Report on Research and Professional Activities 2014

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Report on Research and Professional Activities

2014

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Academic Faculty Profiles 3

Research Degree Graduates 2014 131

Research Degree Candidates: Thesis Topics and Titles 132

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2 Academic Faculty Profiles

Bruce G Allder

Qualifications BPharm (SAIT 1976); MDiv (NTS Kansas City 1986); EdD (Griffith 2006).

Academic Classification Level B - Lecturer

Institution Nazarene Theological College

Employment status Full-time

Subject area Pastoral Theology and Practice; Liturgical Studies

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY

Current research Role of context in preaching and teaching; video conference teaching; Completing a written personal response to grieving and spiritual formation.

Participation in church, Member National Board of the Church of the Nazarene government and industry Australia; bodies Member, District Superintendent Fellowship Group, Aust & NZ.

Membership of ANZATS, professional bodies and ANZATS Brisbane Chapter; offices currently held International Society for Cultural and Activity Research (ISCAR) Open and Distance Learning Association of Australia (ODLAA)

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING

Administrative Principal, NTC leadership

Tertiary teaching Introduction to Preaching; Principles of Christian Leadership; Issues in Pastoral Theology: spirituality and crisis; Supervision of Supervised Ministry Experience; Introduction to Pastoral Theology.

Professional development SCD Planning Days Feb 4, 2014; Aug 25, 2014. in educational leadership, learning and teaching “Discipline based professional development: peer review and new course implementation” Dr Les Ball March 13, 2014 Brisbane.

“Information technology and academic processes” Global Consortium of Nazarene Seminaries and Graduate Schools of

3 Theology, March 21-22, 2014 Johannesburg, South Africa.

“Critical Issues in Ecclesiology” Global Theology Conference III Church of the Nazarene Johannesburg, Sth Africa March 23-26, 2014.

Published a sermon in Nazarene Preaching Magazine, “The Silences of Christ” April 2014.

“After Crucifixion” – Dr Craig Keen July 2 Trinity College and Studies in Religion, Brisbane.

Webinair “Blended learning” July 16, 2014 ODLAA

SCD PD with Les Ball Aug 21, 2014 “Applying Developing Scenario Learning to Theological Education”

“Wesleyan Theology and the City” Rev Dr Deirdre Latz-Brower - ACWR Annual Conference August 15-16, 2014 Melbourne.

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE

Membership of Member, SCD Council; member Learning and Teaching committees and bodies in Committee, SCD; member Principals’ Fellowship; the SCD

Membership of Academic Committee; Admissions Committee, Executive committees and bodies in Leadership Committee; Company Secretary; Director, Board of the Member Institution Trustees, NTC.

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH

Official church District Superintendent, Western Australia Church of the appointments Nazarene.

Pastoral responsibilities Ministers’ Fellowship Redlands; Board of Reference Family Voice QLD. ; Board of Reference, Aboriginal and Christian Training Services (ACTS Inc);

Mario Baghos

Qualifications PhD Candidate (Sydney), BTh Hons (SCD, 2010), BTh (SCD, 2009)

Academic Classification Level A - Associate Lecturer

Institution St Andrew’s Greek Orthodox Theological College

4 Employment status 0.8 (4 days a week)

Subject area Church History

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY

Current research The Impact of Apocalypticism on Ecology around the year 1000

Articles in refereed ‘Ecclesial Memory and Secular History in the Conflicting journals Representations of Cyril of Alexandria,’ Phronema 29:2 (2014): 87- 125.

Articles in non-refereed ‘Byzantium in Brisbane: Reflections on the Australian journals Association for Byzantine Studies Conference,’ The Greek Australian VEMA December (2014): 18/46-19/47.

‘Professor Paul M. Blowers Lecturing on St Gregory of Nyssa at St Andrew’s Greek Orthodox Theological College,’ The Greek Australian VEMA October (2014): 8/26.

‘St Andrew’s Theological College: A Life Changing Journey,’ The Greek Australian VEMA May (2014): 12/30-13/31.

Conferences attended Byzantine Culture in Translation: the 18 th Biennial Conference of the Australian Association for Byzantine Studies. University of Queensland, Brisbane QLD. 28-30 November, 2014.

Faith and the Political: Tenth Biennial Conference in Philosophy, Religion and Culture. Catholic Institute of Sydney for Theology and Ministry. Strathfield, NSW. 3-5 October, 2014.

From Cappadocia to Alexandria and Back Again, St Andrew’s Patristic Symposium. St Andrew’s Greek Orthodox Theological College, Redfern NSW. 26-27 September, 2014.

Conference papers “Constantinople as an Imago et Axis Mundi : Approaching the New Rome through the Lens of the History of Religions,” Byzantine Culture in Translation: The 18th Biennial Conference of the Australian Association for Byzantine Studies. University of Queensland, Brisbane QLD. 29 November, 2014.

“The Gospel and the City in the Constantinian Period: Insights from the History of Religions,” Faith and the Political: Tenth Biennial Conference in Philosophy, Religion and Culture. Catholic Institute of Sydney for Theology and Ministry, Strathfield, NSW. 4 October, 2014.

“The Conflicting Portrayals of Origen in the Byzantine Tradition,” St Andrew's Patristic Symposium: From Alexandria to Cappadocia and Back Again. SAGOTC, Redfern NSW; 26

5 September, 2014.

Participation in church, Executive Member, The Centre for Millennial Studies, Sydney government and industry Branch, 2013 - bodies Member, North American Patristics Society (NAPS), 2013 -2014.

Member, Australian Association for Byzantine Studies (AABS), 2010 - present.

Editorial Board member Editorial Assistant (since 2013), Phronema: Journal of St of a refereed journal or Andrew’s Greek Orthodox Theological College, ISSN 0819- publication 4920.

Occasional lectures “The Symbolic Architecture of Umberto Eco’s The Name of the Rose ,” Christianity and the Arts series. Greek Orthodox Church of the Resurrection of Christ, Kogarah. 30 June, 2014.

“A Christian Approach to the Dragon-Slayer Motif,” Christianity and the Arts series, Greek Orthodox Church of the Resurrection of Christ, Kogarah. 16 June, 2014.

“The Life and Theological Contribution of St Gregory Palamas,” Greek Orthodox Church of The Resurrection of Christ, Kogarah, 10 March, 2014.

Leslie James Ball

Qualifications BD(MCD), BA(Hons1), DipEd, BEdSt, PhD (Qld)

Academic Classification Level C – Senior Lecturer

Institution SCD

Employment status Full-time

Subject area Christian Education

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY

Current research Transformative and Integrative Learning in Theological Education

Books edited Les Ball & James R Harrison (eds). Learning and Teaching Theology. Some Ways Ahead . Melbourne: Morning Star, 2014.

Chapters in books Les Ball, “Where are We Going? Questioning the Future of Learning and Teaching Theology,” in Ball & Harrison, Learning and Teaching Theology (2014), 11-20.

Research degree theses Associate Supervisor with Assoc Prof Rick Strelan and Assoc supervised Prof Neil Pembroke for 4 PhD and 1 MPhil in Practical Theology at The University of Queensland

Conferences attended “Teaching Theology in a Technological Age,” Sydney College of Divinity

Role in the organisation “Teaching Theology in a Technological Age,” SCD, Conference Co- of conferences, lecture Convener & Respondent series and speakers

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING

Administrative Director (Coursework), SCD leadership

Course co-ordination, Co-ordination and development of SCD courses, especially as development of curriculum Chair of SCD Discipline Coordinators and teaching methodology

Professional development Faculty Professional Development Workshops (Leader/Presenter) in educational leadership, (i) Fostering Active Learning: The Flipped Classroom at learning and teaching The University of Queensland School of History, Philosophy, Religion & Classics (ii) Principles of Adult Learning at Malyon College, Brisbane (iii) Transformation through Theological Education at Charles Sturt University, Sydney (iv) Integrative Learning in Theology at ANZATS Colloquium, Brisbane

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE

Membership of Member of Learning and Teaching Benchmarking group in committees in broader Theology (incorporating Australian College of Theology, Sydney tertiary sector College of Divinity, University of Divinity); Honorary Research Fellow in Practical Theology, The University of Queensland

Membership of Chair: Discipline Coordinators committees and bodies in Member: Academic Board; Academic Standards Committee; the SCD Distance Education Committee; Learning and Teaching Committee; LOTE Committee; Professional Development Committee

Role in the career and Coordinator and presenter at SCD Professional Development professional development Days; of staff Professional Development of Academic Deans, especially by

7 means of creation of the Academic Deans Handbook

Professional development Development of alternative program for offering undergraduate in institutional planning program to Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD) groups, and governance in conjunction with KST and NTC

Tim Bulkeley

Qualifications BSc (Hons) Leicester 1970; BA (Hons) Oxford 1973; MA Oxford 1977; PhD Glasgow 1981

Academic Classification Level B - Lecturer

Institution ACOM

Employment status Part-time

Subject area Old Testament

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY

Current research Prophetic texts, presence in distance theological education, digital communication in biblical studies.

Articles in refereed “Presence and Pixels: Some Impacts of Electronically Mediated Communication on journals Christian Living,” Review and Expositor, 111.1 (2014): 56-63. “God as Mother? Ideas to Clarify Before We Sart," Asian Journal of Pentecostal Studies, 17.2 (2014): 107-118. “Biblical Talk of the Motherly God,” Asian Journal of Pentecostal Studies, 17.2 (2014): 119-137. “Jesus and the Father,” Asian Journal of Pentecostal Studies 17.2 (2014): 139-150. “Speaking the Unspeakable: Nearly 1,500 years of Christian Theology and Worship,” Asian Journal of Pentecostal Studies, 17.2 (2014): 151-161. “Experiencing God as Motherly,” Asian Journal of Pentecostal Studies, 17.2 (2014): 168-170.

Articles in non-refereed Eleven articles in the NZ Baptist on “Reading the Bible journals Faithfully”

Research degree theses Co-Supervisor MA thesis for Colombo Theological Seminary, Sri supervised Lanka

Conference papers 22nd Annual William Menzies Lectureship (five lectures) with the title "God as Mother?" 2014 Asia Pacific Theological Seminary, Baguio, Philippines (5 lectures)

8 “Can we begin a Christian doctrine of God in the Old Testament?” at Doing Theology in the Light of the Trinity “Real Presence in Theological Education: e-media and 'presence' in distance learning” at SCD Conference

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING

Tertiary teaching OT Intro, Pentateuch and Prophets; SCD (ACOM) Levels 7 and 9

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH

Official church Member of the leadership team South City Baptist Church, Tauranga, NZ appointments

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 Languages

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY

Current research Publication (Sheffield Press, UK) of PhD dissertation, under working title Disorderly Women and the Order of God

Research degree theses “Jesus and Other ‘Deviants:’ A Narrative Labelling Study of examined ‘Aloneness’ in Mark 5:1-20.” PhD, Flinders University.

