednesday night at the Uniting Church in Australia, bodies 1. 2. 2017.

James R Harrison

Qualifications BADip Ed (Macquarie University, 1976); MA (Macquarie Unversity, 1990); PhD (1997)

Academic Classification Level E

Institution Sydney College of Divinity

Employment status Part-time

Subject area Biblical Studies

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY Current research The apostle Paul in his Jewish and Graeco-Roman context; the Historical Jesus; epigraphy and papyri and their relationship to the background of the New Testament; the material culture of the biblical cities; the imperial world; Graeco-Roman antiquity more generally.

Books edited .J.R. Harrison and L.L. Welborn (eds.), The First Urban Churches. Volume 2: Roman Corinth (Atlanta: SBL Press, 2016).

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Chapters in books “The Seven Sages, The Delphic Canon and Ethical Education in Antiquity,” in M.R. Hauge and A.W. Pitts (eds.), Ancient Education and Early Christianity (London/New York: Bloomsbury T&T Clark, 2016), 71-86. “Who is the ‘Lord of Grace’? Jesus’ Parables in Imperial Context,” in A. Weissenrieder (ed.), Borders: Terms, Ideologies and Performances (Tübingen: Mohr Siebeck, 2016), 383-417. “Paul and Empire II: Negotiating the Seduction of Imperial ‘Peace and Security’ in Galatians, Thessalonians and Philippians,” in A. Winn (ed.), New Testament and Empire (Atlanta: SBL Press, 2016), 165-184. “Excavating the Urban Life of Roman Corinth” in J.R. Harrison and L.L. Welborn (eds.), The First Urban Churches. Volume 2: Roman Corinth (Atlanta: SBL Press, 2016), 1-45. “Paul and the agōnothetai at Corinth: Engaging the Civic Values of Antiquity,” in J.R. Harrison and L.L. Welborn (eds.), The First Urban Churches. Volume 2: Roman Corinth (Atlanta: SBL Press, 2016), 271- 326.

Articles in refereed “The Erasure of Honour: Paul and the Politics of Dishonour,” Tyndale journals Bulletin 66.2 (2016): 161-184. “Sponsors of Paideia: Ephesian Benefactors, Civic Virtue and the New Testament,” Early Christianity 7/3 (2016): 346-367.

Conferences attended Evangelical Theological Society Meeting, San Antonio, USA (15-17 November). SCD 2016 Annual Conference, Romans and the Legacy of St Paul: Social, Theological, and Pastoral Perspectives, Sydney College of Divinity, North Ryde (29-30 September). St Andrew’s Patristic Symposium 2016: Saint John Chrysostom, St Andrews' Greek Orthodox Theological College, Redfern (23-24 September). SNTS Montreal, Canada (2-5 August)

Conference papers “The Intersection of Justice, Sin and Grace: Paul’s Epistle to the Romans, the Ancient Reciprocity System and the Confession Inscriptions of Asia Minor,” Evangelical Theological Society Meeting, San Antonio, USA (15-17 November). “Romans and the Reconfiguration of Roman Society: Paul and Cicero Compared,” SCD 2016 Annual Conference, Romans and the Legacy of St Paul: Social, Theological, and Pastoral Perspectives, Sydney College of Divinity, North Ryde (29-30 September). “St John Chrysostom, St Paul and the Jews: A Parting of the Exegetical Ways?,” St Andrew’s Patristic Symposium 2016: Saint John Chrysostom, St Andrews' Greek Orthodox Theological College, Redfern (23-24 September). “The City, Its Gods, and the Jews,” SNTS Montreal, Canada (2-5 August).

Editorial Board member SCD Press of a refereed journal or Editorial Board, Pacifica publication

Referee for journal Referee, Pacifica

Role in the organisation Organisation of Romans and the Legacy of St Paul: Social, Theological, of conferences, lecture and Pastoral Perspectives, Sydney College of Divinity, North Ryde (29- series and speakers 30 September). Organisation as co-convenor of “Polis and Ekklesia: Investigations of Urban Christianity” Organisation of 2016 Annual Lecture (Dr Alan Cadwallader, ACU, was held on May 4 2016)/Special Lecture (Professor Elaine Wainwright on

36 Wednesday 7 September 2016)

Membership of Member, Society of New Testament Studies. professional bodies and Member, Society for the Study of Early Christianity, Macquarie University. offices currently held Member, Society of Biblical Literature. Member, Australian Catholic Biblical Association. Member, Fellowship of Biblical Studies, Australia.

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING Administrative SCD Research Director leadership Research Committee Academic Board

Professional Organisation of SCD Research Seminars for doctoral candidates, as well as development in organisation of SCD Research and Professional Development Seminar and educational leadership, Research Supervisor Workshop learning and teaching

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE Membership of Member, Society of New Testament Studies. committees in broader Member, Society for the Study of Early Christianity, Macquarie University. tertiary sector Member, Society of Biblical Literature. Member, Australian Catholic Biblical Association. Member, Fellowship of Biblical Studies, Australia.

Sarah L Hart Qualifications BA(Auckland) 1977, DipMus(Auckland)1977, MTheol(Hons) (Auckland) 2002, DTheol (University of Divinity), 2012 Academic Classification Level B - Lecturer Institution Catholic Institute of Sydney (Good Shepherd College – Te Hepara Pai, Auckland) Subject area Biblical Studies – Old Testament

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY Current research Old Testament

Conferences attended Australian Catholic Biblical Conference, ACBA, Australian Catholic University, Melbourne, 7 – 10 July 2016

Conference papers “Exegesis and Interpretation of Isaiah 56: 1 – 16,” in Australian Catholic Biblical Conference, ACBA, Australian Catholic University, Melbourne, 7 – 10 July 2016

Participation in church, Cantor, Catholic Parish of St Benedicts, Newtown, Auckland govt & industry bodies

Membership of Secretary, Australian Catholic Biblical Conference (ACBA) professional bodies Member, Society of Biblical Literature and offices currently Member, Aotearoa New Zealand Association of Biblical Studies held

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING Tertiary teaching List the course units taught by Institution and code: e.g. SCD: B7231 Prophetic Literature

37 The Catholic Institute of Aotearoa New Zealand: Introduction to the Old Testament

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH Membership of Trustee, Homeworks Trust community bodies

Evelyn Hibbert Qualifications MBBS, MEd(TESOL), MEd (Further Education and Training), MA with Merit (Arabic and Islamic Studies), EdD Academic Classification C Institution Booth College Employment status Part-time Subject area Missiology

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY Books Hibbert, E.C., & Hibbert, R.Y. (2016) Training Missionaries: Principles and Possibilities. William Carey Library.

Articles in non-refereed Hibbert, R.Y., & Hibbert, E.C. (2017) Managing conflict in a multicultural journals team. Evangelical Missions Quarterly, 53(3):18-23.

Editorial Board member When Women Speak of a refereed journal or publication

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING Administrative Academic Dean, Booth College 2016- leadership

Course co-ordination, All Booth College academic programs development of curriculum and teaching methodology

Tertiary teaching M7100 Introduction to Mission M7195 Introduction to Islam M7195 Introduction to Cross-Cultural Church Planting M7260 Communicating the Gospel in Australia and New Zealand M8500 Research Methods M8595 Multicultural Ministry M9685 Cross Cultural Mission M9695 Women’s Missional Ministry M9695 Issues in Mission and Social Justice

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE Membership of Academic Board, Booth College July 2015- committees and bodies in the Member Institution

Activities within the Academic Leadership Academic Department

Role in the career and Responsible for the development of all School for Christian Studies staff, professional including academic faculty development of staff Organised professional development in elearning for all Booth College

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Yong Tai In Qualifications DTh in Min. Academic Classification BTh, MDiv, MTh, DThm Institution SCD Korean School of Theology Employment status Full-time Subject area Christian Life & Ministry

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY Books Preparing for a book “The Beatitudes from the Perspective of Public Theology”

Postgraduate research Cha Tae Chel “The Study of Social Work Students’ Opinion about projects (18 cr pts or Inclusion of Religion and Spirituality in the Social Work Curriculum” more) supervised (semester two, 2016) Kye Sook Chung “The Spirituality of Pastors Affecting Church Growth” (semester one, 2017)

Conferences attended The Australia Korean Christian Research Institute(11.07-13.07. 2016)

Occasional lectures Title: “The Introduction to the bible” in Korean Church Title: “Spirituality” in Korean Church

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING Professional Lecturer’s Retreat (13.01.-15.01. 2016) development in Lecturer’s Retreat (04.07.-05.07. 2016) educational leadership, Lecturer’s Retreat (16.01.-18.01. 2016) learning and teaching

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE Membership of Extended Campus manager of Korean School of Theology(2015) committees and bodies Coordinator for M.Div. Courses(2016~present) in the SCD

Membership of KST Research Committee(2016~present) committees and bodies in the Member Institution

Activities within the As the Korean Research Committee advise for long essay Academic Department

Role in the career and Interview and advise for student of M.Div. As the coordinator for M.Div. professional courses, I take care of the M.Div. students, such as their enrolments, and development of staff being a member of the Korean Research Committee I guide the M.Div. dissertation and also take care of the student officers.

Professional Preparing for professional development meeting. development in I help to organize student missions and study tours. I also train the pastor institutional planning candidates and connect them to local churches. I give sermons at the and governance college chapel

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH Official church Sydney Woori Church appointments

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Pastoral responsibilities Assistant Minister As an assistant minister of Sydney Woori Church, I am giving sermons on a weekly basis and leading bible study group throughout the week for both the adult and youth groups at the church

Membership of The elected leader of The Korean Reformed Church in Australian community bodies

I am also running leadership and Christian spiritual seminars for multiple church communities. I am currently involved as a member of the Australian-Korean Reformed Christian community and also provide education and training for its pastor candidates. Also, as a member of the Sydney Pastors Association, I provide specialized lectures for different topics; including the Bible, discipleship, leadership, missions and spirituality for local churches. I help out churched for spiritual development and revival as a representative of the Australia Korean Christian Research Institute. During last year, preached and lectured at many local churches.

Qualifications BA, MA, MDiv, MTh, Ph.D cand Academic Classification Lecturer Institution Sydney College of Divinity, KST Employment status Full-time Subject area Theology

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY Current research Assurance and Piety in John Calvin: Assurance and Piety in Calvin’s Institute

Articles in refereed “The Nature and Characteristics of Calvin’s Piety” (Vol 2 Sep. 2016 journals Journal of “Theological Reflections”)

Conferences attended SCD Annual Conference, 30 September -1 October 2016 “Romans and the Legacy of St. Paul: Social Theological & Pastoral Perspectives”

Editorial Board member Oversea Adviser of “Now, here and beyond”, Quarterly Journal, Korea of a non-refereed journal or publication

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING Professional SCD, KST retreat (4 Jul - 5 Jul 2016) development in educational leadership, learning and teaching

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH Official church Boronia Park Uniting Church appointments

Pastoral responsibilities Lay Preacher, Boronia Park Uniting Church, Boronia Park, NSW

Membership of Leader and Council Member of Sydney Humanitas Class / community bodies Oversea Adviser of “Now, here and beyond,” Quarterly Journal, Korea

Antonios Kaldas Qualifications MB,BS(Syd); GradDipPhil(MQ); MRes(MQ)

40 Academic Classification Level A, Associate Lecturer Institution St Cyril’s Coptic Orthodox Theological College Employment status Part-time Subject area Philosophy

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY Current research Attention and Consciousness

Conferences attended • The Value of Suffering, Macquarie University, 19 February. • Psychopathologies and Consciousness, Macquarie University, 3 June. • Reshaping the Mind, New Work on Cognitive Ontology, Macquarie University, 9-10 June. • Attention, Consciousness, & Self, Monash University, 8-9 July. • Hypnotisability, Macquarie University, 22 September.