Conferences attended National Committee for Professional Standards All –Day Seminar , NCPS, North Sydney, 23 April Australian Catholic Biblical Association Conference, ACBA, St Mary’s College Parkville, Melbourne, 3 -7 July Mary MacKillop Board Formation Day , Sisters of St Joseph, North Sydney, 19 July Postcolonial Engagement Conference , United Theological College, Parramatta, 1 – 2 August

Conference papers “The One Lifted Up: A Johannine Re-visioning of the Crucified King, Jesus,” Australian Catholic Biblical Association Conference, ACBA, St Mary’s College Parkville, Melbourne, 3 -7 July “Feminist Exegesis of the Gospel of Mark: A View From the Antipodes,” in Research Unit Biblical Studies, Katholic University of Leuven, 3 October

Participation in church, Member, Lutheran-Roman Catholic Dialogue govt & industry bodies Member, Mary MacKillop Place Board

Occasional lectures “Blessed are the poor in spirit as theirs is the kingdom of heaven,” Sydney Catholic Education Office Eastern Region Religious Education Team Retreat, Mittagong, 3 -4 February “The Gospel of Mark. For Ministers,” Five presentations for “New Life” renewal program, Marymount Centre, Castle Hill; 4, 11, 18, 24, 25 March. “Jesus in the Gospel of Matthew: Revealer of God's Mercy,” Weekend Seminar for Rural Ministry Gathering, St Clement’s Retreat Centre, Galong 14 - 16 March “The Christian Imperative to Respond to Those in Need of a Home;” “Finding a Home in God.” Two Sessions on the theme of “home” in the Scriptures for the Ursuline Sisters’ “Encounter” program, Sydney, 22 March Key Biblical Themes of the R.E. Curriculum. Exposition of Biblical Texts: • Gen 22:1-9; Deut 6:4-9; Luke 1:1-4; March 31, 2014. • Ps 95; Matt 6:9-13; Luke 1:28-42; April 7 th , 2014. • Gen 1:26-31; Matt 7:12; 1 Pet 3:13-17; May 19 th , 2014. Sydney Catholic Education Office Yr 7-10 Religious Education Teachers’ In-service Presentation, Sydney “Images of the Death and Resurrection of Jesus from the Gospel of John”; Reflection morning for Catalyst for Renewal, a Catholic Religious Awareness Group, 5 April “How to Hear the Passion Narrative of the Gospel of John.” Summer Hill Parish, Sydney, 13 April “The Dramatic Narrative of the Death of Jesus in the Gospel of John.” Kairos, Sydney Religious Life Novices’ Program, Sydney 15 – 16 April Reflection on Parables of Growth of Matthew 13, Caritas National Executive, Pymble, 9 May Teacher Inservice Input: Scripture Passages of the Religious Education Programme, Carnes Hill Primary School, Sydney 14 May “The New Testament Gospels; How Do We Read Them?” St Raphael’s Parish, Cowra, 24 – 25 May Teacher In-service Input: “How To Read the Gospels.” Marist College Eastwood, Sydney 27 May

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

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING

Administrative Academic Dean, Catholic Institute of Sydney leadership

Tertiary teaching SCD: B7368 Johannine Literature, T7399 STB Comprehensive Exam B9693 IGS in Biblical Studies

Professional development SCD Professional Development Days, 10 March in educational leadership, CIS Faculty Conversazione: 4 April, 2 May learning and teaching

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE

Membership of SCD Member, Academic Standards Committee, SCD. committees and bodies Member Accreditation Sub-committee, SCD

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

(Very Reverend) Dr Doru Costache

Qualifications ThD (Bucharest 2000) BTh (Bucharest 1993)

Academic Classification Level C - Senior Lecturer

Institution St Andrew’s Greek Orthodox Theological College

Employment status Full-time

Subject area Theology (Patristic Studies)

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY Current research Genesis 1-3 within tradition; early Christian worldview

Chapters in books ‘Gender, Marriage and Holiness in Amb.Io . 10 and 41.’ In: Wendy Mayer and Ian J. Elmer (eds). Men and Women in the Early Christian Centuries, Early Christian Studies 18. Strathfield: St Pauls Publications, 2014: 351-371.

‘The Transdisciplinary Carats of Patristic Byzantine Tradition.’ In:

11 Basarab Nicolescu and Atila Ertas (eds). Transdisciplinary Education, Philosophy, & Education . The Academy of Transdisciplinary Learning & Advanced Studies, 2014: 149-65.

Articles in refereed “Adam’s Holiness: Athonite and Alexandrine Perceptions,” journals Phronema 29.2 (2014): 173-218.

“Worldview and Melodic Imagery in Clement the Alexandrian, Saint Athanasius, and their Antecedents in Saints Ignatius and Irenaeus,” Phronema 29.1 (2014) 21-60.

Book reviews in refereed “Bogdan Gabriel Bucur, Angelomorphic Pneumatology: Clement of journals Alexandria and Other Early Christian Witnesses . Supplements to Vigiliae Christianae 95. Leiden and Boston: Brill, 2009. 232 pages. ISBN 978-90-04-17414-6.” Book review in Phronema 29.1 (2014) 128-36.

Articles in non-refereed “St Andrew’s Patristic Symposium 2014” The Greek Australian journals Vema October 2014: 12-13.

“Sfântul Vasile cel Mare și Reprezentarea Cre știn ă a Lumii’ (Saint Basil the Great and the Christian Representation of the World).” Tabor: Revist ă de Cultur ă și Spiritualitate Româneasc ă 13.10 (2014) 20- 39.

Project details Theology and Life Series . St Andrew’s Greek Orthodox Theological College. Together with Philip Kariatlis, Anastasios Kalogerakis and Mario Baghos.

Role in team Member of the organising committee and contributor.

Project details Christianity and the Arts Series . Greek Orthodox Parish of the Resurrection of the Lord, Kogarah NSW. Together with Archimandrite Sophronios Konidaris, Andrew Mellas, Mario Baghos and Chris Baghos.

Role in team Initiator, host and contributor.

PhD thesis co-supervised Baghos, Mario. Eternal Cities: Rome, Constantinople and their (associate supervisor) Antecedents as Symbolic Images and Centres of the World. PhD, the University of Sydney

Postgraduate research “St Symeon the New Theologian and patristic authority”, BTh projects (18 cr pts or Hons, 18 credit points, Sydney College of Divinity. more) supervised

Conferences attended Byzantine Culture in Translation: The 18th Biennial Conference of Australian Association for Byzantine Studies (University of Queensland, Brisbane QLD; 28-30 November 2014)

St Andrew’s Patristic Symposium 2014 (St Andrew’s, Redfern NSW; 26-27 September 2014)

Conference papers “The First Translation of the Philokalia in a Modern Language.” Byzantine Culture in Translation: The 18th Biennial Conference of Australian Association for Byzantine Studies (University of Queensland, Brisbane QLD; 28-30 November 2014)

“Natural Contemplation: From Alexandria to Cappadocia and Back Again via Evagrius’ Portrait of the Gnostic.” St Andrew’s Patristic Symposium 2014 (St Andrew’s, Redfern NSW; 26-27 September 2014)

Participation in church, Executive of the National Council of Churches in Australia, government and industry member, representative of His Eminence Archbishop Stylianos. bodies

Editorial Board member Guest co-editor, Phronema 29 (2/2014). of a refereed journal or publication Member, Phronema: Theological Journal of St Andrew’s Greek Orthodox Theological College .

Member, BRAIN: Broad Research in Artificial Intelligence and Neuroscience . Referee for journal Phronema ISSN 0819-4920 Modern Theology ISSN 1468-0025 Colloquium ISSN 0588-3237 Aldersgate Papers ISSN 2202-0063 Role in the organisation of I organised and hosted a lecture by Professor Jonathan Wooding conferences, lecture series (University of Sydney) on early Celtic Christianity, delivered for and speakers my course unit “Early Church Fathers” (30 October)

I organised and hosted two lectures delivered by Dr Anna M. Silvas (University of New England, Armidale NSW) as a Friday seminar (24 October)

I convened (with Dr Adam G. Cooper, John Paul II Institute, Melbourne VIC) St Andrew’s Patristic Symposium 2014 (26-27 September)

I organised the visit of internationally renowned scholar Professor Paul M. Blowers (USA), who lectured at St Andrew’s for my course unit ‘Patristic Profile’ (24-25 September) Occasional lectures “Holy Fathers, Holy Mothers and the Liturgical Tradition of the Church.” The Divine Liturgy: The Heart of Orthodoxy, Theology and Life Series, a catechetical initiative of St Andrew’s Greek Orthodox Theological College, Greek Orthodox Parish & Community of Sts Constantine and Helene, Northbridge WA, 15 Nov 2014 “Beyond the Anthropic Principle: St Maximus” Theanthropocosmic Narrative.’ Kogarah Fellowship, Parish of the Resurrection of the Lord, Kogarah NSW, 10 Nov 2014 “Towards a New Apologetic” Part 3: “Anthropic Thinking within the Orthodox Tradition.” Kogarah Fellowship, Parish of the Resurrection of the Lord, Kogarah NSW, 27 Oct 2014 “Towards a New Apologetic” Part 2: “The Main Formulations of the Anthropic Principle.” Kogarah Fellowship, Parish of the Resurrection of the Lord, Kogarah NSW, 20 Oct 2014 “Towards a New Apologetic” Part 1: “A ‘New’ Way of Thinking.” Kogarah Fellowship, Parish of the Resurrection of the Lord, Kogarah NSW, 13 Oct 2014 “Patristic Representations of Priesthood and the Spiritual Fatherhood” Friday seminars / Ecclesiastical program, St Andrew’s Greek Orthodox Theological College, Redfern NSW, 8 August 2014 “The Holy Fathers and the Liturgical Tradition of the Church” The Divine Liturgy: The Heart of Orthodoxy, Theology and Life Series, a catechetical initiative of St Andrew’s Greek Orthodox Theological College, Oakleigh Grammar, Oakleigh VIC, 12 July 2014 “Transcendence: The Recent Movie, Orthodox Theology and the Christian Sense of Ascension” Christianity and the Arts 2014 , Kogarah Fellowship, Parish of the Resurrection of the Lord, Kogarah NSW, 26 May 2014 “Christ is Reason! From the Johannine Prologue to the Way of the Fathers” Christianity and the Arts 2014 , Kogarah Fellowship, Parish of the Resurrection of the Lord, Kogarah NSW, 12 May 2014 “The Pentekostarion as Climax of the Ecclesial Rendition of Christ’s Teaching” Kogarah Fellowship, Parish of the Resurrection of the Lord, Kogarah NSW, 28 April 2014 “Confession and Spiritual Guidance in the Christian Life” Kogarah Fellowship, Parish of the Resurrection of the Lord, Kogarah NSW, 31 March 2014

Membership of Since 2013 Member of the International Association of Patristic professional bodies and Studies offices currently held Since 2013 Member of the scientific advisory board of the Institute for Transdisciplinary Studies in Science, Spirituality and Society

Since 2013 Member of the North American Patristics Society

Since 2009 Member of the Australian 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 EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING Tertiary teaching SCD: T7281A, T7382A, T7383A, T8500A, T8581A, T9683A, T9684A

Professional development SCD Professional Development Day. in educational leadership, learning and teaching St Andrew’s Professional Development Day.