Media commentary Hope 103.2FM Annual Christmas and Easter Messages.

Membership of Registered Medical Practitioner with the NSW Medical Board. professional bodies Society for the Study of Ancient Christianity (Macquarie University). and offices currently American Philosophical Association. held Australasian Association of Philosophy. Association for the Scientific Study of Consciousness. Society for Philosophy and Psychology. Centre for the Study of Cognition and its Disorders (Macquarie University).

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH Pastoral responsibilities Parish Priest, Coptic Orthodox Parish of Archangel Michael & St Bishoy, Mount Druitt.

Membership of Aletheia Coptic Apologetics Discussion Group. community bodies Solace of the Lord, Charity. Exodus YouthWorx, Charity.

Philip Kariatlis Qualifications BTh (SCD 1995) BA (Sydney 2000) MTh (SCD 2001) ThD (2010) Academic Classification Senior Lecturer Institution St Andrew’s Greek Orthodox Theological College Employment status Full-time Subject area Theology

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY Current research Existential ramifications of the Trinitarian doctrine

Chapters in Books Primacy in the Thought of Stylianos [Harkianakis], Archbishop of Australia’. In Primacy in the Church: The Office of Primate and the Authority of Councils: Historical and Theological Perspectives. Volume 1. ed. John Chryssavgis (Yonkers, New York: St Vladimir’s Seminary Press, 2016): 281-298. Articles in refereed “The Ecumenical Patriarchate and the Environment,” St Mark’s Review 236 journals August (2016): 16-36.

“An Examination of the Theological-Ethical Contributions of Archbishop Stylianos (Harkianakis of Australia to Creation Theology and Environmental Issues,” Phronema 31.2 (2016): 23-40.

Articles in non-refereed “The Church and Her Synodical Mode of Existence,” Voice of Orthodoxy, journals 38. 1-3 (2016): 4-5.

41 “The Sacredness of Marriage: God’s Life-Long School of Love,” Voice of Orthodoxy 38.7-9 (2016): 39-41, 38:10-12 (2016): 54.

Project details Theology and Life Series. A catechetical initiative of St Andrew’s Greek Orthodox Theological College. The project consists in visiting different state and territory capital cities for the delivery of public lectures. Project member and contributor.

Committee for the Translation of Liturgical Texts, Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of Australia. Project member.

Conferences attended 2016 ANZATS Conference: The Atonement.. Trinity College, Parkville, Melbourne, 3-6 July, 2016

St Andrew’s 7th Patristic Symposium 2016: St John Chrysostom. St Andrew’s Greek Orthodox Theological College, Redfern, NSW; 23-24 September, 2016.

Conference papers “Towards a Comprehensive Vision of the Atonement: Implications from an Eastern Orthodox Perspective.” 2016 ANZATS Conference: The Atonement.. Trinity College, Parkville, Melbourne, 3-6 July, 2016.

Participation in church, Member, Faith and Unity Commission, National Council of Churches of government and Australia. industry bodies

Editorial Board member Member, Australasian Theological Forum Editorial Board. of a refereed journal or Member, Phronema. publication Member, Colloquium, The Australian and New Zealand Theological Review.

Occasional lectures “Marriage as a Mystery: A Pathway to the Kingdom,” 27th Annual Short Course in Orthodox Studies, St Spyridon Parish (Kingsford NSW), 9 November, 2016.

“The Ecclesial Character of Theology,” St Cyril’s Coptic Orthodox College, guest lecture for Introducing Theology unit, 11 October, 2016.

“An Orthodox Receptive Ecumenical Response to ‘The Church: Towards a Common Vision,” Faith and Order Paper 214. Charles Sturt University, guest lecture for Looking Beyond Division unit, 24 June, 2016.

“Trinitarian Doctrine: A Paradigm for our Self-Understanding,” Greek Orthodox Parish and Community of St Nektarios (Burwood NSW), 17 March, 2016.

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING

Administrative leadership Academic Director

Course co-ordination, SCD: T7101; T8501; T7234. development of curriculum and teaching methodology

Professional development Co-ordinator, Professional Development Days at St Andrew’s Greek in educational Orthodox Theological College. leadership, learning and teaching

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CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE Membership of Member, Council committees and bodies Chair, Principals’ Fellowship in the SCD Member, Academic Standards

Membership of Member, Council committees and bodies Member, Faculty Board in the Member Member, Admissions Committee Institution Member, Library Committee

Role in the career and Convenor, St Andrew’s Professional Development Days. professional development of staff

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH Official church Head Cantor, Greek Orthodox Church of St Stylianos, Gymea appointments Member, NCCA Faith and Unity Commission.

Membership of Member, St Basil's Homes for the Aged, Lakemba (NSW) community bodies

Gerard Kelly Qualifications STB (CIS 1980) STL (CIS 1986) PhD(Theology) (Ottawa 1992) STD (Ottawa 1996). Academic Classification Level D – Associate Professor Institution Catholic Institute of Sydney Subject area Theology

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY Current research Sacrament of Confirmation

Articles in refereed “The Justice and Mercy of God,” Australasian Catholic Record 93 (2016): journals 198-208

Research degree theses “Eucharistic remembrance and the memory of Israel. A study of supervised Christological developments in the Jewish–Christian dialogue since Nostra aetate and their implications for eucharistic theology as expressed in Eucharistic Prayer IV of the Roman Rite,” ThD. Sydney College of Divinity. “Rejecting Satan: Conversion in the ordinary life of the Church with specific reference to the work of René Girard,” PhD. Sydney College of Divinity. “Interchurch Families and the Case for Eucharistic Sharing: In Search of a Familial Eucharistic Normality,” PhD. Sydney College of Divinity

Conferences attended “Luther@500,” Catholic Leadership Centre, Melbourne, 28 June – 2 July “The Atonement,” Australian and New Zealand Association of Theological Schools (ANZATS) Conference, University of Divinity, Melbourne, 4 -6 July “Theological Contributions towards Reimagining Gender and Justice,” Australian Catholic Theological Association (ACTA) Conference, Australian Catholic University, Melbourne, 7 10 July “Romans and the Legacy of Paul,” SCD Conference, 30 September – 1 October “Creed and Conflict: Doing Theology in Sydney 1916-2016,” Heretics Centenary Conference, St Paul’s College, University of Sydney, 30 November

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Participation in church, National Council of Churches in Australia Executive, Member govt & industry bodies Lutheran–Roman Catholic Dialogue in Australia, Co-chair Faith and Unity Commission, National Council of Churches in Australia, Member Commission for Ecumenical and Interfaith Relations, Archdiocese of Sydney, Member Board of Centre for Ecumenical Studies, Member NSW Chapter of Australian Catholic University, Member

Editorial Board member Editor, Australasian Catholic Record of a refereed journal or publication

Referee for journal Theological Studies

Role in the organisation Organised the Veech Lecture, Catholic Institute of Sydney, 3 November of conferences, lecture series and speakers

Occasional lectures “The Centre for ecumenical Studies and its Role in the Study of Ecumenism,” at Ecumenical Roundtable, Australian Centre for Christianity and Culture, Canberra, 3 February “Ministry in the Church,” series delivered to the clergy of the Diocese of Maitland-Newcastle, St Joseph’s Spirituality and Education Centre, Kincumber, 13-15 April “The Catholic Church and Ecumenism,” to Sydney Catholic Schools leaders, Catholic Institute of Sydney, 17 August, “Receptive Ecumenism,” National Council of Churches in Australia Assembly, NCCA Offices, Sydney, 27 October “The Petrine Ministry in a New Situation – A Presentation of the Statement of the Lutheran–Roman Catholic Dialogue in Australia,” National Gathering of Diocesan Ecumenical Commissions, Catholic Leadership Centre, Melbourne, 29 October

Membership of Member, Australian and New Zealand Association of Theological Schools professional bodies (ANZATS) and offices currently Member, Australian Catholic Theological Association (ACTA) held Member, Catholic Theological Society of America

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING Administrative President, Catholic Institute of Sydney leadership

Course co-ordination, SCD Theology Discipline Coordinator development of curriculum and teaching methodology

Tertiary teaching SCD: T7323 The Sacraments, T7101 Introduction to Theology, T8501 Introducing Theology, T8523 Theology of Sacraments, T9618 Collegiality and Primacy T9693 Independent Guided Study

Professional SCD Professional Development Days: Monday 7 March, 9 May, Monday 8 development in August

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CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE Membership of SCD Vice President, Sydney College of Divinity Council committees and bodies Chair, SCD Academic Board Discipline Coordinator, SCD Theology Discipline Chair, SCD Institutional Membership Committee

Membership of MI Member, CIS Senate committees and bodies Member, CIS Academic Board Member, CIS Finance Committee Chair, CIS Library Committee Member, CIS Curriculum Committee Chair, CIS Health and Safety Committee

Activities within the Chair, CIS Theology Discipline Academic Department

Role in staff professional Convenor, CIS Inservice and Planning Days &career development

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH Official church Co-Chair, Lutheran–Roman Catholic Dialogue in Australia appointments & Member, Faith and Unity Commission, National Council of Churches in designated pastoral Australia responsibilities Member, Commission for Ecumenical and Interfaith Relations, Archdiocese of Sydney Parish Mass, St Mary’s Concord Community Mass, Chinese Catholic Community, Lindfield and Eastwood

Honam Kim Qualifications PhD Academic Classification Senior Lecturer Institution KST SCD Employment status Full-time Subject area Biblical Studies

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY Role in team As an Advisor for the 9Th Theological Forum, The Korean Institute of Christianity in Australia (held at Collaroy Conference Centre)

Conferences attended The 9th Theological Forum, Korean Institute of Christianity in Australia 11-13July 2016 NSW.