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE Membership of committees Member, The Research Committee of the Sydney College of and bodies in the SCD Divinity.

Membership of committees Member, Faculty of St Andrew’s Greek Orthodox Theological and bodies in the Member College. Institution

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH Pastoral responsibilities Liturgical, catechetical and pastoral work with the students of St Andrew’s and in various parishes of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of Australia.

15 Darren John 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 Level E - Professor

Institution Australian College of Ministries

Employment status Part-time

Subject area Mission Studies Pastoral Theology and Practice

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY

Current research Current research is focusing on missional leadership and spirituality, training and multicultural ministry. E.g.: Dangerous Prayer: Radical Inspiration from Jesus (Milton Keynes: Paternoster, manuscript submitted and being edited, forthcoming 2018 or 2017). Co-Editor with Darrell Jackson, Cultural Diversity, Congregational Innovation, and Australian Baptist Churches . New Wineskins Volume 2. (Sydney: Morling Press, forthcoming September 2015). [I convened the Symposium, and then with Darrell Jackson proposed this series.] Co-Editor with Darrell Jackson, Congregational Transformation in Australian Baptist Church Life (Sydney: Morling Press, forthcoming May 2015), ISBN 9780992275525. [I convened the Symposium this book drew on and was lead editor and contributed 75% of the organisation and editing for the book] Co-Editor with Rosemary Dewerse, We are Pilgrims: Mission from, in and with the Margins of our Diverse World, Australian Association of Mission Studies Third National triennial Conference Papers (Melbourne: UNOH, 2015). ISBN 9780994202345. [50/50 editing shared project]

Books Co-authored with Kim Hammond. Sentness: Six Postures of

16 Missional Christians , with Foreword by Michael Frost and Alan Hirsch (Downers Grove: IVP, 2014). 208 pages. ISBN 13:978- 0-8308-4418-0.

Books edited Editor, Seeking Urban Shalom: Integral Urban Mission in a New Urban World , ISUM Summit Papers, with Foreword by Tony Campolo (Melbourne: International Society for Urban Mission, 2014). 233 pages. ISBN 9780992394103.

Chapters in books Co-authored with Andrew Menzies, “From Place to Place: A Comparative Study of 5 Models of Workplace Formation at 2 Colleges on 1 Campus,” in Learning & Teaching: The Way Ahead , edited by Les Ball and Jim Harrison (Melbourne: Mosaic, Morning Star, 2014), 217-228. [50% my work as co- writer] “Introduction: From Shantaram to Shalom,” in Seeking Urban Shalom: Integral Urban Mission in a New Urban World, edited by Darren Cronshaw (Melbourne: International Society for Urban Mission, 2014), 9-15. ISBN 978-0-9870994-5-7.

Articles in refereed 2014 journals Co-authored with Ruth Powell, Glen Powell, Nicole Hancock and Stacey Wilson, “Churches that Inspire and Empower: A Case Study Survey of the Baptist Union of Victoria,” Australian eJournal of Theology 21.3 (Dec 2014): 212-233. Accessible at http://aejt.com.au/2014/volume_21/vol_21_n o_3_2014/?article=695189 . ISSN 1448-6326 [30% my work] “Saving Souls and Listening Hearts: Implications for Missional Leaders from Richard Rohr’s Immortal Diamond ,” Colloquium 46.2 (November 2014): 242-254. ISSN 0588-3237. Co-authored with Steve Taylor. “The Congregation in a Pluralist Society: Rereading Newbigin for Missional Churches Today”, Pacifica 27.2 (June 2014): 206-228. ISSN 1030-570X [50% my work] Co-authored with Peter Downes, “Worship as a Missional Practice,” Ecclesial Practices: Journal of Ecclesiology and Ethnography 1.2 (2014): 167-191. ISSN 2214-4463 [40% my work; based on Peter Downes’ doctorate that I supervised] ‘New Monasticism for Australian Mission?: Reflections from School(s) for Conversion: 12 Marks of a New Monasticism ’, Australian Journal of Mission Studies 8:1 (June 2014): 17-25. ISSN: 1834-4682. Co-authored with Dale Stephenson, ‘Ask Anything: Developing a relational platform to mobilise Australian Christians to share their faith through exploring questions’, Witness: The Journal of the Academy for Evangelism in Theological Education 28 (June 2014): 53-80. ISSN 2159-4570 [30% my work; based on Stephenson’s resource and review, which I developed into an article adding my analysis.] Co-authored with Ruth Powell, Nicole Hancock, Sam Sterland

17 and Stacey Wilson, “Churches with a Vision for the Future: a profile of the Baptist Union of Victoria,” Australian eJournal of Theology 21.1 (April 2014), 63~81, http:// aejt.com.au/2014/volume_21/vol_21_no_1_2014/?article= 623884 . ISSN 1448-6326 [25% my work] Co-authored with Stuart Devenish. “The Continuing Conversion of the Australian Church: A Missional Conversation with Darrell Guder,” Pacifica 27.1 (February 2014), 78-96. ISSN 1030- 570X. [50% my work; collaboratively written.] Co-authored with Peter Downes, “Vineyard meets Emerging Missional Church,” Australasian Pentecostal Studies Issue 16 (January 2014), accessible at http://webjournals.ac.edu.au/journals/aps/issue-16/2- vineyard-meets-emerging-missional-churches/ . ISSN, 1440- 1991. [30% my work, drawing on Downes’s doctoral research that I supervised, part of which we developed into this article.]

Book reviews in refereed “Art and Soul, by Michelle Sanders,” Australian Journal of Mission journals Studies , 8.2 (Dec 2014): 60, 33. “Called Out for Witness: The Missionary Journey of Grace Korean Church, by Daniel Taichoul Yang,” Exchange: Journal of Missiological and Ecumenical Research 43 (Dec 2014): 400-401. “The Road Trip that Changed the World , by Mark Sayers,” Literature & Theology 28:4 (December 2014): 491-493. “Leadership and Religious Schools: International Perspectives and Challenges , edited by Michael T Buchanan,” Journal for the Academic Study of Religion 27.2 (2014): 243-244. “Broken Nation: Australians in the Great War by Joan Beaumont,” History Australia 11.3 (2014): 240-242.

“Strangers Next Door , by J D Payne,” Mission Studies 31 (2014):

467-468.

“Diaspora Missiology , by Enoch Wan,” Mission Studies 31 (2014):

465-466.

“Imagining the Kingdom: How Worship Works , by James K A Smith,” International Journal of Practical Theology 18.1 (June 2014). “The New Parish: How Neighborhood Churches are Transforming Mission, Discipleship and Community , by Paul Sparks, Tim Soerens and Dwight J Friesen,” Journal of Missional Practice Issue 4 (Spring 2014), http://journalofmissionalpractice.com/category/issue- 4/ “Breaking Calabashes: Becoming an Intercultural Community , by Rosemary Dewerse,” Journal of Missional Practice Issue 4 (Spring 2014), http://journalofmissionalpractice.com/category/issue- 4/ “Teaching All Nations: Interrogating the Matthean Great Commission , edited by Mitzi Smith and Jayachitra Lalitha,” Australian Biblical Review 62 (2014): 91-92. “Talking about God in Practice , by Helen Cameron, Deborah Bhatti, Catherine Duce, James Sweeney and Clare Watkins,” Journal of

18 Adult Theological Education 11.2 (2014): 167-168. “Resourcing Mission: Practical Theology for Changing Churches , by Helen Cameron,” Ecclesial Practices: Journal of Ecclesiology and Ethnography 1 (2014): 258-260. “On the way to FAITH , Ken R Manley,’ Australian eJournal of Theolog y 21.2 (2014), accessible at http://aejt.com.au/2014/volume_2 1/vol_21_no_2_2014/?article=667292 “Salt, Light, and a City: Introducing Missional Ecclesiology, by Graham Hill,” Australian eJournal of Theology (2014), http://aejt.com.au/2014/volume_21/vol_21_ no_2_2014/?article=667290 “Living Witness: Explorations in Missional Ethics , edited by Andy Draycott and Jonathan Rowe,” Studies in Christian Ethics 27.3 (Aug 2014): 350~353, sce.sagepub.com/content/27/3/350.citation “Welcome to Theological Field Education , ed. Matthew Floding,” Teaching Theology & Religion 17.3 (July 2014), 273-274.

“Rethinking Mission in Postcolony , by Marion Grau,” Missiology 42.3

(Summer, Jul 2014), 328-329.

“Sifted , by Cordeiro, Wayne, with Francis Chan & Larry

Osborne”, Witness 28 (June 2014), 89-91.

“Risky Compassion, by Ash Barker,” Australian Journal of Mission Studies 8:1 (June 2014), 91-92. “Kingdom without Borders: The Untold Story of Global Christianity, by Miriam Adeney,” Australian Journal of Mission Studies 8:1 (June 2014), 85-86. “Forces for Good: The Six Practices of High-Impact Nonprofits , by Leslie R Crutchfield and Heather McLeod Grant,” Journal of Religious Leadership 13.1 (Spring 2014). “Transforming Theology : Student experience and transformative learning in undergraduate theological education , by Les Ball,” Higher Education Research and Development 33.3 (2014), 632-34. “Good to Great and the Social Sector , by Jim Collins,” Journal of Nonprofit Education and Leadership 4.1 (April 2014), http://js.sagamorepub.com/jnel/index . “UnLeader , by Lance Ford,” Journal of Adult Theological Education 11.1 (May 2014), 94-96. “The Missional Quest: Becoming a Church of the Long Run , by Lance Ford & Brad Brisco,” Australian eJournal of Theology 21.1 (Apr 2014), 90- 91, accessible at http://aejt.com.au/ “From Five Barley Loaves: Australian Baptists in Global Mission 1864- 2010, edited by Tony Cupit, Ros Gooden and Ken Manley,” Australian eJournal of Theology 21.1 (Apr 2014): 88-89, accessible at http://aejt.com.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0009/623925/Fiv e_Barley_Loaves_Apr14_Vol21.1.pdf “Explorations in Ecclesiology and Ethnography , ed. Christian B Scharen,” Pacifica 27.1 (2014): 118-9. “Teaching and Christian Practices: Reshaping Faith and Learning , by

19 David I Smith and James K A Smith,” Pacifica 27.1 (Feb 2014): 116-118. “Barefoot Church , by Brandon Hatmaker,” Mission Studies 31.1 (Spring 2014): 125-126. “Intuitive Leadership , by Tim Keel,” Mission Studies 31.1 (Spring 2014): 97-98. “New Frontiers , edited by Jon K Newton,” Australasian Pentecostal St udies 16 (Jan 2014). “Joy Together: Spiritual Practices for your Congregation , by Lynne Baab,” Australasian Pentecostal Studies 16 (Jan 2014), webjournals.ac.edu.au/ojs/ind ex.php/APS/article/view/143/140

“Rethinking Vocation for a New HERDSA Fellow,” HERDSA

News (December 2014), 16-17.