NSW Fellowship of Biblical Studies, 26 Mat 2016 at Mandelbaum House, University of Sydney

Conference papers The 2nd Jerusalem Forum, “Literally structure on Ps.1” at University of Holy Land, Jerusalem

Participation in As an External Panel of Annual Academic Review in Seoul Bible academic program Theological Seminary, 9-10 Dec. 2016 reviews

Participation in church, As an Advisory Board member of ‘Refresh Movement’, 2015-2017, North government and Ryde NSW(Annual Youth Camp) industry bodies

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Membership of President of the Korean Institute for Islamic Studies, Australia. professional bodies and offices currently held

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING Administrative Dean of Korean Program(KST), SCD leadership

Course co-ordination, Chair of curriculum committee in KST development of curriculum and teaching methodology

Contribution to 3 times Keynote Speaker for Pastors Training Seminary of Korean vocational and Reformed Churches in Australia, 2016-2017 continuing educational programs

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE Membership of committees in broader tertiary sector

Membership of Chair of Academic Committee in KST committees and bodies Member of Academic Standard committee, SCD in the SCD

Professional Chair of the strategic planning committee, KST development in institutional planning and governance

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH Official church Senior Pastor of Shalom Community Church, Sydney appointments

Pastoral responsibilities Executive board member of Korean Reformed Church in Australia

Jin Heung Kim Qualifications ThD Academic Classification Senior Lecturer Institution SCD Korean School of Theology Employment status Full-time Subject area Church History, Systematic Theology

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY Current research A Theological Biography of Peter Martyr Vermigli (book) Presbyterian Faith according to the Reformed Catechisms (book) Locus on Justification in Peter Martyr Vermigli’s Commentary on the Romans (article)

Chapters in books Jin Heung Kim, “The Necessity of the Education for Baptism” in J7 Things to Know to become a Senior Pastor, ed. H. Kim et al. (Seoul: Seum Books, 2016), 128-132.

Jin Heung Kim, “Concerning the Prayer for the Dead” in 7 Things to Know

46 to become a Senior Pastor, ed. J.H. Kim et al. (Seoul: Seum Books, 2016), 293-308.

Articles in refereed “토마스 브룩스의 생애와 사상” in (개혁주의 신학과 신앙 총서 journals 10, 2016. 3) 241-271. Jin Heung Kim, “Life and Thought of Thomas Brooks, a Puritan Preacher” in English Reformers in the times of Calvin, Reformed Theology & Faith Series 9 (Busan: Kosin Univ. Korea Institute for Reformed Studies, 2016), 241-271. Articles in non-refereed Jin Heung Kim, “Heresies Concerning the Doctrine of the Scripture in journals Westminster Confession of Faith,” in Tree of Life: Monthly Magazine Kosin (Seoul: Kosin Press, March 2016), 112- 117.

Jin Heung Kim, “Heresies Concerning the Doctrine of the God in Trinity in Westminster Confession of Faith” in Tree of Life: Monthly Magazine Kosin (Seoul: Kosin Press, April 2016), 106-111.

Jin Heung Kim, “Heresies Concerning the Doctrine of Predestination in Westminster Confession of Faith” in Tree of Life: Monthly Magazine Kosin (Seoul: Kosin Press, May 2016), 105-110.

Jin Heung Kim, “Heresies Concerning the Doctrine of Creation in Westminster Confession of Faith” in Tree of Life: Monthly Magazine Kosin (Seoul: Kosin Press, June 2016), 111- 117.

Jin Heung Kim, “Heresies Concerning the Doctrine of Providence in Westminster Confession of Faith” in Tree of Life: Monthly Magazine Kosin (Seoul: Kosin Press, July 2016), 103- 108.

Jin Heung Kim, “Heresies Concerning the Doctrine of the Fall and Sin and Punishment in Westminster Confession of Faith” in Tree of Life: Monthly Magazine Kosin (Seoul: Kosin Press, August 2016), 101-106.

Jin Heung Kim, “Heresies Concerning the Doctrine of Covenant in Westminster Confession of Faith” in Tree of Life: Monthly Magazine Kosin (Seoul: Kosin Press, September 2016), 103-108.

Jin Heung Kim, “Heresies Concerning the Doctrine of Christ the Mediator in Westminster Confession of Faith” in Tree of Life: Monthly Magazine Kosin (Seoul: Kosin Press, October 2016), 112-117.

Jin Heung Kim, “Heresies Concerning the Doctrine of Effective Calling in Westminster Confession of Faith” in Tree of Life: Monthly Magazine Kosin (Seoul: Kosin Press, November 2016), 101-106.

Jin Heung Kim, “Heresies Concerning the Doctrine of Justification in Westminster Confession of Faith” in Tree of Life: Monthly Magazine Kosin (Seoul: Kosin Press, December 2016), 103-108.

Postgraduate research Hankyu Kim, “A Study of Soteriology and Ecclesiology of the 16th Century essays (18 cr pts or more) Hutterite Community in Peter Walpot’s True Yieldedness and Christian examined Community of Goods” Th.M Research Essay (SCD, KST)

Conferences attended Sr Elaine Wainwright rsm, Professor Emerita, University of Auckland, “Shaping and Being Shaped by Ecological Readings: The Prayer of Jesus” – Matt 6:9-13, 7th September 2016. St. Andrews Greek Orthodox Tehological College, The 7th Saint Andrew’s

47 Patristic Symposium: Saint John Chrysostom 23-24 September 2016.

Conference papers Jin Heung Kim, “Locus on Justification in Peter Martyr Vermigli’s Commentary on Romans”, SCD 2016 Conference: Romans and the Legacy of St Paul: Social, Theological, and Pastoral Perspectives.

Participation in church, Special Lecture on the Reformation at Macquarie Anglican Church (Korean government and industry Congregation) bodies Special Talk on Christian Life as Stewardship at Antioch Presbyterian Church, Students’ Winter Camp

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING Course co-ordination, COU H9680 (History of Korean Protestant Churches) development of curriculum and teaching methodology learning and teaching

Participation in church, Special Lecture on the Reformation at Macquarie Anglican Church (Korean government and industry Congregation) bodies Special Talk on Christian Life as Stewardship at Antioch Presbyterian Church, Students’ Winter Camp

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE Membership of committees Research Committee, KST Research Committee and bodies in the SCD

Sehyun Kim Qualifications BSc Microbiology (Hankuk Uni. Of Foreign Studies , S. Korea), MDiv Theology (Asian Center for Theological Studies and Mission, S. Korea), MDiv Theology (Seoul Bible Grad Sch. of Theology), ThM (Torch Trinity Grad Uni., S. Korea), PhD NT (Sheffield, UK) Academic Classification Lecturer Institution SCD Korean School of Theology Employment status A permanent part-time lecturer Subject area NT/ Biblical Greek

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY Books My doctoral thesis (“The Kingship of Jesus in the Gospel of John”) will be published in 2018 (I am revising it now; it will be finished and submitted to the publisher by the end of this year).

Books translated Warren Carter. What Are They Saying About Matthew’s Sermon on the unt? Mahwah: Paulist Press, 1994. (Korean: 웨렌 카터. 최신 마태의 상수훈 연구동향. 서울: 기독교문서선교회, 2016.) David A. deSilva’s book, Honor, Patronage, Kingship & Purity: Unlocking w Testament Culture (IVP, 2000), to be published in late 2017 or in 2108; rean: 명예, 친족 & 정결: 신약의 문화를 이해하는 열쇄. 김세현 역. 서울: 물결플러스).

Creative works 1. I am setting up a Korean theological library in Sydney, Sydney House. I am collecting theological books from Korea and raising fund for its establishment. 2. As a director of Sydney Institute of Biblical Languages, I have been leading a study group in which we are reading Greek New Testament in

48 regular base (once a week).

Postgraduate research Yong-Suk Chun’s research essay, “A Study on Lukan Perspective for essays (18 cr pts or Salvation in Good Samaritan Parable of Luke 10:25-37.” (2nd, 2016) more) examined

Postgraduate research Suk-Ho Lee’s research project, “An Essay on the Compositional Settings projects (18 cr pts or of the Epistle to the Romans.” (2nd, 2016) more) supervised

Role in the organisation 1. 대양주노회 연합 수련회 [Conference of Oceanian Synod of conferences, lecture (SoonJang)]: Special Lecture: “What is Reformed Theology?” (on 27, series and speakers Dec. 2016; Melbourne)

Occasional lectures 1. Lectures on the New Testament Greek at Emmaus Bible College for two semesters in 2015. 2. Lectures on New Testament Introduction, New Testament Exegesis, Biblical Hermeneutics at Coram Deo Bible College for two semesters in 2015.

Media commentary I contributed 4 articles to a Korean Press, “Christian Life”: 1. “How to Read New Testament: Direction of History.” (Nov. 2016) 2. “How to Read New Testament: Center and Margin.” (Dec. 2016) 3. “How to Read New Testament: Two Pillars of Understanding NT 1, Jewish Culture.” (Dec. 2016)

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE

Membership of Coordinator of Online campus in SCDKST (since 2016 committees and bodies Member of Academic Research Committee in SCDKST (since 2016). in the Member Institution

Activities within the Academic Research Active (since, Oct. 2016) Academic Department

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH Official church Senior Pastor of In Christ Presbyterian Church of Sydney (since Feb, 2014) appointments

Pastoral responsibilities Senior Pastor

Membership of OCEANIAN SYNOD OF KOREAN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH(SUON community bodies JANG)

Yang Wook Kim Qualifications Doctor of Philosophy and Master of Theology Institution SCD Employment status Part-time Subject area Developing a Youth Ministry

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY Current research Preaching Theory

Participation in church, Happiness Presbyterian Church, The Korean Reformed Church in government and industry Australia

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Role in the organisation of Preached once every month at the Korean Reformed Church in conferences, lecture series and Australia general meeting speakers

Occasional lectures Intensive courses at Brisbane campus

Membership of professional The Korean Institute of Christianity in Australia Division Manager bodies and offices currently held

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING Course co-ordination, P7111Y Developing a youth ministry development of curriculum and teaching methodology

Contribution to vocational and Counselling youth and parents, continually developing preaching continuing educational theory and youth ministry programs

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE Membership of committees and member in KST committee as external relations manager bodies in the SCD

Membership of committees and The Korean Institute of Christianity in Australia Division Manager bodies in the Member Institution

Professional development in Organising varies conferences including international conference in the institutional planning and Korean Institute of Christianity in Australia governance

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH Official church appointments Happiness Presbyterian Church

Pastoral responsibilities Conduct and preach all worship services, Responsible for enlisting, training and managing the highest quality of volunteers and church members. Set vision for all church ministries.

Organise various services and conferences for the church.

Young Geol Kim Qualifications Academic Classification MTh, MDiv, MA, BA Institution Korean School of Theology Employment status Part-time Subject area Pastoral Counselling

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY Current research A study in the understanding of the client Samaritan woman (John 4) and the Counselor Jesus from the perspective of pastoral counseling (DMin at Alphacrucis College)

Conferences attended Presbytery Pastors Conference (26/09/2016-28/09/2016) SCD KST Lecturer’s Retreat (04/07/2016-05/07/2016)

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EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING Contribution to Lecturer at Korean Presbyterian Reformed Church(01/10/2016-31/10/2016) vocational and continuing educational programs

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH Pastoral responsibilities Senior Pastor (01/09/2015 - present at Epping Korean Presbyterian Church)

Membership of Korean Presbyterian Reformed Church community bodies

Martin Brett Knowles Qualifications BTheol (Hons 1) 1988; PhD, 1994; BA (Biblical Studies), 2005; (University of Otago, New Zealand) Academic Classification D Institution Australian College of Ministries Employment status Part-time Subject area Church History

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY Current research Currently completing a Timeline of Global Christianity (approximately 1060 entries). The non-Western part of this (approximately 800 entries) will be published as “Timeline”, in Encyclopedia of Christianity in the Global South, ed. Mark A. Lamport (Blue Ridge Summit, PA: Rowman and Littlefield, 2018, forthcoming); the full global Timeline is proposed for publication as a separate book in 2020/2021 (publisher being approached)

Chapters in books “Timeline,” in Encyclopedia of Christianity in the Global South, ed. Mark A. Lamport (Blue Ridge Summit, PA: Rowman and Littlefield, 2018, forthcoming). “Transforming Pentecostalism: Some Reflections on the Changing Shape of Pentecostalism in Aotearoa-New Zealand,” in Global Renewal Christianity: Spirit-Empowered Movements Past, Present, and Future. Volume 1: Asia and Oceania, 4 vols; eds. Vinson Synan and Amos Yong (Lake Mary, FL.: Charisma House Publishers, 2016): pp.330–48.

Research degree theses Ph.D. in Theology (External Supervisor, with Professors Murray Rae and supervised Andrew Bradstock), ‘A Pentecostal theological framework for social engagement with a particular focus on Māori’, University of Otago. Successful, 2016.

Referee for journal Author unknown, “Women in Australian Pentecostalism: leadership, submission, and feminism in Hillsong Church”, refereed for Journal for the Academic Study of Religion, [April 2016?].

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING Tertiary teaching AQF Level 7 H7396 Holy Land Study Tours, Sydney College of Divinity, 2016. H7100 Introduction to the Study of Christian History, Sydney College of Divinity, 2014–. AQF Levels 8, 9 H9695 Holy Land Study Tours, Sydney College of Divinity, 2016.

51 H8501 Introduction to the Study of Christian History, Sydney College of Divinity, 2014–

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH Pastoral responsibilities Several Presbyterian churches in Dunedin: occasional pulpit supply, 2009– present.

Peter Laughlin Qualifications BE (UWA, 1996); BTh (Hon) (SCD, 2005); PhD (ACU, 2009) Academic Classification Level B Institution Australian College of Ministries (ACOM) Employment status Full-time Subject area Theology

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY Current research Theosis as the fulfillment of human well-being

Conferences attended Empowered, Christian and Missionary Alliance, Brisbane, 3-6th February, 2016 Arise, Christian and Missionary Alliance of Canada, Calgary, 31st May -4th June, 2016 Atonement, ANZATS, Melbourne, 3rd – 6th July, 2016 Justice, Mercy and Social Well-Being: Interdisciplinary Perspectives, SCD Conference, Sydney, 22nd – 23rd July, 2016 Alliance World Fellowship Quadrennial Conference, Bangkok, 11th-16th October, 2016 Conference Papers “Finding Atonement in the Horror of a Violent Death,” ANZATS, Melbourne, 6th July, 2016 “A Christology of Human Flourishing: Justice, Mercy and Divine Participation,” SCD Conference, Sydney, 23rd July, 2016

Participation in church, Chairman, National Board of the Christian and Missionary Alliance of government and Australia. industry bodies Member, Governing Committee of the Alliance College of Australia

Editorial Board member Australian Association of Mission Studies of a refereed journal or publication

Occasional lectures Biblical Interpretation Fiji Alliance Church, Nadi, Fiji, 16th -18th May,2016 What is the C&MA? Brisbane Chinese Alliance Church, Brisbane, 19th November, 2016

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING Administrative Director, Alliance College of Australia leadership Member of Board of Directors, ACOM

Course co-ordination, Head of Discipline: Theology, ACOM development of Responsible for the creation of the following units: curriculum and T5005 Introduction to Christian Doctrines teaching methodology

Tertiary teaching Facilitated SCD: A7130, B7273, T7217 Marker SCD: A7130, T7105, T7217, T7231, T7320, T7333, T7396

Contribution to Director, Alliance College of Australia VET Program (A network vocational and organization of ACOM VET)

52 continuing educational programs

Professional ACOM Faculty Symposium, ACOM, Sydney, 7-9th March, 2016 development in educational leadership, learning and teaching

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE Membership of Member, Asia Pacific Faculty Committee, Alliance Theological College, committees in broader California. tertiary sector

Membership of Member, Board of Directors, ACOM committees and bodies Member, Faculty Committee, ACOM in the Member Institution

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH Official church Chairman, National Board of the Christian and Missionary Alliance of appointments Australia Member, Ordination Council, Christian and Missionary Alliance of Australia

Pastoral responsibilities Chair of Elders, Woden Valley Alliance Church, Canberra.

Sang Jin Lee Qualifications Ph.D Candidate(SCD) Academic Classification lecturer Institution Korean School of Theology, SCD Employment status Part-time Subject area Theology, Ethics

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY Role in team Chairperson, The Korean Institute of Christianity in Australia

Research degree theses Influences affecting faith, ecclesiology and ethics in the encounter of supervised different cultures: an evaluation of Korean churches’ cultural identity and their change in Australia.

Conferences attended Sydney Theological Forum by The Korean Institute of Christianity in Australia Half yearly(2 times) conference of KST Annual Conference of SCD Professional Development Seminar

Editorial Board member Editor, Sydney Theological Reflections of KST of a refereed journal or publication

Role in the organisation Chairperson, Sydney Theological Forum by The Korean Institute of of conferences, lecture Christianity in Australia series and speakers

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING Administrative Acting Dean of Studies, KST leadership Provost, BTh, KST

53 Director of CPOT (Center for Pastors Ongoing Training), KST, SCD

Tertiary teaching Korean School of Theology, SCD (Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane)

Professional Professional development seminar of SCD development in educational leadership, learning and teaching

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE Membership of Coursework committee of SCD committees and bodies Directors’ meeting(Aug 2016 – Dec 2016)) in the SCD

Membership of Academic committee, KST committees and bodies in the Member Institution

Professional Planning Day of SCD development in institutional planning and governance

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH Official church Minister of the Somang Korean Church appointments

Pastoral responsibilities Minister in charge of the Somang Korean Church

Peter McGregor Qualifications BA(UNE 1982) DipEd (Syd 1984) BTh (SCD 1991) GradDipTh (SCD 1996); TheolM (MCD 2009) PhD (ACU 2014) Academic Classification Lecturer Institution Catholic Institute of Sydney Subject area Theology, Christian Life and Ministry

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY Current research The Offices of Priest, Prophet, and King in Missiology

Books Heart to Heart: The Spiritual Christology of Joseph Ratzinger. Eugene, OR: Pickwick, 2016

Articles in refereed “Is there a Pneumatological Lacuna in the ‘Spiritual Christology’ of Joseph journals Ratzinger?” Pro Ecclesia 25.2 (2016): 200-219

Conferences attended The Seventh St. Andrew’s Patristic Symposium: Saint John Chrysostom, St. Andrew’s Theological College, Sydney, 23–24 September

Conference papers “Twelve Legions of Angels and the Human Will of Jesus,” in The Seventh St. Andrew’s Patristic Symposium: Saint John Chrysostom, St. Andrew’s Theological College, Sydney, 23–24 September,

Membership of Member of the Australian Catholic Theological Association. professional bodies and offices currently held

54 EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING Tertiary teaching SCD: S7102 Introduction to Christian Spirituality, S7260 Formation in Prayer and Prayerfulness, S8502 Christian Spirituality, T7231 The Person and Work of Christ, T7337 Christian Anthropology and Grace, T7339 Creation and Fulfilment, T8523 Theology of Sacraments, T9653 Faith and Theology in Context

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE Membership of MI Member, Academic Board. committees and bodies

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH Membership of Member of Leadership Board of the Emmanuel Community in Sydney. community bodies

Neale Meredith Qualifications MA, BTh, DipMin Certificate IV TAE Academic Classification A Institution Australian College of Ministries Employment status Vice Principal & Dean of Students (Full Time) Subject area Pastoral Theology: Leadership, Youth Ministry & Discipleship

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY Role in the organisation Member of the Management Team for National Youth Ministry Convention of conferences, lecture (NYMC) series and speakers Supervisor of NYMC Director and Event Manager

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING Administrative Vice Principal & Dean of Students - Australian College of Ministries leadership

Course co-ordination, Co-ordination & oversight of Youth Vision Australia – Youth Ministry development of Subjects (SCD Accredited Units) – 4 subjects. curriculum and Also responsible for course curriculum & development for Youth Ministry teaching methodology Subjects. Course coordination for Graduate Certificate in Arts – with a focus on Leading the Multi-Staff Church - Australian College of Ministries Reviewed/updated and/or developed Online Integrated Learning Activities for: P5001 Introduction to Personal Formation L5010 Introduction to Christian Worship P5082 & P5083 Supervised ministry 1&2 P5011 Introduction to Youth Ministry P7111 & P8510 Foundations for Youth Ministry A7101 & A8501Critical Thinking & Writing P7261 & P9695 Principles of Pastoral Leadership P7274 & P8583 Team Ministry Skills

Tertiary teaching Online Facilitation of Modules for ACOM’s Youth Ministry Subjects

Contribution to Oversight of Australian College of Ministries Registered Training

55 vocational and Organisation delivering Cert III, IV & Diploma and Advanced Diploma continuing educational in Christian Ministry & Theology + Certificate III in Outdoor Recreation programs

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE Membership of Member of ACOM Academic Board committees and bodies Member of ACOM Senior Leadership Team in the Member Member of ACOM VET Leadership Team Institution Member of ACOM Coursework Committee

Activities within the Development of SCD CUOs for Youth Ministry units. Academic Department Oversight of Compliance for RTO.

Role in the career and Oversight & Supervision of 7 Student Engagement Managers professional Oversight & Supervision of Vocational Education Manager development of staff

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH Official church Chairman and National Training Coordinator for Churches of Christ Youth appointments Ministries – Youth Vision Australia.

Member of Churches of Christ in Vic/Tas Ministry Endorsement Management Team

M Isabell Naumann Qualifications DipREdP (Tr 1975) GradDipTh (SCD 1988) MTh(Hons) SCD 1991) THD/STD (Dayton/Rome 1999) Academic Classification Senior Lecturer Institution Catholic Institute of Sydney Subject area Systematic Theology

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY Current research Ecclesiology, Marian Studies, Theological Hermeneutics and Theological Anthropology. A Culture of Covenant and ecclesial dialogue. The organic nature of the Church: Interrelatedness and dialogue in the ecclesial concepts of Johann Adam Möhler, Yves Congar and Joseph Kentenich.

Books edited Theology at the Beginning of the third Millennium series, University of Notre Dame, Sydney.

Articles in refereed “The Immaculata: Reflection on Divine Beauty and Divine Mercy,” journals Ephemerides Mariologicae Vol LXVI, Fasc. IV (2016), 375-388. [ISSN: 0425-1466]

Research degree theses “World Christian Growth: Lessons for the Western Church,” PHD, supervised University of Notre Dame, Sydney. “Sacred and Civic Brotherhoods: A Theology of the Corporate Body,” PHD, University of Notre Dame, Sydney. “The Scriptural Nature of Motherhood and its Implications for Potential Mothers in a contemporary context,” MTH, University of Notre Dame, Sydney.