Articles in non-refereed “Mission Studies Obituary – Dr Ross Oliver Langmead,” Mission journals Studies 31.1 (Spring 2014): 7-8. “Obituary notice – Ross Langmead,” International Bulletin of Missionary Research 37:4 (October 2013), 209. Accessible at http://www.internationalbulletin.org/system/files/2013-04- 208-editors.pdf “Tribute notice – Dr Ross Oliver Langmead,” IAMS Newsletter (2013), 4-5; http://missionstudies.org/wp- content/uploads/2013/09/IAMS-Matters_2013_Oct-Dec- final.pdf .

And Witness articles accessible at www.buv.com.au/buvblog/blogger/listings/darren-cronshaw : “Church Size Stages,” Witness (16 Dec 2014) “Diffusion of Innovation,” Witness (4 Nov 2014) “Appreciative Inquiry: What Would Jesus Brew?,” Witness (16 Oct 2014) Co-authored with Julia Rhyder, “Mustard Tree Aspirations (Luke 13:18-19),” Witness (11 Aug 2014). “Beyond McDonaldization (A Mission Catalyst Tool),” Witness (23 July 2014) “Kotter’s Organisation Transformational Steps (A Mission Catalyst Tool),” Witness (18 July 2014) “Courage & Calmness (A Mission Catalyst Tool),” Witness (27 June 2014) “Congregational Lifecycles (A Mission Catalyst Tool),” Witness (16 June 2014) “Organic Organisation (A Mission Catalyst Tool),” Witness (10 June 2014) “Adopt a Genius (A Mission Catalyst Tool),” Witness (25 May 2014) “Subversive Questions’ (A Mission Catalyst Tool),” Witness (12 May 2014) “Learning Organisations & Systems-Analysis,” Witness (1 May 2014)

20 “Holy Dissatisfaction (A Mission Catalyst Tool),” Witness (8 April 2014) “Welcoming Different Voices (A Mission Catalyst Tool),” Witness (11 March 2014) “Permission-giving Leadership (A Mission Catalyst Tool),” Witness (21 February 2014)

Project details “Forming Missional Leaders,” ($2,000 University of Divinity Grant helped fund this in 2014 which led to a reviewed course, seminar papers, and book contract) “Burmese Baptist Churches in Australia” (BUV 2014-2015), funded by 2014 $18,500 Collier Grant, led to report, conference papers and co-authored published book chapter

Role in team Lead researcher for both of the above

Research degree theses External secondary supervisor (25%), May Ngo, “The role of a supervised faith-based organization (FBO) in Sub-Saharan African irregular migration in Morocco,” PhD thesis, Swinburne University (2013-2015) Associate supervisor (25%) with Dr David McEwan as primary supervisor, of Erik Groeneveld, “Theology of Love: a practical application within the Church of the Nazarene,” DMin, Sydney College of Divinity (2012-2014, completed in 2014) Primary supervisor (100%), Michael Frost, “The Shaping of Things to Come?”, PhD, Morling College, University of Divinity (2014-) Associate supervisor (40%) with Dr Steve Smith as primary supervisor, Dean Phelan “Churches of Christ in Queensland: A Case Study of Organisational Healing and Change,” PhD, Sydney College of Divinity (2014-) 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-) Primary Supervisor (100%), of Ruthmary Bond, “Sustainability for Fresh Expressions of Church in Leadership, Finances, Evangelism and Discipleship,” Missional Masters thesis, Uniting College of Leadership and Theology (2012-2015) Associate supervision (25%) Dr Larry Nemer as primary supervisor, Gerry Nworie, “Christian Missionary Evangelization: The Paradox of the growth of the Catholic Church in Igboland of Southeastern Nigeria,” PhD, SCD (2011-) Research degree theses Daniel Le Cordier, “Missional Pneumatology and its Ecclesial

21 examined Implications,” 15000 word Master of Arts (Theology) Project, Morling College, Australian College of Theology (2014) Postgraduate panel Bernie Miles, “How can Spiritual Direction in the Ignatian Tradition support Leadership and Organisational Development?,” Confirmation candidature panel, University of Divinity (Mar 2014)

Postgraduate research Glyn Jenkins, “The Development of a Pastoral Care and essays (18 cr pts or more) Leadership Structure and Environment within an Urban supervised Based Church grouping context, 12000 word Research Essay, ACOM (2014, completed) Anne Brown, “The Clinical Benefits of Exploring the Christian Hope on Mental Health and Well-Being,” Masters Qualifying 12000 word Research essay, SCD (2014-2015) Sue Whiteley, “The “God Moment” as an Occasion of Ppiritual Transformation and the Implications for Curriculum Design and Pedagogy in Spiritual Formation,” 12000 word Research Essay SCD (2014-15)

Postgraduate research Valentina Satvedi, “Power and Yieldedness in the Context of essays (18 cr pts or more) Postcolonial Mission,” 12000 word research essay, Yarra examined Theological Union, University of Divinity (2014)

Conferences attended International academic conferences “Leadership in a Connected World,” 2014 Global Leadership Conference, Swinburne University of Technology and Northeastern University, Melbourne (14 Nov 2014) [Invited panel presenter] “This is my/our story: Narrative and Mission in Contemporary Contexts,” British and Irish Association of Practical Theology, Edinburgh, 15-17 Jul 2014. [Presented academic paper] Society of Biblical Literature International Meeting, Vienna, 6-10 Jul 2014 [academic paper] National academic conferences “Beyond Education: Exploring a Theology of the Church’s Theological Formation,” Colloquium, CTM, Parkville, 28-29 Mar 2014 [concluding panel speaker] “Margins, Mission & Diversity,” Australian Association for Mission Studies, Adelaide, 2-5 Oct 2014 [I attended as AAMS Vice-President, co-editor of conference book and academic paper presenter]

Local academic conferences Urban Life Together conference, Centre of Urban Studies, Urban Seed, Melbourne, 17-18 Oct 2014 [planning committee, stream facilitator on missional practices, and discussion panel member]

22 Professional conferences (selection) “Signs of Hope in the City ,” ISUM Summit, Kuala Lumpur, July 2014. [Attended as ISUM Executive Committee, Summit committee member, working group facilitator and academic stream facilitator] “Walking Alongside, SURRENDER:14,” 14-16 March 2014 [BUV rep and World Café Coordinator]

Conference papers International conference or international study commission papers or talks “Navigating Students and Community Groups towards Discerning a Reconnected Sense of Self and Vocation,” Panel presentation, Case Studies of Leadership in a Connected World: Evidence-based approaches, 2014 Global Leadership Conference, Swinburne University of Technology and Northeastern University, Sheraton Hotel Melbourne (14 November 2014) “Imagining a Renewed Story: Utilising Biblical and Congregational Narratives for Congregational Transformation,” at “This is my / our story: Narrative and Mission in Contemporary Contexts,” British & Irish Association for Practical Theology (BIAPT) 2014 Conference, Edinburgh UK (15-17 July 2014) “A Commision “Great” for Whom? A Postcolonial Contrapuntal Reading of Matthew 28:18-20” Paper presented at Society of Biblical Literature International Meeting, Vienna, Austria (8 July, 6-10 July 2014). Co-chair with Margaret Loy and Ailin Low, “‘Local Churches: Role in Urban Transformation,” at Signs of Hope in the City, International Society for Urban Mission Annual Summit Working Group, Kuala Lumpur (28 June–1 July 2014) National conference papers Co-presented with Meewon Yang, Co-written with Ner Dah, Si Khia, Japheth Lian, Ronald Lal Bin Suah, Stacey Wilson and Meewon Yang, ‘Mission from the margins of a Diaspora community: Burmese Baptist Churches in their new landscape of Australia’, refereed abstract conference paper, “Margins, Mission and Diversity,” Triennial Conference of Australian Association for Mission Studies @ Tabor Adelaide (2-5 Oct, 2014), accessible at http://repository.taboradelaide.edu.au/share/s/9V9pbq1hQI ipwWiF-S7O3Q . “Claiming Sovereignty in Science Fiction: Lessons from Hunger Games and Divergent for Raising a Justice Discourse among Young Adults,” paper for ‘Claiming Sovereignty: Theological Perspectives’ conference, Whitley College (22-24 Aug 2014). Local conference papers and seminar presentations “Reenvisioning Theological Education and Research,” Invited SCD Postgraduate Students and Faculty Seminar paper (Monday 16 June 2014).

23 “A Reflective Practitioner’s Methodology for Emerging Church Research,” SCD Postgraduate Students Research Seminar, online presentation by Skype (Tuesday 6 May 2014). “Researching Missional Leadership Formation,” Seminar paper distributed at ACOM Faculty and Students Research Seminar (17 Feb 2014). “A Commision ‘Great’ for Who? A Preliminary Postcolonial “Contrapuntal” Reading of Matthew 28:18-20,” Harvest Bible College Researchers’ lunch (Monday 10 February 2014).

Recognized participation Research-based professional consultancy services in consultancy projects Consultant, Mission Integration, Baptcare, 2014-ongoing • Research and consulting for ‘Glimpses of Baptcare’ project (December 2014) • Researching and writing two 6000 word policy/background papers (started in 2014, completed in 2015): o “What is the ‘Bapt’ in Baptcare? Glimpsing Back to Baptist Identity and Principles” o ‘“Lord Let Me See”: Glimpsing Back to Baptist Approaches to Social Justice”

Editorial Board member Editor ISUM 2013 Summit Conference Proceedings, peer- of a refereed journal or reviewed Briefing Papers and Edited book: Seeking Urban Shalom publication (Melbourne: ISUM, 2014) Editorial Board, Journal of Adult Theological Education (JATE) , international refereed journal based in the UK (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 Ecclesial Practices (2014-ongoing): Peer reviewer for Transformation (2014-ongoing) Peer reviewer for Australian eJournal of Theology (2014-ongoing): Peer reviewer for Journal of Nonprofit Education and Leadership (2014-ongoing): Peer reviewer for Journal of Contemporary Ministry (2013-ongoing): Peer reviewer for Colloquium: The Australian and New Zealand Theological Review (2013-ongoing): Nothing reviewed though in 2014

Peer reviewer and editorial committee for Journal of Adult Peer reviewer for Australian Journal of Mission Studies (2006- ongoing)

Editorial Board member Zadok Perspectives & Papers of a non-refereed journal Regular contributor, recruiter and content suggester for or publication denominational magazine Witness: The Voice of Victorian Baptists