Postgraduate research Examination of Research Proposal for Masters of Philosophy, essays examined “Vulnerability: Progressing from Alienation to Communion Through the Process of Redemption, Utilising John Paul II’s Theory of the Human Person and Human Action,” MPhil, University of Notre Dame Australia,

56 Fremantle Examination of Research Essay in Theology (T9696A) for Master of Theology, “The relationship between official authority structures and the People of God (the laity) in the Orthodox Church”, MTh, Sydney College of Divinity

Conferences attended Academic Conference Mary at the beginning of the Third Millennium, University of Notre Dame, Sydney, 4-5 March Preparatory Symposium for the 2017 Theological-Mariological Conference, Fu Jen Catholic University, Taipei City, and Taichung, Taiwan, 27-31 May Tota sancta at Mater misericordiae, 24th International Mariological- Marian Congress, Fatima, Portugal, 6-10 September National Leaders Conference of the International Schoenstatt Movement/Australia, Mulgoa, 23-25 September Multi-culturalism and Ecumenism, NSW Ecumenical Council, Theological Reflection Commission, Parramatta Mission Uniting Church, Parramatta, 12 November

Conference papers “Mariology at the beginning of the Third Millennium,” Academic Conference Mary at the beginning of the Third Millennium, University of Notre Dame, Sydney, 4-5 March “Renewal and Cultural encounter: A Marian Profile,” Preparatory Symposium for the 2017 Theological-Mariological Conference, Fu Jen Catholic University, Taipei City, and Taichung, Taiwan, 27-31 May “A Marian reading of the concept of Mercy,” Tota sancta at Mater misericordiae, 24th International Mariological-Marian Congress, Fatima, Portugal, 6-10 September “New Community – Pattern of Grace,” National Leaders Conference of the International Schoenstatt Movement/Australia, Mulgoa, 23-25 September

Participation in Member of Review Panel of the Bachelor of Divinity and Bachelor of academic Theology Curriculum, Moore College Department of Theology, program reviews Philosophy and Ethics, March 2016. Member of Professorial Promotions Committee, a Sub-Committee of the Academic Board of the John Paul II Institute for Marriage and Family, Melbourne, February 2016. Member of short listing and Interview panel of applicants for the position of Dean of the School of Philosophy and Theology, University of Notre Dame, Sydney, April 2016. Reader, Master of Philosophy, Research proposals, School of Philosophy and Theology, University of Notre Dame, Sydney, May 2016.

Participation in church, Member of Academic Board, John Paul II Institute for Marriage and Family, govt & industry bodies Melbourne. Member of the Advisory Board of the School of Philosophy and Theology of the University of Notre Dame, Sydney. Member of External Advisory Committee, Moore Theological College, Sydney. Member of the International Committee of the Asia Oceania Mariological Conference, Manila/Rome

Referee for journal EJournal of Theology Solidarity: The Journal of Catholic Social Thought and Secular Ethics e:Okinomia Sage Open

Role in the organisation Submissions toward the Plenary Assembly of the Pontifical Council for of conferences, lecture Culture: Economy and Gift, January series and speakers Member of organizing committee, Academic Mariological Conference

57 Mary at the Beginning of the Third Millennium, University of Notre Dame, Sydney, 4-5 March 2016. Member, Convener’s Committee for the biennial Academic Conferences, Department of Philosophy and Theology, University of Notre Dame, Sydney. Member, Convener’s Committee, Preparatory Symposium for the 2017 Theological-Mariological Conference, Fu Jen Catholic University, Taipei City, and Taichung, Taiwan, 27-31 May Convener of National Leaders Conference of the International Schoenstatt Movement/Australia, Mulgoa, 23-25 September

Occasional lectures The year of Mercy – Biblical and theological dimensions and propositions of Mercy, Schoenstatt Movement, Melbourne, 13-14 February Responsible group leadership and cultural differences, Schoenstatt Movement Leaders, Melbourne, 14 February Introduction to Theology, Part III, (7 lecturers), Discalced Carmelite Nuns, Carmelite Monastery, Launceston, Tasmania. 26-29 February Luke 1:26-38 as a Model of Dialogue, Academic Conference Mary at the beginning of the Third Millennium, University of Notre Dame, Sydney, 4-5 March Vocation and Vocation to Consecrated Life, Women’s Day Retreat, JPII Student Centre, University of Sydney, 30 April “Give me a Drink” (Jo 4:7) Charity and Mercy, Women’s reflection Day, Mulgoa NSW, 7 May A call to Mercy: origin, meaning and contemporary application of the concept of Mercy, Schoenstatt Movement, Melbourne, 15 May Governance, Management and Accountability, Secular Institute of the Schoenstatt Sisters of Mary, Cebu, Philippines, 21 May Priestly Identity and Questions of celibate lifestyle, Priests of the Secular Institute of the Schoenstatt Diocesan Priests, Cebu City, Philippines, 23 – 25 May Cultural and plurality: Taiwanese Catholic Identity within the Asian context, Secular Institute of the Schoenstatt Sisters of Mary, Mulgoa, 5 June To become islands of Mercy in the midst of a sea of indifference (Pope Francis), Mulgoa, 2 July Priestly, Prophetic and Royal people, Pastoral Formation Day, Couples for Christ, Rooty Hill, 23 July Introduction to Theology, Part IV, (7 lecturers), Discalced Carmelite Nuns, Carmelite Monastery, Launceston, 29 July – 1 August Human Freedom and Divine Mercy: a covenanted people, Schoenstatt Movement, Melbourne, 14 August Laudato Si’ – Human stewardship, Session for women, Perth, 14 November

Media commentary Interview Eucharistic Congress, Radio Taichung, Topic: Eucharist and the year of Mercy, Taichung, Taiwan, 28 May Interview Pontificia Academia Mariana Internationalis, 24th International Mariological-Marian Congress L’evento Fatima cento anny dopo. Storia, messagio e attualità, Fatima, Portugal, 6-10 September, Topic: Fatima and its message for today, Interview for German speaking people, Rome: Radio Vatican, 9 September

Membership of Lecturer and Research Fellow, International Marian Research Institute, professional bodies and University of Dayton, Ohio, USA. offices currently held Adjunct Professor and Member of Academic Board, John Paul II Institute for Marriage and Family, Melbourne. Adjunct Professor for Systematic Theology at the University of Notre Dame, School of Theology and Philosophy, Sydney. Lecturer, Catholic Adult Education of the Archdiocese of Sydney. Lecturer in Theology and Spirituality, Secular Institute of the Schoenstatt

58 Sisters of Mary, and the International Schoenstatt Movement, Germany, USA and Philippines. Member of the Pontifical Council for Culture, Rome, ITALY (appointed by Pope Benedict XVI in January 2008; re-appointed by Pope Francis in June 2014) Member - Pontifical International Marian Academy, Rome, ITALY Member - Mariological Society of America, Dayton, OH, USA Founding Member - Asia Oceania Mariological Conference, Rome, ITALY/Manila, PHILIPPINES Member - Catholic Theological Society of America, Washington, DC, USA Member - European Society for Catholic Theology, Leuven, BELGIUM Member - Australian Catholic Theological Association, Sydney, AUSTRALIA

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING Tertiary teaching SCD: T7101 Introduction to Theology, T8501 Introducing Theology, T7217 The Church, T7217 The Church – Independent Guided Study, T7320 Ministry in the Church STB Comprehensive Examination (co-examiner), 10 November 2016. Seminary of the Good Shepherd, Archdiocese of Sydney: Introduction to Academic Study and the Ratio Fundamentalis of Priestly Formation, Seminar course on John Paul II, Encyclical letter Mulieris Dignitatem

Course co-ordination, Course Co-ordinator: T7101, Introduction to Catholic Theology, T8501 development of Introducing Theology, T7217 The Church, T7217 The Church curriculum and Independent Guided Study, T7320 Ministry in the Church teaching methodology

Professional development Faculty Professional Development Days, Catholic Institute of Sydney, in educational February and July leadership, learning SCD Professional Development Seminar on Learning & Teaching and teaching SCD Research Professional Development Day Placing Research in the Public Arena: Engaging our world, 13 May ODLAA Webinar on Student Engagement in Online Environments: what do we know and how do we know it? Tasmanian Institute of Learning and Teaching (TILT), University of Tasmania, 28 July T7 Training Systems, Organisation with Outlook and Word Intermediate, Sydney, 4-5 October SCD Annual Lecture Cerberus bites back: A tale with three heads – the Syrophoenician woman, and her imitators, by Dr Alan Cadwallader, Macquarie Park, 4 May Colloquium, Prof Mark Reasoner A Catholic Reading of Romans: Challenges and Prospects, CIS, Strathfield, 27 September Veech lecture 2016 The Theology of Nature in Laudato Si’, by Dr Denis Edwards, CIS, Strathfield, 3 November Seminary of the Good Shepherd, Faculty Formation days, Homebush, 4 - 6 February Seminary of the Good Shepherd, Session Pornography and its consequences, Homebush, 14 November

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE Membership of MI Member, CIS Academic Board committees and bodies Member, CIS Research Committee Member, CIS Assessment Review

59 Member, Veech Library Committee

Activities within the Member, Selection Committee for the position of Lecturer in Biblical Academic Department Studies, Catholic Institute of Sydney

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH Official church Academic Dean of Studies, Seminary of the Good Shepherd, Archdiocese of appointments & Sydney designated pastoral Moderator and Spiritual Advisor of the Schoenstatt Movement in the State responsibilities of Victoria

Membership of Province Vicar and Member of the Province Leadership team of the Secular community bodies Institute of the Schoenstatt Sisters of Mary, Province of Australia and the Philippines. Member, Board of the Trustees of the Secular Institute of the Schoenstatt Sisters of Mary, Province of Australia and the Philippines. Member, Board of the Trustees of the Secular Institute of the Schoenstatt Sisters of Mary Inc., Philippines. Member, Advisory Board of Secular Institute of the Schoenstatt Sisters of Mary, Australia. Financial Administrator of the Australian/Philippine Province of the Secular Institute of the Schoenstatt Sisters of Mary. Chair, National Central Inspirational Team of the International Schoenstatt Movement in Australia. Member, CLRI (NSW) Bursars’ Association. Member of Ecclesial Movements and Associations, Australia. Justice of the Peace, NSW, Australia.

Glen O’Brien Qualifications BTh (Kingsley) 1993, MA (ATS) 1998, PhD (La Trobe) 2005 Academic Classification Associate Professor Institution Booth College Employment Status Full time permanent Subject areas Church History, Theology

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY Current research Have completed a full length monograph on John Wesley’s Political World, now under peer review with Oxford University Press.

Articles in refereed ‘George Whitefield, John Wesley, and the Rhetoric of Liberty,’ in Religion journals in the Age of Enlightenment vol. 6 (2016): 76-100.

Book reviews in non- Review of Geoffrey Troughton and Hugh Morrisons, eds. The Spirit of the refereed journals Past: Essays on Christianity in New Zealand History in Church Heritage: Historical Journal of the Uniting Church in Australia, NSW & ACT 19.4 (Sept 2016): 266-69.

Review of John Tyson, The Way of the Wesleys: A Short Introduction in Church Heritage: Historical Journal of the Uniting Church in Australia, NSW & ACT 19.3 (2016): 181-82.