Role in the organisation SCD Research sub-committee on Templeton Foundation

24 of conferences, lecture application, planning an initial Symposium in September 2015 series and speakers (meeting bi-monthly from September 2014) Committee consultant, Australian Baptist Ministries Multicultural Ministry conference (16-18 Nov 2014) Planning committee and “Missional Practices” papers stream facilitator, Urban Life Together conference, Urban Studies Centre, Urban Seed (17-18 Oct 2014) Co-Editor with Rosemary Dewerse, Margins, We are Pilgrims, AAMS Third National triennial Conference Papers (Melbourne: UNOH Publishing, 2015) [shared project, 50/50] Peer-referee committee to consider submitted conference abstracts, convened by Dr Rosemary Dewerse, “Margins, Mission and Diversity,” AAMS national conference, Adelaide (2014). Planning committee and Academic streams co-convenor, International Society for Urban Mission “ISUM Summit 2014: Signs of Hope in the City,” Methodist College, Kuala Lumpur (2013-2014). Co-editor with Darrell Jackson of Symposium proceedings. Congregational Transformation in Australian Baptist Church Life . New Wineskins volume 1 (Sydney: Morling Press 2015) Convenor, “New Wineskins” National Baptist Research Symposium on Transforming Baptist Church Life, Whitley College, Melbourne (24 March 2014), http://www.buv.com.au/newwineskins . 70 Participants and Symposium 24 papers. BUV partner team member, SURRENDER:14, Belgrave Heights (14-16 March 2014) World Café Host and Organiser, Lunchtime and Dinner Conversations, SURRENDER:14 conference, Belgrave Heights (14-16 Mar 2014)

Book launch “Alongsiders, by Mick Duncan,” SURRENDER:14, Belgrave Heights (15 March 2014)

Book endorsements Barker, Ash, Risky Compassion (Birmingham: Urban Life Together Publishing, 2014) Hjalmarson, Leonard, No Home Like Place (Portland: Urban Loft Publishers, 2014) Sanders, Michelle , Art and Soul (Eugene: Wipf and Stock, 2014)

Occasional lectures “Resourcing Karen and Chin Baptist Churches and Second Gene ration Ministry” workshop (20 Nov 2014) “Multicultural Ministry,” Workshop presentation, Inner Eastern Pastors, Hawthorn (15 Oct 2014) “Mission of God and Refugees,” Whitley College guest lecture (14 Oct 2014)

25 “Missional Spirituality,” EQUIP training workshop (11 Oct 2014) Keynote speaker, Uniting Church Yarra Yarra Presbytery Conference, Milgrove (11-13 Aug 2014) “Urban Shalom and the People of God: AuburnLife Case Study of Revitalisation,” Guest lecture, Malaysian Baptist Theological Seminary, Kuala Lumpur (27 Jun 2014) “Writing for Radical Discipleship and Urban Mission,” UNOH Workshop, Hawthorn (18 Jun 2014) “Mission Values and Teaching Qualities for Mission Catalysts,” BUV team workshop (5 Jun 2014) “Missional Streams for BUV Mission Catalysing,” workshop, Anglesea (4 Jun 2014)

“Endnote Basics and NVIVO Qualitative Software for Research

Workshop,” University of Divinity Research Approaches for

Theology class, Catholic Theological College (21 May 2014)

“Practical Theology Issues and Methods,” University of Divinity

Research Approaches for Theology class, Catholic Theological

College (19 Mar 2014)

World Café Organiser, Mealtime conversations, SURRENDER:14, Belgrave Heights (14-15 Mar 2014) “Mission Catalyst 2014 Research,” BUV Staff Presentation (4 Feb 2014)

Media commentary “Interview about Sentness and Being Missional,” Moody Radio, The Morning Ride, (2 Jun 2014), accessible at https://soundcloud.com/buv/darren-cronshaw-interviewed- on-moody-radio

Membership of Academy of Religious Leadership (ARL) professional bodies and American Society of Missiology (ASM) offices currently held Anabaptist Association of Australia and New Zealand (AAANZ) Association of Practical Theology in Oceania (APTO) Australian and New Zealand Association for Theological Field Education (ANZATFE) Australian Association for Mission Studies (AAMS) Christian Research Association (CRA) Fellowship for Biblical Studies (FBS) Forge Mission Training Network Swinburne Leadership Institute (SLI) Higher Education Research and Development Society of Australasia (HERDSA) [Member & Fellow] International Association for the Advancement of Creative Maladjustment International Association for Mission Studies (IAMS) International Society for Urban Mission (ISUM) ISCAST Christians in Science and Technology (Associate member)

26 Newbigin Centre, Springdale College, Birmingham, UK Victorian Baptist Historical Society (VBHS)

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING

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

Course co-ordination, Expert consultant, Curriculum track development of ‘Spiritual development of curriculum Formation and Leadership’ units, Moffat Bible College and teaching methodology (Africa Inland Church), Kijabe, Kenya (2013-2014)

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 Whitley College: New Paradigms for a Missional Church (online, 2014); mutual arrangement to second examine Missiology units for Randall Prior, Uniting Church Centre for Theology and Mission (2013-2014) Stirling College : Pastoral Leadership and Congregational Transformation (guest lecturer 2014) FORGE Mission Training Network: New Paradigms for the Missional Church; Beyond Consumerism: Spirituality, Sustainability & Discipleship; Tabor College Victoria: Unit proposal writing of Missional Renewal of the Urban Church (proposed to TEQSA for 2016 or 2017) Uniting College, Adelaide College of Divinity: Missional Masters Cohort

Contribution to Participant, Inner-Eastern Pastors Support Group, vocational and continuing Booroondara, Melbourne educational programs Initiator and convenor, ‘Melbourne Inklings’ Public Theology writing group, Hawthorn BUV “Innovate” Pioneering Leadership Course working group

Professional development Harvest Bible College Research Supervisors’ Training Day (6 in educational leadership, November 2014) learning and teaching “Beyond Education: Exploring a Theology of the Church’s Theological Formation,” Colloquium, Centre for Theology and Ministry, Parkville (28-29 March 2014)

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE

27 Membership of Research Committee (and chair) committees and bodies in the SCD Classifications & Promotions committee DMin committee (and chair) 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 in ACOM Academic Board the Member Institution

And for external colleges: Forge International Council Working Group Harvest Research and Resource Committee

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

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH

Official church Mission Catalyst (Researcher) Baptist Union of Victoria appointments Pastor AuburnLife Baptist Church Director of Theological Studies, Forge Mission Training Network Senior Editor, International Society for Urban Mission (ISUM) (July 2014-) Honorary Research Fellow, University of Divinity (Associate since 2011, Fellow since 2014) Associate Researcher, National Church Life Survey; cooperating with NCLS in analysing survey data and church implications. Editor-in-Chief, UNOH Publications (till June 2014) Member of Baptist World Alliance Division on Freedom and Justice (F&J), Commission on Social and Environmental Justice Member of Baptist World Alliance Division on Mission, Evangelism & Theological Reflection, Commission on Theological Education and Leadership Formation Member of Human Research Ethics Committee (HREC), Christian Research Association Member of Research sub-committee, Christian Research Association Board member (and Deputy Chair from Late 2014), Christian

28 Research Association 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

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 Project: Poverty and the Catholic Church in the 20 th Century

Books The Preferential Option for the Poor: A Short History and a Reading Based on the Thought of Bernard Lonergan (Marquette University Press, 2014).

Conferences attended ACTA, 2014 Meeting the Challenge International TESOL Conference, TESOL, Melbourne, 30 September – 3 October

Conference papers The Catholic Church and the Poor: Thinking About the 20 th Century, ACTA, 2014 Meeting the Challenge International TESOL Conference, TESOL, Melbourne, 30 September – 3 October

Role in the organisation Secretary and organizer, ACTA, 2014 Meeting the Challenge of conferences, lecture International TESOL Conference, 30 September – 3 October, series and speakers Melbourne

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

29 EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING

Administrative Academic Registrar, CIS leadership

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

Tertiary teaching T7231 The Person and Work of Jesus Christ T7337 Christian Anthropology and Grace

Professional development Department of Education, AQF Training Workshop in educational leadership, learning and teaching

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE

Membership of SCD Member, SAC (now SSAC) committees and bodies

Membership of MI Member, Academic Board committees and bodies Member, 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 community bodies Collection

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

30 Books Canon Law in Action , New South Wales: St. Paul Publications

Chapters in books Canon 1044 2, 2 “Psychic Illness as an Impediment for Exercising Orders,” Roman Replies and CLSA Advisory Opinions 2014 (Washington DC: Canon Law Society of America), 68-71.

Articles in refereed “Canon 1044 § 1, 3: Priest as an Accomplice in an Abortion,” journals “The Lifestyle of the Diocesan Priest in Relation to Poverty,” Australasian Catholic Record 1 (2014): 73-91. “Closing Churches Deemed Surplus to Requirements when Amalgamating Parishes, The Canonist 5.1 (2014): 25-40. “What Age for the Reception of Confirmation?” The Canonist 5.2 (2014): 165-178.

Conferences attended Annual Conference of the Canon Law Society of Australian and New Zealand , Canon Law Society of Australia and New Zealand, Manly, Australia, 2 September. Conference on the Pastoral Care of Foreign Students, Council for Migrants, Rome, 16-18 October.

Conference papers “Amalgamation of Parishes,” Annual Conference of the Canon Law Society of Australian and New Zealand , Canon Law Society of Australia and New Zealand, Manly, Australia, 2 September.

Editorial Board member The Canonist of a refereed journal or publication

Referee for journal Journal of Church and State

Role in the organisation Member of Executive of Canon Law Society of Australia and of conferences, lecture New Zealand organizing the annual Canon Law Conference and series and speakers its speakers.

Occasional lectures Sister Lovers of the Cross and Vinh-Thanh Seminary, April

Membership of Associate Judicial Vicar, Tribunal of the Catholic Church for professional bodies and New Zealand offices currently held Member, Canon Law Commission for the New Zealand Catholic Bishops Conference

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING

Administrative Principal, Good Shepherd College leadership

Tertiary teaching SCD: P7363 Selected Themes in Canon Law P7372 Canon Law and the Sacraments

Contribution to Tribunal Auditors in Christchurch diocese vocational and continuing educational programs

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE

Membership of MI Member of Board of Studies, Administration, Library, Research committees and bodies committees, Senate.

Official church Judge on Tribunal of the Catholic Church appointments

Matthew Del Nevo

Qualifications BA (AppSocSci) (Lanchester 1980), BD Hons (Sydney 1991), GradDipRE (ACU 2001), PhD (Sydney 1996)]

Academic Classification Level D – Associate Professor

Institution Catholic Institute of Sydney

Subject area Philosophy

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY

Current research Art-psychoanalysis-culture

Books The Metaphysics of Night (New Brunswick/London: Transaction Publishers)

Conferences attended Gender in Theory and Practice, University of Notre Dame, Sydney, 2- 5 July Faith and Politics, Biennial Conference in Philosophy, Religion and Culture, Catholic Institute of Sydney, 3-5 October Borromean Logic, International Lacan Seminar, Australian Centre for Psychoanalysis, Melbourne University, 24-26 October Cinema’s Realisms , UNSW 14, 17-18 November Cinema and Philosophy , UNSW, 27 November Art and Philosophy , Art Gallery of NSW, Sydney, 29 November Desire , Sydney Lacan Seminar, Australasian Centre for Psychoanalysis, Sydney, 22 November Sentiment: A Critical Reappraisal , UWS, 8 Dec

Conference papers “Pussy Riot at the Crossroads of Faith and Politics Today,” Faith and Politics, Biennial Conference in Philosophy, Religion and Culture, Catholic Institute of Sydney, 3-5 October “With Insistence” Desire , Sydney Lacan Seminar, Australasian Centre for Psychoanalysis, Sydney, 22 November

Participation in church Visiting Professorship, Institute of Theory of Literature and govt & industry bodies Institute of Christianity and Cross-Cultural Studies, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, China, 12-25 April Member, AlphaCrucis Ethics Committee Member AlphaCrucis Research Committee

Occasional lectures Freud and the Jewish Mystical Tradition, Freud Museum, London, 23 June. The Line the Symbol and Lacan , University of Nottingham, Nottingham, 26 June Freud and the Jewish Mystical Tradition , New Acropolis, Sydney, 21 August Philosothon, Sydney Girl’s High School, Moore Park, 2 September Philosothon, Cranbrook School, Bellevue Hill, 4 September Sophia: Feminine Redemptive Wisdom , New Acropolis, Sydney, 6 November

Membership of Fellow, International Society for Philosophers, London professional bodies and Board member, Schubert Society, Sydney Conservatorium offices currently held Associate, Critical Theory of Religion, Harvard Member, The Australasian Philosophy of Religion Association Member, Australasian Society for Continental Philosophy

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING

Administrative Acting Academic Dean, Semester 2 leadership

Tertiary teaching W7207 Logic and Critical Thinking W9612 Religion and Modernity W7358 Philosophical Psychology W7332 The Human Person W7309 Philosophy from Descartes to Kant

Professional development CIS Faculty Days February 20-21, July 31 – August 1 in educational leadership, learning and teaching

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE

Membership of MI Member, Academic Board committees and bodies Member, Research Committee

Activities within the Member, Philosophy Curriculum Committee Academic Department

33 Mervyn Duffy

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

Books Mervyn Duffy and Alois Greiler, Verguet’s Sketchbook: A Marist Missionary Artist in 1840s Oceania (Hindmarsh, Australia: ATF Press)

Articles in refereed Mary Barker and Mervyn Duffy SM “The Art of Theology: Mary journals as Bride of Christ”, in Compass 48.1 (2014): 39-44.

Articles and book reviews “Mary and the Reformation,” Marist Messenger 2 (2014): 28-30. in non-refereed journals “Episcopal and Petrine Authority,” Canon Law Society of Great Britain and Ireland Newsletter 177.3 (2014): 5-14. “Tracking the Origin of the Pompallier Madonna” Marist Messenger 5 (2014): 36-40. “Reciting the Creed” Marist Messenger 7 (2014): 37-8. “The Sanctuary Cross” Marist Messenger 8 (2014): 34-6. “Using the Silence” Marist Messenger 9 (2014): 32-4. “Centenary of the Death of a Missionary Artist” Marist Messenger 10 (2014): 34-6. “The Preparation of the Gifts” Marist Messenger 11 (2014): 36-7. “The Liturgy of Christmas” Marist Messenger 12 (2014): 35-7.

Creative works Set up and 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 “Economy with the facts and selective hyperbole: assessing how supervised Bede's account diminished the Irish monastic contribution to Anglo Saxon Christianity”, STh, Ecumenical Institute of Distance Theological Studies “An Exploration of the Theology of Charism and Mission within

34 Religious Life”, PhD, Sydney College of Divinity

Research degree theses PhD Thesis “Forgiveness and the Risen-Wounded Christ: in examined Dialogue with Karl Barth and Hans Urs von Balthasar”, PhD, University of Otago

Conferences attended Receptive Ecumenism in International Perspective: Contextual Ecclesial Learning, IRE III, International Receptive Ecumenism Conference, Connecticut, USA, 9 -12 June. Doing Theology in the Light of the Trinity , Laidlaw College, Auckland, 21-22 August Religion in Conflict and Collaboration in the Modern Wor ld, Religious History Association of Aotearoa New Zealand, Massey University Albany Campus, Auckland, 27-29 November

Conference papers “Doing the Theology of the Trinity in a Light”, Doing Theology in the Light of the Trinity , Laidlaw College, Auckland, 21-22 August “Pompallier and the True Vine”, Religion in Conflict and Collaboration in the Modern Wor ld, Religious History Association of Aotearoa New Zealand, Massey University Albany Campus, Auckland, 27-29 November

Participation in church, NZQA Monitor for Laidlaw College Theology Program govt & industry bodies

Occasional lectures “Jesus in Christian Art,” Reflection Group, St Peter’s College, Auckland, 19 March “The Canonical Mary,” St Michael’s, Remuera, Auckland, 8 October “Mary in the Bible,” to the Duc In Altum, Young Adult Group, Sacred Heart Parish, Ponsonby, Auckland, 17 October “The Apocryphal Mary” (90 min) to the public at St Michael’s, Remuera, Auckland, 22 October “The True Vine,” Marsden Lecture The Marsden Lecture on Te Rongopai – Celebrating 200 years of the Gospel in New Zealand 1814 – 2014, Wellington Institute of Theology, Anglican Diocese of Wellington and The Catholic Institute of Aotearoa New Zealand , Wellington Cathedral of St Paul , Wellington, 4 December

Media commentary Media Representative for the Society of Mary, NZ.

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

35 EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING

Administrative Dean of Studies leadership

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

Tertiary teaching SCD: T7333 Trinity T7231 The Person and Work of Jesus

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE

Membership of SCD Member, Curriculum Consolidation Committee for the Theology committees and bodies Sub-discipline

Membership of MI Secretary, Academic Advisory Board committees and bodies Chair, Board of Studies Chair, Research Committee Member, Administrative Committee

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

Professional development Faculty Colloquium on Innovative Teaching, 11 August in educational leadership, learning and teaching

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH

Official church Member of the Provincial Council of NZ Province of the Society appointments & of Mary designated pastoral Member of the NZ Methodist-Catholic Dialogue responsibilities Member of the Understanding Faith Curriculum Advisory Group (National body for advice on Secondary school Religious Education Syllabus)

Arseny Ermakov

Qualifications BTh, MA, PhD

36 Academic Classification Level B - Lecturer

Institution Booth College

Employment status Full-time

Subject area Biblical Studies

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY

Current research Co-author with Robert S. Snow. The Gospel of Matthew: A Commentary in Wesleyan Tradition . New Beacon Bible Commentary. Kansas: Beacon Press, forthcoming.

Books edited Andrew Brower-Latz and Arseny Ermakov, eds. Purity: Essays in Bible and Theology , Eugene, OR: Wipf &Stock, 2014.

Chapters in books “Purity in the Synoptic Gospels,” in Purity: Essays in Bible and Theology. Edited by Andrew Brower-Latz and Arseny Ermakov (Eugene, OR: Wipf &Stock, 2014), 89-113.

Articles in refereed "The Holy One of God in Markan Narrative" in Horizons in journals Biblical Theology , 36.2 (2014): 159-184

"Holiness in the Gospel of Mark: Black Cat in a Dark Room?" in Wesleyan Theological Journal , 49.2 (2014): 74-85

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

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING

Administrative Head of Biblical Studies leadership

Tertiary teaching Introduction to the Old Testament, Introduction to the New Testament, Prophetic Literature, Old Testament Theology, Synoptic Gospels

Professional development 2013-present: Graduate Certificate in Higher Education in educational leadership, Teaching and Learning, University of Technology, Sydney learning and teaching

37 10 March 2014 – SCD Professional Development Day: Teaching in Biblical Studies Discipline (Sydney College of Divinity, Sydney) 12-13 November 2014 - UTS Teaching and Learning Forum (University of Technology, Sydney)

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE

Membership of Research Committee committees and bodies in the SCD

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

Rob A. Fringer

Qualifications BA, MA, Ph.D. candidate

Academic Classification Level A - Associate Lecturer

Institution Nazarene Theological College, Brisbane

Employment status Full-time

Subject area Biblical Studies and Biblical Languages

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY

Current research Working on Ph.D. Thesis on Paul’s Christophanic references and their importance in understanding Paul’s theology of revelation.

Conferences attended NTC One-Day Theological Conference in UK – 14/6/14 MWRC Annual Lecture in UK – 17/6/14 MWRC Colloquium in UK – 18/6/14 University of Manchester Seminar in UK – 21/6/14 NTC Theological Seminar in UK – 24/6/14 Trinity College Public Lecture in Brisbane – 2/7/14 ACWR Annual Conference in Melbourne – 15-16/8/14

Conference papers “The Antithetical Identity of the Philippian Opponents and Paul’s Shaping of Eschatological Identity,” presented at ACWR Annual Conference, Melbourne on 16/8/14

Membership of Society of Biblical Literature, Member professional bodies and Wesleyan Theological Society, Member offices currently held Catholic Bible Association of America, Associate Member

38 Institute of Biblical Research, Associate Member Tyndale Fellowship, Member Manchester Wesley Research Centre, Junior Fellow Society of Evangelical Arminians, Member Australasia Centre for Wesleyan Research, Member

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING

Course co-ordination, Development of Biblical studies curriculum along with another development of curriculum lecture and developing the Greek curriculum and teaching methodology

Tertiary teaching SCD: A7120; A7170; A8520; A8570 (2x); B5010; B5032; B5093; B7110; B7203; B7254; B8510; B9610; B9603; B9695

Contribution to Development of “Frameworks for Ministry” designed for vocational and continuing training lay leadership and beginning clergy. educational programs Leadership Development Training Team for Australasia Church of the Nazarene

Professional development SCD, “Innovative Teaching,” with Les Ball 21/8/14 in educational leadership, SCD, “Assessment Review,” with Les Ball 21/8/14 learning and teaching

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE

Membership of NTC Academic Committee Member committees and bodies in NTC Committee on Blended Education the Member Institution

Activities within the Development of Biblical studies curriculum along with another Academic Department lecture; development of Greek curriculum

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH

Official church Ordained elder in the Church of the Nazarene appointments

Pastoral responsibilities Preaching regularly in local Nazarene churches. Mentoring young leaders. Preaching occasionally in Wesleyan Methodist churches. Including being the Keynote speaker for the Queensland Wesleyan Methodist Annual Conference, delivering 3 messages (25-27/09/14)

39 Richard Giesken

Qualifications BBusSc; MTh; Grad Dip Learning and Teaching

Academic Level A - Associate Lecturer Classification

Institution NTC

Employment status Part-time

Subject area Biblical Studies, Missiology

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY

Current research Hermeneutics and Social Capital Theory, Intercultural Studies

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING

Administrative IT Management NTC leadership

Tertiary teaching Cross Cultural Ministry, Christian Perspectives on World Religions, Introduction to Biblical Studies, Gospel of John

Contribution to Consultant to Church of the Nazarene Leadership Development vocational and Initiative continuing educational programs

Professional NTC professional development day, 21 August, Assessment development in Instruction – Dr. Les Ball. educational leadership, learning and teaching

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE

Membership of Academic Committee committees and bodies in the Member Institution

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH

Official church Church of the Nazarene credentials Board appointments

40 Pastoral Co-Pastor Redlands Church of the Nazarene responsibilities

Gerald Gleeson

Qualifications STB (CIS 1978) MA (Cantab 1987) PhD (Leuven 1989)

Academic Classification Level D – Associate Professor

Institution Catholic Institute of Sydney

Subject area Philosophy; Christian Ethics

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY

Current research Procreation and Marriage. The metaphysics of the Incarnation.