Project details & Role in Secretary and Research Fellow of the Australasian Centre for Wesleyan team Research (ACWR) which exists to foster postgraduate research in John and Charles Wesley and the movements that have spring from their work. The ACWR currently has six institutional partnerships, two library partners, fifteen members (including three PhD candidates, one DMin candidate and four Masters students), and twenty Research Fellows drawn from five countries. It has run six international annual conferences and publishes the peer-reviewed journal Aldersgate Papers.

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Research degree theses Brian Chalmers, “Methodists and Revivalism in South Australia, 1838- examined 1839,” PhD Flinders University

Postgraduate research Donna Evans, Master of Arts 12,000 word essay, ‘Gender Politics in the essays supervised Salvation Army through the Lens of Elizabeth A. Johnson.’

Conferences attended • Colloquium on "Creeds and Conflicts: Doing Theology in Sydney, 1916-2016,” St Paul’s College, University of Sydney, 30 November 2016. • Annual Scholarly Conference of the Australasian Centre for Wesleyan Research, Nazarene Theological College, Brisbane, 12- 13 August 2016. • Sydney College of Divinity Mid-Year Conference 22 July 2016. • University of Divinity Research Day, Melbourne June 2016.

Conference papers “Challenges to the Protestant Ascendancy: Methodism, Congregationalism and the Uniting Church,’ paper presented at the Colloquium on ‘Creeds and Conflicts: Doing Theology in Sydney, 1916-2016,” St Paul’s College, University of Sydney, 30 November 2016.

“John Wesley’s Compassionate Address to the Inhabitants of Ireland (1778): A Jeremiad in Reverse,” paper presented at the Annual Scholarly Conference of the Australasian Centre for Wesleyan Research, Nazarene Theological College, Brisbane, 12-13 August 2016.

“The Motive of Mercy in John Wesley’s Thoughts upon Slavery (1774),” Sydney College of Divinity Conference 22 July 2016.

“George Whitefield and Transgressive Male Sexualities in Eighteenth- Century Britain,” University of Divinity Research Day, Melbourne 1 June 2016.

Participation in church, • Member of the Uniting Church Assembly’s Christian Unity Working govt & industry bodies Group. • Member of the Uniting Church / Salvation Army Dialogue • Member of the Executive of the Uniting Church Historical Society NSW/ACT Synod • Member of the Committee of the Sugden Heritage Collections of the Queens’ College Library, University of Melbourne.

Editorial Board member • Editor, Aldersgate Papers, peer reviewed journal of the Australasian of a refereed journal or Centre for Wesleyan Research publication • Book Review Editor of Pacifica theological journal of the University of Divinity • Editorial board member of the international journal Wesley and Methodist Studies published by Penn State University Press for the Manchester Wesley Research Centre and the Oxford Centre for Methodism and Church History at Oxford Brookes University.

Referee for journal • Referee of articles in the Journal of Religious History.

Role in the organisation • Member of the organizational team for the Annual Scholarly of conferences, lecture Conference of the Australasian Centre for Wesleyan Research, Nazarene series and speakers Theological College, Brisbane, 12-13 August 2016.

Media commentary • Interviewed for Behind the Red Shield: The Salvation Army in Australia ABC Radio National special 14 June 2016 http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/earshot/take-a-thief-with-

61 you-salvation-army-salvos/7499000 • Public live-stream Q&A on ‘Ethics, Equality and Hot Button Issues.’ Salvation Army Moral and Social Issues Committee http://livestream.com/salvoslive/events/5612619

Membership of Secretary and Research Fellow, Australasian Centre for Wesleyan Research professional bodies Vice-President Religious History Association and offices currently Honorary Fellow, Manchester Wesley Research Centre held Member, World Methodist Historical Society Member, Wesleyan Theological Society

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING Administrative Head of Theology, Booth College leadership Postgraduate Research Coordinator, Booth College (SCD) and Catherine Booth College (University of Divinity)

Course co-ordination, Participation as Discipline Coordinator in the Moderation of the development of Humanities in the Christian Tradition curriculum and teaching methodology

Tertiary teaching SCD: A7101/A8501 Critical Thinking and Writing; H7500 / H8501 Introduction to the Study of Christian History; T7105 Introduction to Christian Doctrine / T8505 Basic Christian Doctrines; T7287 Wesleyan Theology / T9687 Wesleyan Theological Perspectives; T7338 / T9638 Doctrine of Sanctification; T8531 Christology and Soteriology University of Newcastle (Broken Bay Institute): RELT6027 Australian Catholic Church History University of Divinity (Catherine Booth College). CT2297B/ 3297B / 9297B The Triune God

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE Membership of Member of the University of Divinity Research Committee committees in broader Member of the Review Panel for Katharine Massam, Lecturer in Church tertiary sector History at Pilgrim Theological College, University of Divinity

Membership of Discipline Coordinator for Humanities in the Christian Tradition committees and bodies Member of Academic Board in the SCD

Membership of Member, Academic Board committees and bodies Member, Library Committee in the Member Institution

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH Official church Minister of the Word in the Yarra Yarra Presbytery of the Uniting Church’s appointments Victoria and Tasmania Synod appointed to theological education in The Salvation Army.

Pastoral responsibilities Occasional preaching and leading of services in Uniting Church, Chinese Methodist, and Wesleyan Methodist congregations.

John Owens SM Qualifications BA(Canterbury), PhL (Angelicum, Rome), DPhil (Munich) Academic Classification Level B - Lecturer Institution Catholic Institute of Sydney (Good Shepherd College – Te Hepara Pai, Auckland.

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Subject area Philosophy

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY Current research Richard Rorty, religion and metaphysics; Martha Nussbaum, religion and ethics

Book reviews in refereed Murray, Andrew. Thinking about political things: An Aristotelian approach to journals Pacific life, in The Australasian Catholic Record, Volume 93, Issue 3, 2016

Participation in church, Chair, Academic Advisory Board, Carey Baptist College, Auckland govt & industry bodies

Membership of Member, American Catholic Philosophical Association professional bodies Junior Fellow, International Institute of Hermeneutics and offices currently held

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING Tertiary teaching SCD: W7309 From Descartes to Kant, W7310 From Kant to Postmodernism, W7331 Metaphysics

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE Membership of MI Member, Trust Board committees and bodies Member, Board of Studies Member, Research Committee

Jong Soo Park Qualifications PhD Academic Classification Sessional Lecturer Institution KST, SCD Employment status Part-time Subject area Christian Education, Curriculum

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY Books Who Do You Say I Am?: A 4R Study Booklet for Second-generation Migrant Youth (Melbourne: ACME, 2016)

Articles in refereed 1. “The Influence of Ethnic Church on the Identity Formation of Second- journals Generation Young People in Australia: A Case Study of Second- Generation Korean-Australian Adolescents,” in Vol.2, Journal of Sydney Theological Reflections (Sydney: 2016)

Research degree theses ThM Research Essay in 2017 Semester 1 & 2, SCD (“The issues in supervised Christian education of Korean Migrant churches in Australia and A study of the alternative suggestions for the future development,” written by Young Jun Seo)

Research degree theses MA Research Essay in 2015, UD (“A Study of Similarities and Differences examined Between Roman Imperialism Indicated in 1 Corinthians 8:4-6 and the Juche Idology of North Korea,” written by David Han)

Conference papers “The Socio-historical Characteristics of the Korean Community in Australia,” in 2016 International Conference on Diaspora and Mission, Sydney, Australia (May, 2016)

Membership of Honorary Research Associates, University of Divinity professional bodies and offices currently

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EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING Course co-ordination, 1. Developing Curriculum for Parent Education in cooperation with development of Christian Education Research Institute (CERI) in South Korea curriculum and teaching methodology 2. Developing Curriculum for Christian Education for Migrant Young People in Australian Centre for Migrant-church Education (ACME)

Tertiary teaching KST, SCD

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH Official church Minister of the Word, Ocean Grove-Barwon Heads Uniting Church, Ocean appointments Grove, VIC

Pastoral responsibilities Minister of the Word

Membership of Director, Australian Centre for Migrant-church Education (ACME) community bodies

Stephen Parker Qualifications BEcon; AdvDip Christian Ministry; BTh; MA; DMin Academic Classification A Institution ACOM Employment status Full-time Subject area Worship and Liturgy, Pastoral Theology

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY Current research Church governance, Eldership, Spiritual Formation, Preaching

Articles in non-refereed Multiple articles in Networking magazine journals

Role in team Academic Coursework Manager, Student Engagement Manager

Postgraduate research Toby Baxter “An Investigation into the Impact of the COACH Community essays (18 cr pts or Mentoring Program.” more) examined

Postgraduate research Geoff Brailey “Exploring the impact of mentoring on young adult projects (18 cr pts or Christians.” more) supervised

Postgraduate research Geoff Brailey “Exploring the impact of mentoring on young adult projects (18 cr pts or Christians.” more) examined

Conferences attended Centrifuge 2016, Churches of Christ in Queensland. Academic Planning Conference, ACOM. Fresh Horizons, Second half Ministries. Scripture Union Chaplaincy Conference.

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING Administrative Coordinate Curriculum introduction and updates at ACOM leadership

Course co-ordination, Coordinate all L units at ACOM. Coordinate the introduction of and development of ongoing management of all units at ACOM

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Tertiary teaching Preaching 1, Preaching 2, Introduction to Christian Worship

Professional ACOM staff retreat, ACOM Learning and Teaching Retreat development in educational leadership, learning and teaching CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE Membership of Student Engagement Manager Team committees and bodies in the Member Institution

Activities within the Coordinate all L units at ACOM. Academic Department Coordinate the introduction of and ongoing management of all units at ACOM. Supervise ACOM Unit Coordinators, Markers and Facilitators

Role in the career and Provide orientation for new Unit Coordinators, Markers and Facilitators professional development of staff

Professional One-day Governance Workshop with Middleton Consulting development in institutional planning and governance

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH Official church Member of Springwood Church of Christ Institutional Governance Group appointments for Constitutional Reform

Pastoral responsibilities Preaching, Children’s Ministry, Marriage and Family Classes

Membership of Director of PAIS Australia Ltd (Youth Ministry) community bodies Founding Event Director of Underwood Park parkrun

Min Seok Shin Qualifications Adv.Dip (theology), BTh, MA & PhD (early church history)

Academic Classification Sessional lecturer

Institution Korean School of Theology

Employment status temporary (part-time) Subject area Church history

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY Postgraduate research Micheline FACEY, MDiv thesis, Emmaus Bible College essays (18 cr pts or Young Mee SYKES, Korean School of Theloogy more) supervised Hyuk KIM, Korean School of Theology

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH Official church Full-time church pastor, Korean Presbyterian Church in Sydney (59 Arthur appointments St. Strathfield, NSW 2135)

Pastoral responsibilities Preaching, teaching, counseling, supervising the education department.

65 Stephen Smith Qualifications PhD (University of Sydney); DMgt (Southern Cross University); MBA (University of Western Australia); DipProfCouns (Australian Institute of Professional Counsellors); DipFrontMgt (Centre for Leadership Development), DipBibSt (Macquarie School of Biblical Studies), CertEd (Macquarie School of Biblical Studies). Academic Classification C Institution ACOM Employment status Full-time Subject area Christian Life and Ministry

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY Current research - Effective Pedagogy for Transformational Learning - Theology and Dementia Care

Research degree theses Supervisor: Leon O’Flynn “An Andragogy for Theological Education”. supervised PhD candidate: Sydney College of Divinity.

Conference papers Stephen Smith and Catherine Kleemann, “New Every Morning: Spiritual Care in the Context of Memory Loss”. SCD Templeton Conference: Justice, Mercy and Social Wellbeing: Interdisciplinary Perspectives – July 2016. Prepared for publication in Harrison, J., D. Cronshaw, and D. Costache. Justice, Mercy and Social Wellbeing: Interdisciplinary Perspectives. Newcastle upon Tyne: Cambridge Scholars Press.

“Reflections for postgraduate students on writing an action research thesis”. SCD Research Workshop – April 2016. Prepared for peer review and inclusion in Action Learning Action Research Journal, 22(1). Reviewed and in Press (May 2017?).

Participation in Review of SCD governance, policy and coursework documents in the roles academic program of Council Member, Academic Board Member and Discipline reviews Coordinator

Referee for journal Peer Review Panel for Journal of Action Learning and Action Research (2013 – current)

Editorial Board member Crucible, Theology and Ministry Journal of a refereed journal or publication

Editorial Board member Cultivate, ACOM Alumni Magazine of a non-refereed journal or publication

Role in the organisation Sponsor of ACOM’s partnership with Otago University resulting in a joint of conferences, lecture Academic Conference “Chaplaincy – Development, Dialogue and series and speakers Diversity: Telling Our Stories” 2-3 December, 2016. This is ACOM’s first university partnership.

Membership of Academic Member, Australian Counselling Association professional bodies Member, Action Learning action Research Association and offices currently held

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING Administrative ACOM Principal and Chief Academic

66 leadership ACOM Head of Discipline: Leadership and Management SCD Discipline Coordinator: Christian Life and Ministry SCD Academic Board SCD Academic Board Standing Committee SCD Council SCD Principals’ Fellowship

Course co-ordination, Significant contributions to the development of course units for SCD development of Diploma of Ministry and further development of specialist units in curriculum and CL&M. teaching methodology

Contribution to CEO of ACOM as a Registered Training Organisation leading vocational vocational and training AQF III – IV across a range of ministry practice areas. continuing educational programs

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE Membership of SCD Council committees and bodies SCD Academic Board, (and Standing Committee) in the SCD SCD Principals Fellowship, SCD Discipline Coordinator (Christian Life and Ministry)

Membership of ACOM Mnagement Executive committees and bodies ACOM Academic Board in the Member ACOM Learning and Teaching Group Institution ACOM Head of Discipline: Leadership and Management

Activities within the Management, policy development, interconnection between SCD and Academic Department Member Institution

Role in the career and Each employee has an agreed (and funded) Individual Professional professional Development Plan that is funded within a policy that encourages study. development of staff 23 of 25 staff are directly funded by ACOM to study degree programs in their fields

Professional Commenced Graduate Certificate in Professional Legal Studies through development in RMIT institutional planning and governance

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH Official church -Chairman, Ministers Endorsement Review Committee for Churches of appointments Christ in NSW (2007 – present) -Awarded “Companion” status of International Management Centres Association (2002 - present)

Pastoral responsibilities Mentoring two church ministers

Membership of Chair of the Mount Druitt Church of Christ Child Care Centre community bodies Member, Pathways Community Church

Elizabeth J Snedden Qualifications NZ DipTeach (1983) Sprachdiplom-Mittelstufe (Munich 1980) BA(Hons) (Canterbury NZ 1998) MTheol(Hons) (MCD 2001) DTheol (MCD University of Divinity, 2012) Academic Classification Level B - Lecturer Institution Catholic Institute of Sydney (Good Shepherd College – Te Hepara Pai,

67 Auckland) Subject area Theology/Spirituality

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY Current research Realms of Meaning and the theology of Grace

Conferences attended 45th Annual Lonergan Workshop, Lonergan Institute, Boston College, Boston, 18 -23 June

Participation in church, Director, RSCJ Trust Board govt & industry bodies Director, Society of the Sacred Heart Trust Board Director, Baradene College Limited Trustee, Baradene Board of Trustees

Awards and prizes Post Doctoral Fellowship at Boston College, April – June

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING Tertiary teaching SCD: S7102 Introduction to Christian Spirituality, T7337 Christian Anthropology and Grace

Debra Snoddy Qualifications BATh (St Patrick’s College, Maynooth,1996), MTh (KULeuven/ Louvain 1999), STL (KULeuven/ Louvain 1999), Master’s Degree in Family and Sexuality Studies, (KULeuven/ Louvain, 2000); STD and PhD in Theology, (KULeuven/ Louvain, 2014) Academic Classification Level B - Lecturer Institution Catholic Institute of Sydney Subject area Biblical Studies

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY Current research Gospel of John; Research Methodology; Feminist Hermeneutics; Applied/ Practical Exegesis

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING Tertiary teaching SCD: B7254 Synoptic Gospels B7368 Johannine Literature

Professional Colloquium: Catholic Reading of Romans: Challenges and Prospects development in Professor Mark Reasoner, CIS 27 September educational leadership, learning and teaching

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE Membership of MI Member, CIS Academic Board committees and bodies

Professional SCD Professional Development Day, 24 October development in institutional planning and governance

68 Anna Surrey Qualifications AdvDipSportExScience (Waikato Polytech 2000) BTh (SCD 2009) STL (Pontificia Universita della Santa Croce 2012) Academic Classification Level B - Lecturer Institution Catholic Institute of Sydney (Good Shepherd College – Te Hepara Pai, Auckland) Subject area Liturgy, Sacramental Theology

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY Current research The Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick

Participation in church, National Liturgy Advisors Group, Hearts Aflame Co-director govt & industry bodies

Occasional lectures Catholic Discipleship College, Auckland

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING Tertiary teaching SCD: L7100 Introduction to Christian Worship, L7200 Liturgical Rites

Ann Thorp Qualifications Dip. Nursing Studies, (Christchurch Polytechnic 1991), BTh (SCD 2009), STL, (Pontifical University of the Holy Cross 2011) Academic Classification Level B - Lecturer Institution Catholic Institute of Sydney (Good Shepherd College – Te Hepara Pai, Auckland). Subject area Church History

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY Current research Divine Personhood in the Trinitarian Theology of Hilary of Poitiers

Conferences Attended Family Life International Conference, FL International NZ, Auckland, 25 Oct

Occasional lectures “The Life and Works of Bishop Cleary”; “The Life of Fr Antoine Garin”; “The History of the Mass”, Emmaus Retreat, Dec/Jan 2016.

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING Tertiary teaching SCD: H7381 New Zealand Catholics: Their Story

Professional development in Professional Development days organized by GSC educational leadership, learning and teaching

Robert Tilley Qualifications BA (Sydney 1989) MA (Sydney 1991) BD(Hons) (Sydney 1993) PhD (Sydney 2001) Academic Classification Level B - Lecturer Institution The Catholic Institute of Sydney Subject area Biblical Studies

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY Current research Working on book Mary the Temple of Scripture

Research degree theses “The Ontological Subjectivity of the Hagiographer: Understanding Biblical supervised Authors as Inspired”, MTh, University of Notre Dame. “The Sacrament of Confirmation in the Scriptures”, PhD, University of

69 Notre Dame “Prophets Among Us: Hearing the Voice of the Mentally Ill”, M.Phil, University of Notre Dame.

Postgraduate research “The Reading Church as Bride”, BTh(Hons), University of Notre Dame. essays supervised

Conferences attended Mary at the Beginning of the Third Millennium, Mariology Conference, University of Notre Dame, Sydney, 4-5 March Justice, Mercy and Social Wellbeing, 2nd Annual Wellbeing Conference, Sydney College of Divinity, North Ryde, 22-23 July

Conference papers “Mary the Temple of Scripture: The Biblical Art of Sacred Circumlocution”, in Mary at the Beginning of the Third Millennium, Mariology Conference, University of Notre Dame, Sydney, 4-5 March “Social and Personal Well-Being under Late- Capitalism”, Justice, Mercy and Social Wellbeing, 2nd Annual Wellbeing Conference, Sydney College of Divinity, North Ryde, 22-23 July

Participation in church, Member of the Consultation Group on Catholic Economics for Jeremy govt & industry bodies Stuparich Public Policy Director Australian Catholic Bishops Conference Member, Academic Board, Campion College

Occasional lectures “Did God really become Human?,” Islamic Catholic Dialogue, University of New South Wales, Kensington, May 13, 2016 “The Prophet Isaiah and Justice” CEO Staff Formation Day, The Catholic Education Office, Revesby, 17 June “The Mystics and the Word of God: the Sword that Pierces our Pride” Australian Catholic Students Association Conference, Benedict XVI Centre, Grose Vale, NSW 24 June “Jesus and the Single Christian,” The Catholic Singles Conference, Peter Kosgrove Centre, Australian Catholic University, North Sydney, 18 September “The Faithfulness of God,” I-Witness Conference, Collaroy Centre, Sydney, 10 December.

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING Course co-ordination, Biblical Studies Curriculum Review Board, CIS. development of curriculum and teaching methodology

Tertiary teaching SCD: B7214 Pentateuch (morning and evening). B9680 The Dead Sea Scrolls. B9636 Isaiah. B9603 Interpretation of the Bible. B7229 Wisdom Literature.

Contribution to Aquinas Academy, Wynyard Sydney. Four week course on Contemporary vocational and Literature and Spirituality vis the writings of Patrick Modiano, February continuing educational programs

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE Membership of MI Member, CIS Academic Board committees and bodies Member, CIS. Library Committee Chair, CIS Research Committee.

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Christine Unicomb Qualifications MB., BS. University of Queensland, (1977) Th.A. Australian College of Theology (1996) M.Soc.Sc (Counselling) Queensland University of Technology (2000) Certificate IV in Assessment and Workplace Training COFE (2002) D.Min candidate SCD Academic Classification Lecturer Institution The Salvation Army Booth College Employment status Full-time Subject area Pastoral Theology

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING Contribution to Teaching in Cert IV Christian Ministry and Theology vocational and Rewriting assessment tasks for specific unit continuing educational programs

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE Membership of Member Academic Board ACCS committees in broader tertiary sector

Membership of Member SCD Course work and Curriculum Committee committees and bodies in the SCD

Membership of Member Academic Board Booth College, committees and bodies in the Member Institution

Activities within the Head of Discipline – Christian Life and Ministry Academic Department

Role in the career and Supervisor for associate lecturers professional development of staff

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH Official church Member Earlwood Salvation Army leadership team appointments

Kevin Waldie Qualifications BA (Victoria 1982); SSL (PIB Rome 1986); PhD (Otago 2009) Academic Classification Level B - Lecturer Institution Catholic Institute of Sydney (Good Shepherd College – Te Hepara Pai, Auckland) Subject area Biblical Studies

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY Current research Reality and Reboots in Contemporary Film and Sacred Scripture

Articles in non-refereed New Zealand Catholic Scripture Commentaries every week of the year journals

Research degree theses “Luke 15:1-16:17 – Reconsidering the Original Orator/Lucan Author supervised Relationship,” PhD, University of Otago, Dunedin

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Research degree theses “Is Jesus Athene or Odysseus? Investigating the unrecognizability and examined metamorphosis of Jesus in his post-resurrection appearances,” PhD, University of Otago, Dunedin “Paul’s Perspective on Unity based on 1 Corinthians 1:10-4:21,” MTh, Laidlaw Graduate School, Auckland

Conferences attended Australian Catholic Biblical Conference, ACBA, Australian Catholic University, Melbourne, 7 – 10 July 2016.