Research degree theses “Servais Pinckaers as a Sapiential Theologian”, PhD, Sydney supervised College of Divinity

Conferences attended Art and Sexuality: Contemporary Challenges for Catholic Health and Aged Care, Association of Australian Catholic Bioethicists, Melbourne, 2-5 February Annual Conference, Catholic Moral Theology Association of Australian and New Zealand, Melbourne, 1-3 July Ecclesial Life into the Future , Australian Catholic Theological Association (ACTA) Conference, St Mary’s College, University of Melbourne, 3 – 6 July Problem of Evil Workshop , Australian Catholic University, Melbourne, 14 -15 July National Conference, Catholic Health Australia, Brisbane, 26 August Natural Fertility Conference , John Paul ll Institute for Marriage and Family, Melbourne, 19 – 21 September); Faith and the Political , Biennial Conference in Philosophy, Religion and Culture, Catholic Institute of Sydney, 3 -5 October

Conference papers “Advanced Care Planning”, National Conference, Catholic Health Australia, Brisbane, 26 August “On Showing Mercy in Public”, Biennial Conference in Philosophy, Religion and Culture, Catholic Institute of Sydney, 3 -5 October

Participation in church, Council Member, St John’s College, University of Sydney govt & industry bodies Director of Mission, CatholicCare Sydney

Referee for journal Sophia

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING

Course co-ordination, Discipline Coordinator Humanities, Sydney College of Divinity

41 development of curriculum and teaching methodology

Tertiary teaching SCD: W7222 Moral Philosophy W7238 Reason, Faith and God

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE Membership of SCD Deputy Chair, Academic Board, SCD committees and bodies

Membership of MI Member, CIS Academic Board committees and bodies in Member, CIS Discipline Coordinators Committee Member, CIS Human Ethics Committee

Activities within the Coordinator, Philosophy Department, CIS Academic Department

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH

Official church Parish Priest, Summer Hill appointments Priests Appointments Advisory Committee College of Consultors Trustee, Archdiocese of Sydney

James Harrison

Qualifications BADipEd, MA, PhD (Macquarie University)

Academic Classification Level E - Professor

Institution SCD (Research Director)

Employment status Part-time permanent

Subject area New Testament; New Testament Greek

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY

Current research The historical Jesus; the thought of the apostle Paul in its social context; the ancient polis and the first century churches; the Graeco-Roman social and cultural context of the New Testament; Second Temple Judaism; the imperial context of the New Testament; traditional New Testament exegesis; Graeco- Roman civic ethics; Ephesian epigraphic corpus; polis and ekklesia in epigraphic, archaeological, numismatic and iconographic context

42 Forthcoming research 2015-2016: • “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, forthcoming). • “Excavating the Urban Life of Corinth,” in J.R. Harrison and L.L. Welborn (eds.), The First Urban Churches. Volume 2: Roman Corinth (Atlanta: SBL Press, 2016, forthcoming). • “Paul and the ag ōnothetai 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, forthcoming). • “Excavating the Urban Life of Ephesus,” in J.R. Harrison and L.L. Welborn (eds.), The First Urban Churches. Volume 2: Roman Corinth (Atlanta: SBL Press, 2016, forthcoming). • “Ephesian Cultic Officials, Their Benefactors and the Quest for Civic Virtue: Paul’s Alternative Quest for Virtue In Ephesians,” in J.R. Harrison and L.L. Welborn (eds.), The First Urban Churches. Volume 3: Ephesus (Atlanta: SBL Press, 2016, forthcoming). • ‘The Persecution of Christians from Nero to Hadrian’, in M. Harding and A. Nobbs (eds.), Into All the World: Emergent Christianity in its Jewish and Greco-Roman Context (Grand Rapids: Eerdmans, 2016, forthcoming). • ‘The Rhetoric of ‘Consolation’ in 2 Corinthians 1:3- 11/7:4-13 in the Context of the Jewish and Graeco- Roman Consolatory Literature’, in S.E. Porter (ed.), Paul and Scripture: Pauline Studies: Volume X (Leiden: Brill, 2016, forthcoming). • “The Seven Sages, The Delphic Canon and the Ethics of the New Testament,” M.R. Hauge and A.W. Pitts (eds.), Ancient Education and Early Christianity (London: Bloomsbury/T&T Clark, forthcoming, 2015). • “Who is the “Lord of Grace”? Jesus’ Parables in Imperial Context,” in A. Weissenrieder (ed.), Borders: Terms, Ideologies and Performances (Tübingen: Mohr Siebeck, forthcoming). • Reading Romans through Roman Eyes (new monograph to be submitted to NovT Supplements, Brill, for consideration for publication, end of 2015). • Paul and the Civic Ideology of the Graeco-Roman World (new , monograph contracted Mohr Siebeck, forthcoming 2017). • Oxford Bibliographies : ‘Virtues and Vices, New Testament and the Classics’. Forthcoming research 2016-2018: • New Documents Illustating Early Christianity. Volume 11: Ephesus (Eerdmans: co-edited with Brad Bitner)

43 Books edited L. Ball and J.R. Harrison (eds.), Learning and Teaching Theology: The Way Ahead (Northcote: Morning Star Publications, 2014; reprinted Eugene: Wipf and Stock, 2015).

Chapters in books ‘Paul and the Ancient Gymnasium: Research Paradigms for “Academic Citizens” of the New World’, in L. Ball and J.R. Harrison (eds.), Learning and Teaching Theology: The Way Ahead (Nortcote: Morning Star Publications, 2014), 33-48.

Conference papers “Provincial Galatia and Augustus’ ‘Res Gestae’: Paul’s Response to the Caesar Cult ,” Faith and the Political Tenth Biennial Conference in Philosophy, Religion and Culture 2014, Catholic Institute of Sydney, Strathfield (October 3 – 5), 2014. “Paul the ‘Zionist’: Romans 9:33 and 11:26 in their Jewish and Roman Context,” Fellowship of Biblical Studies Conference , Mandelbaum House, Sydney, 2014 (September 29-30), 2014. “The Delphic Canon and the Ephebic Ethical Curriculum: Cultivating the Self and the Gods for Harmony in the Household and Polis,” Society of New Testament Studies 2014 Conference, Szeged, Hungary (July 23-26), 2014. “Paul and the Ambiguities of Graeco-Roman Honorific Culture: Intersections of the Inscriptional, Iconographic and Monumental Evidence,” SBL 2014 International Meeting , Vienna, Austria (July 8-11), 2014. “Research, Educational Leadership and Ethics: Assessing the Contribution of Professor Bruce MacFarlane,” SCD May 12th Research Professional Development Day. ‘Provincial Galatia and Augustus’ ‘Res Gestae’: Paul’s Response to the Caesar Cult’, Christ or Caesar: Render unto Caesar? SSEC Conference , 2014, Robert Menzies College, Macquarie (May 3), 2014. Conferences Society of Biblical Literature 2014 Annual Meeting November San Diego November 22-25. From Alexandria to Cappadocia and Back Again St Andrews Patristic Symposium 2014 September 26-27. SCD Teaching Theology in a Technological Age 2014 Conference, September 19-20. Faith and the Political Tenth Biennial Conference in Philosophy, Religion and Culture 2014, Catholic Institute of Sydney, Strathfield (October 3-5). 2014 Fellowship of Biblical Studies Conference , Mandelbaum House, Sydney, 2014 (September 29-30). Society of New Testament Studies 2014 Conference, Szeged, Hungary (July 23-26), 2014, Christ or Caesar: Render unto Caesar? SSEC Conference , 2014, Robert Menzies College, Macquarie (May 3).

Participation in academic ACT External Advisory Panel (Research) program reviews

Editorial Board member Editorial Board of Teaching Theology in a Technological Age ; New

44 of a refereed journal or Documents Illustrating Early Christianity Committee Vols. 11-15 ; The publication First Urban Churches Vols. 1-9

Role in the organisation • Organisation of SCD Conference SCD Teaching Theology in of conferences, lecture a Technological Age 2014 Conference, September 19-20. series and speakers • Organisation of SCD 2014 Annual Lecture, Professor Brigitte Kahl (Union Theological Seminary, New York), April 30. • Organisation of visit and lecture of Professor Brigitte Kahl (Union Theological Seminary, New York), May, in conjunction with Professor Alanna Nobbs, Macquarie University

Occasional lectures • Lectures on Introduction to NT Greek (ACOM): 2.5 days.

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

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING

Administrative Organisation of SCD Research Seminars, contact of prospective leadership candidates and enrolment of candidates, appointment of supervisors and theses examiners, organiser of SCD conference and annual lecture, editor of SCD conference publications, encouragement of research ethos within SCD.

Professional development • Organisation of SCD May 12th Research Professional in educational leadership, Development Day: paper delivered by J. R. Harrison, learning and teaching ‘Research, Educational Leadership and Ethics: Assessing the Contribution of Professor Bruce MacFarlane,” with response by Dr Andrew Murray (CIS). • SCD Professional Development Activity (Online Teaching: Moodle – Effective Usage and Collaborative Teaching Methods and Assessments), Booth College, Sydney, 13 May.

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE

Membership of Academic Board committees and bodies in Research Committee the SCD Directors Meeting

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH

Pastoral responsibilities Bible Study Leader Summer Hill Anglican; occasional preacher

Patricia Harrison

Qualifications PhD (UQ); MSt (Oxon); MDiv, ThM, MA (Intercultural Studies) (Fuller, Calif.); MEd St (TESOL) (Univ SA); Dip Ed, Grad Dip Aboriginal Ed, Grad Dip Multicultural Ed, BA Hons (UNE); Cert IV TAE (Tabor Adelaide); Member, Aust College of Educators.

Academic Level C - Senior Lecturer Classification

Institution Emmaus Bible College

Employment status Part-time (Semi-retired)

Subject areas: Missiology, Ethics

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY

Current research My major ongoing research interest in the field of Missiology relates to adult education, cross-cultural teaching and learning, and the improvement and contextualisation of theological education in developing countries. Aspects of this include a particular interest in Theological Education by Extension, in which field I have been an international consultant for many years.

Books edited Currently editing another writer’s small book on women’s ministries

Project details Ongoing involvement with INCREASE, an international organisation concerned with Theological Education by Extension (TEE) in Asia, Russia and the Middle East. Frequent interaction via email, plus Skype meetings.

Role in team ‘Senior Adviser’, INCREASE

Research degree theses Currently supervising research for a DMin student at Harvest supervised Bible College, Melbourne. Now finalising arrangements to supervise research for a DEd candidate at Asia Graduate School of Theology Alliance.

46 Postgraduate research Currently supervising theses for two students for University essays (18 cr pts or of Middlesex (via London School of Theology) for the degree more) supervised of Master of Arts in Theological Education.

Conferences attended Australian Association for Mission Studies Triennial Conference in Adelaide, Oct 2014.

Participation in Major participation in reaccreditation submissions for academic program Worldview Centre for Intercultural Studies, Launceston, Tas., reviews 2014.