Conference papers “Screen/Scriptural Reality: How we see life in all its array,” Australian Catholic Biblical Conference, ACBA, Australian Catholic University, Melbourne, 7 – 10 July 2016

Referee for journal “The Canon in the Vulgate Translation of the Bible,” The Bible Translator

Occasional lectures “Living in the Real/Reel World: A Cinephile’s Biblical Reflections,” GSC with The Catholic Institute of Aotearoa New Zealand, Wellington, 23 June “To Reboot or Not to Reboot? A Question for Cinematic and Biblical Story-telling”, Academic Faculty, GSC, 7 October “The Bible in a Nutshell,” Mercy Spirituality Centre, Auckland, 10 October

Media commentary “Good Friday and the Passion Narratives”: A radio interview with Beate Matthies on PlanetFM, 23 March 2016 “The Bible in a Nutshell – What to Expect”: A radio interview with Beate Matthies on PlanetFM, 27 September 2016

Membership of Member, Aotearoa-New Zealand Association for Biblical Studies professional bodies Member, Australian Catholic Biblical Association and offices currently Member, Society of Biblical Literature held

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING Tertiary teaching SCD: B7110 Introduction to the Bible, B7214 The Pentateuch, B7254 Synoptic Gospels, B7368 Johannine Literature

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE Membership of MI Staff Representative on GSC Senate committees and bodies Member, Board of Studies

Activities within the Mentor to Dr Sarah Hart, newly appointed GSC lecturer in Biblical Studies Academic Department

Janiene Wilson Qualifications BJuris/LLB (UNSW 1979) GradDipRE (CathCollegeEd 1984) BA (Macquarie 1989 MA (Macquarie 1991) BTh (SCD 1995)MAPS, MNSWIPP Academic Classification Level B - Lecturer Institution Catholic Institute of Sydney Subject area Christian Life and Ministry – Pastoral Counselling

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY Current research Metacognition & the anthropology underpinning Catholic Moral Decision making

Conferences attended Neuroplasticity, Norman Doidge, Byron Clinic, Sydney, 5 – 6 May

72 Sensorimotor Psychotherapy Conference, Sensorimotor Psychotherapy Institute, 20 – 28 August

Membership of Member, Academic Board, NSW CCPE professional bodies Member, diocesan Protection and Safety Council, Diocese of Maitland- and offices currently Newcastle held Member, ACTA Member, NSWIPP Member, APS Member, PPAA

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING Course co-ordination, Coordinator, sub-discipline of Pastoral Counselling development of curriculum and teaching methodology

Tertiary teaching SCD: C7146 Introduction to Pastoral Counselling, C8546 Pastoral Counselling in Ministry, C8522 Pastoral Perspectives on Moral Decision Making, C7249 Human Development and Pastoral Counselling, C8547 Pastoral Counselling in Context, C8595 Issues in the Psychology of Human Suffering

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE Membership of MI Member, CIS Academic Board committees and bodies

Activities within the Curriculum Development, Department of Pastoral Theology and Practice Academic Department

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH Membership of Member, Carmelite Spirituality Group community bodies Member, Protection & Safety Council to Bishop William Wright, Diocese of Maitland Newcastle

Jaein (Peter) Yu Qualifications Lecturer Academic Classification Level B Institution Sydney College of Divinity, Korean School of Theology Employment status Full-time Subject area Theology

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY Current research PhD thesis: I sent off my PhD thesis for examination to Charles Sturt University. I am currently waiting for result from CSU

Articles in refereed Jae In Yu, “A Biblical Evaluation of Integration Models,” Journal of journals Sydney Theological Reflections 2 (2016): 11-278.

Postgraduate research I supervised a postgraduate research project for a postgraduate student in projects (18 cr pts or the second semester, 2016. more) supervised Thesis title: A Study of Calvin’s doctrine of predestination.

Participation in church, I am serving at Sydney Jireh Presbyterian Church as an associate pastor. government and

73 industry bodies

Membership of The Korean Institute of Christianity in Australia-Vice director from 2014 to professional bodies 2017. and offices currently held

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING Tertiary teaching I have taught theology subjects which are Basic Christian Doctrine, Focused Study in Trinitarian Theology, Christian Apologetics, Spirit and Church etc.

Professional I attended 2016 Research Supervision Workshop Monday 10th October, development in 2016 educational leadership, learning and teaching

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE Membership of I am a member of the External Academic Board Committee at Christian committees and bodies Community Churches of Australia. in the Member Institution

Role in the career and I am a Coordinator for spiritual training at SCD. Korean School of professional Theology. development of staff

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH Pastoral responsibilities Currently, I am preaching sermons once per month at Sydney Jireh Presbyterian Church and have been guiding study groups for youth group.

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DOCTOR of PHILOSPOHY

Gordon Cooper The Memorialists and Their Ecclesial Content, c.1933-c.1940

Fr. Gerry Iceckukwu Nworrie Christian Missionary Evangelization: The Paradox of the Growth of the Catholic Church in Igboland of Southeastern Nigeria and Its Future Challenges

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Doctoral degree candidates

Kirsty Beilharz

Reasoning the Metaphysical: Interdisciplinary Analogy in Conceptualisation of the Trinity (Analogies for Representing the Trinitarian Metaphysics drawn from Musical Composition and Quantum Physics) (PhD)

Supervisor: Dr David Hohne; Associate Supervisor: Dr Philip Kariatlis

Peter Carblis

Educating for Virtue: How May the New Covenant (Hebrews 8:10-11) Inform the Design of Educational Outcomes for Personal and Spiritual Development (PhD)

Supervisor: Dr Neil Holm; Associate Supervisor: Dr John Davies

Adam Couchmann

A Trinitarian Investigation of the Nature of Christian Worship in Light of the Worship Offered by Jesus Christ (ThD)

Supervisor: Associate Professor Glen O’Brien; Associate Supervisor: Professor Thomas Noble

Kathryn Eddie

How can Wesleyan Methodist Congregations in Australia Best Develop Effective Community Outreach Practices? (DMin)

Supervisor: Professor Darren Cronshaw; Associate Supervisor: Dr Peter Dobson

76 Barbara Howard

Re-imagining the "Living Human Document": A Critical Exploration of Imagination in the Work of Rowan Williams, and its Application for Clinical Pastoral Education. (PhD)

Supervisor: Associate Professor Anthony Maher; Associate Supervisor: Dr Ben Myers

Jobby John Kalthumakal

A Theology of Earth-Care: An Indian Christian Eco-critical Hermeneutic Integrating Judeo-Christian with Hindu Cosmological Perspectives, Economic Development and Ecological Sustainability. (PhD)

Supervisor: Dr Stuart Devenish; Associate Supervisor: Dr Deborah Guess

Mary (Caroline) Kamel

An Investigation of the Woman’s Role in the Coptic Church in Family and Church Settings That Examines the Extent to Which Egalitarianism, as Apposed to Hierarchal Gender Relational Structures and Practices, Could Be Applicable Within the Coptic Tradition (PhD)

Supervisor: Associate Professor David McEwan; Associate Supervisor: Dr Doru Costache

Sangjin (Samuel) Lee

Influences Affecting Faith, Ecclesiology and Ethics in the Encounter of Different Cultures: An Evaluation of Korean Churches’ Cultural Identity and Their Change in Australia (PhD)

Supervisor: Dr Dean Drayton; Associate Supervisor: Professor Yoon Bae Choi

Dennis Nutt

Neither Dulled by Habit, nor Shrivelled by Polemic: A History of the Australian College of Ministries (1939 – 2014).

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Leon O’Flynn

A Twenty-First Century Andragogy for ACOM (PhD)

Supervisor: Dr Stephen Smith Associate Supervisor: Dr Barbara Bulkeley

Karen Pack

“That They May Have Life”: A Biblical Theology of Covenant Friendship as a Vehicle for Sexual Holiness and Intimacy for Single Christians. (PhD)

Supervisor: Professor Brian Edgar; Associate Supervisor: Dr Gordon Preece

Ian Packer

Walking Worthy of the Calling: A Baptistic Public Theology of Vocation and Profession. (PhD) Supervisor: Professor Darren Cronshaw; Associate Supervisor: Dr Gordon Preece

Theresa Pirola

Eucharistic Remembrance and the Memory of Israel: A Study of Christological Developments in the Jewish-Christian Dialogue Since Nostra Aetate and Their Implications for Eucharistic Theology as Expressed in Eucharistic Prayer IV of the Roman Rite (ThD)

Supervisor: Professor Gerard Kelly; Associate Supervisor: Dr Paul O’Shea

Sr Hildegard (Mary) Ryan

Obsculta - A Study in Benedictine Continuity of Charism and Tradition (PhD) Supervisor: Dr Stefano Girola; Assistant Supervisor: Dr Rosa MacGinley

78 Wagdy Samir

The Incarnational Hermeneutics of Holy Life in the Commentaries of St Cyril of Alexandria and Fr Matta al-Miskīn on the Gospel of St John. PhD

Supervisor: Dr Doru Costache; Assistant Supervisor: Professor Rifaat Ebied

Ray Temmerman

Interchurch Families and the Case for Eucharistic Sharing: In Search of a Familial Eucharistic Normality PhD Supervisor: Assistant Professor Gerard Kelly; Assistant Supervisor: John Collins

Wendy Turnour

Using a Theological Interpretive Approach, Is a “Critical heart” of Christian Discipleship Able to Be Identified in Matthew’s Gospel and What is Its Significance? PhD

Supervisor: Professor Darren Cronshaw: Assistant Supervisor: Arseny Ermakov

Christine Unicomb

Maintaining Spiritual Well-Being of Clergy in Ministry (DMin)

Supervisor: Dr Stuart Devenish; Associate Supervisor: Dr Helen Cameron

Pauline Wicks

A Critical Examination of the Theology of Mission of the Sisters of St Joseph of the Sacred Heart (DMin)

Supervisor: Associate Professor Gerard Moore; Associate Supervisor: Dr Michele Connolly

79 Dan Widdowson

Developing Effective Methodological Approaches Which Emphasise Shakespeare’s Theology in Performance DMin

Supervisors: Professor Darren Cronshaw; Associate Professor Matthew Del Nevo

Susan Wilson

Rejecting Satan: Conversion in the Ordinary Life of the Church. A Critical Analysis of René Girard’s Understanding of What It Means to Reject Satan and the Implications for the Life of the Baptised in the 21st Century (PhD)

Supervisor: Associate Professor Gerard Kelly; Associate Supervisor: Associate Professor Chris Marshall

Masters Degree Candidates

Emmanuel Bautista

Ecological Conversion and the River Murray: Insights from Bernard Lonergan’s and Robert M. Doran’s Notions of Conversion Supervisor: Dr Rohan Curnow; Assistant Supervisor: Dr John Collins

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