As a member of the Board of Worldview Centre, I am currently deeply involved in working with staff and faculty to help them meet TEQSA requirements for reaccreditation and registration.

Detailed input into continuing improvement of several units for Harvest Bible College, Melbourne. 2013-2014.

I am now preparing for Harvest Bible College a paper I was asked to submit on improving online education.

Participation in Active in my local Uniting Church – preaching, participating church, government in and leading services. I was particularly involved in this and industry bodies during the months between the retirement of our past minister and appointment of the new one.

Participated in an international Skype meeting to plan an April 2015 INCREASE conference on TEE in Kuala Lumpur.

Membership of Member, Australian College of Educators; professional bodies Member INCREASE (Asian and Middle Eastern association and offices currently of faculty teaching in programs of Theological Education by held Extension.) Australian Evangelical Alliance; American Society of Missiology; TEAR Australia (and was for 8 years on the TEAR National Board)

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING

Course co-ordination, Ongoing work with this with INCREASE, a body of development of educators from Asia and the Middle East, working with curriculum and Theological Education by Extension; various Skype teaching methodology consultations as well as face-to-face meetings. Served in the SCD Curriculum Consolidation Committee for Missiological Subjects.

Tertiary teaching Emmaus Bible College;

47 Harvest Bible College; WorldView College of Intercultural Studies, Launceston; Christian Leaders’ Training College, PNG London School of Theology

Professional Participated online in three SCD PD Days in 2014. development in One-day seminar on Supervision of Graduate Dissertations, educational run by Harvest Bible College, Melbourne. leadership, learning Participated in two Harvest Bible College seminars on Faculty and teaching Induction and Online Teaching. Skype discussion on online teaching with the Assistant Academic Dean of Winebrenner Theological Seminary in Ohio. (She is researching methods of online teaching and learning.) Presently updating my Cert IV (TAE) with an additional module. Ongoing reading and informal consultation in these areas; and participant in online E-learning community.

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE

Membership of Academic Board Member, Australian College of Christian committees in broader Studies (formerly Tabor College NSW) tertiary sector Board Member, WorldView College of Intercultural Studies, Launceston, TAS.

Membership of Academic Board Member, Emmaus Bible College committees and bodies in the SCD

Role in the career and Conducted course designers’ course for faculty at Christian professional Leaders’ Training College, PNG, December 2013. Involved development of staff with faculty on an ongoing basis as they prepare new courses for Theological Education by Extension, to be used in up to 10 smaller colleges in PNG.

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH

Official church Regular contributor to services at Dapto Uniting Church appointments (preaching, leading services, prayers, etc.)

Pastoral Assisting with leading services, preaching, taking prayers, etc., responsibilities in my local church, especially during the time our church was without a pastor. Home group participation and leadership.

Membership of TEAR Australia; community bodies Australian Consumers’ Association

48 Yong Tai In

Qualifications D Min (Hannam University)

Academic Classification Level B - Lecturer

Institution SCD Korean School of Theology

Employment status Full-time

Subject area Practical Studies

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY

Current research MTh (CSU)

Chapters in books In Yong Tai. “Celtic Christianity and Modern Church ,” ed. Sang Taek Lee (Seoul: Hankook Presbyterian, 2013).

Articles in refereed In Yong Tai. “The Biblical Interpretation of Public Theology ,” Christian journals Cultural Studies 18 (2013: ISSN 2288-0488: Daejeon: Hannam University)

Research degree theses “An Investigation of ‘the Beatitudes’ from the Perspective of Public examined Theology ” for THD dissertation (2013)

Postgraduate research Title: “Impact of Family Worship upon Spirituality and Church essays (18 cr pts or more) Life”(4,180 words) and title: Eschatological Eco-Ethics examined (9,290 words) submitted to CSU (10. 2014)

Conferences attended The Australia Korean Christian Research Institute (14.07-16.07. 2014)

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

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING

Professional development Lecturer’s Retreat (07.07 −09.07. 2014) in educational leadership, learning and teaching

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE

Membership of Extended Campus manager of Korean School of Theology committees and bodies in the SCD

49 SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH

Official church Sydney Uniting Church appointments

Pastoral responsibilities Cooperation Minister

Membership of The General Assembly of Presbyterian Church in Korea community bodies

Young JANG

Qualifications ThD

Academic Classification Level B - Lecturer

Institution Korean School of Theology

Employment status Full-time

Subject area New Testament

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY

Current research Two beasts in the book of Revelation

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING

Administrative Postgraduate Coordinator leadership

Contribution to A lecture on “Reformed Eschatology” for Korean Presbyterian vocational and continuing Reformed Church (Inc) members on 31/08/2014 educational programs

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE

Membership of Research Committee committees and bodies in the SCD

Ki Ok Jung

Qualifications BA, BTh, MTh

Academic Classification Level B - Lecturer

Institution Korean School of Theology, SCD

Employment status Part-time

Subject area Reformation Theology, Australian Church History, Theological English

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY Current research Australian indigenous peoples

Books translated Roger Thompson, Religion in Australia: A History (Melbourne: Oxford University Press, 1994). Submission end of 2015.

Articles in non-refereed Weekly series: History of the Aboriginals and Indigenous journals Mission by Christian Missionaries (from February 6, 2014 −July 31, 2014: Christian Herald , a weekly paper)

Articles translated James R. Harrison, “Research, Educational Leadership and Ethics: Assessing the Contribution of Professor Bruce MacFarlane,” translated for KST Professional Development Day.

Conferences attended Theological Forum (on Romans, July 14-15 2014, Squid Ink, Belmont); Sermon Clinic Seminar (August 14, 2014, Siloam Church, Rydalmere); SCD Teaching Theology in a Technological Age , September 19-20, 2014); education conference for the Korean lecturers, December 2014.

Conference papers James R. Harrison, ‘Research, Educational Leadership and Ethics: Assessing the Contribution of Professor Bruce MacFarlane” (translated into Korean), presented at an education conference for the Korean lecturers, December 2014.

Participation in church, Presbytery member of Australian Presbyterian Church of government and industry Australia (Sydney Presbytery); Member of the Candidates’ bodies Committee (2013); Convener of the Visitation Committee in the Presbytery (2013 to the present)

Occasional lectures Seminar presentation on History of the Aboriginals and Indigenous Mission by Christian Missionaries (Baek Suk University, October 6, 2014, main speaker); same seminar at Adelaide Presbyterian Church, 18, 2014)

Media commentary Radio broadcast on Aboriginals in Australia and Christian Mission to their Peoples (Far Eastern Christian Radio, October 10, 2014)

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING

Administrative Welfare Officer (KST) leadership

Course co-ordination, Theological English (A8535Y) development of curriculum and teaching methodology

Tertiary teaching Korean School of Theology: Theological English (A8535Y), The Reformers and the Reformation (H7350Y), Australian church History (H7268Y)

Professional development Certificate IV in TESOL (January-February 2014) in educational leadership, learning and teaching

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE

Activities within the Welfare, curriculum design, teaching Academic Department

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH

Official church appointments Senior pastor of Antioch Presbyterian Church

Pastoral responsibilities Antioch Presbyterian Church

Membership of Liaison for Korean community in Burwood Police Station; community bodies Acting Chairperson of the Korean Mission for Indigenous Australians (KMAI, a mission organisation); Convenor of the Mission Department within the Korean Church Ministers’ Council; Chairperson of the Korean Alumni from Christ College; Chairperson of the Korean Ministers’ Council within the Presbyterian Church of Australia; Justice of Peace.

Kil Bok Hong

Qualifications BA, MDiv, MTh

Academic Classification Level B - Lecturer

Institution Korean School of Theology, SCD

Employment status Part-time

Subject area New Testament

52 RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY

Books Studies of the Korean Diaspora Church in Australia (Seoul: PCK, 2014)

Chapters in books “John Brown: His Life and Thought,” in John Brown: A Missionary to Korea (Seoul: 2013).)

Articles in refereed Eight article emanating from KTC tour in Turnkey and Greece journals in Christian Times , monthly Brisbane magazine

Editorial Board member Editorial advisor of Beyond Here and Now (Seoul, Korea) of a non-refereed journal or publication

Occasional lectures “The Task of Rooting in Multicultural Australia,” Korean Ministers Association, Gold Coast, Australia, January 2014.

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING

Administrative Associate dean of Korean Theological School, SCD. leadership

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH

Official church Retired minister of KPCA appointments

Kyung Sik Joo

Qualifications BA, MA, MDiv, MTh, PhD cand.

Academic Classification Level B - Lecturer

Institution Sydney College of Divinity, KST

Employment status Full-time

Subject area Theology

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY

Current research Assurance and Piety in Calvin’s Commentary on Psalms Assurance and Piety in Calvin’s Commentary on Romans

Conferences attended The SCD Learning and Teaching Conference , “Teaching

53 Theology in a Technological Age,” September 19-20 2014

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH

Official church Boronia Park Uniting Church appointments

Pastoral responsibilities Lay Preacher

Philip Kariatlis

Qualifications BTh (SCD 1995) BA (Sydney 2000) MTh (SCD 2001) ThD (2010)

Academic Classification Level C - Senior Lecturer

Institution St Andrew’s Greek Orthodox Theological College

Employment status Full-time

Subject area Theology

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY

Current research Orthodox Perspectives on Vatican II; Theological Understanding of Primacy

Articles in non-refereed journals “Prefigurement of the Holy Trinity in the Old Testament Scriptures,” Voice of Orthodoxy, 36.1-3 (2014): 4-6. “The Significance and Meaning of the Liturgy for our Daily Lives,” Voice of Orthodoxy, 36.4-6, 7-9 & 10-12 (2014): 23- 25, 36-37 & 52-53.

Book reviews in refereed journals Dumitru Staniloae, The Experience of God: Orthodox Dogmatic Theology; The Sanctifying Mysteries. Volume 5 Translated by Ioan Ionita and Robert Barringer. Brookline, MA: Holy Cross Orthodox Press, 2012 in Studii Teologice, 10:1(2014): 203-209.

Project details Theology and Life Series. St Andrew’s Greek Orthodox Theological College. Project member and contributor. Committee for the Translation of Liturgical Texts, Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of Australia. Project member.

Postgraduate research essays (18 “The extent to which the doctrine of the Holy Trinity can

54 cr pts or more) supervised contribute to a Christian understanding of the human person created in the image and likeness of God,” MA, 18 credit points, Sydney College of Divinity

Conferences attended 2014 ANZATS Conference: The Eclipse of God: Theology after Christendom. The University of Notre Dame Australia, Fremantle Campus. 29 June-2 July 2014. St Andrew’s Patristic Symposium 2014: From Alexandria to Cappadocia and Back Again. St Andrew’s Greek Orthodox Theological College, Redfern, NSW; 26-27 September, 2014.

Conference papers “A Forgotten Method of Theology for Today: Insights from an Eastern Orthodox Perspective,” 2014 ANZATS Conference: The Eclipse of God: Theology after Christendom. The University of Notre Dame Australia, Fremantle Campus. 29 June-2 July 2014. “Method in St Gregory the Theologian,” St Andrew’s Patristic Symposium 2014: From Alexandria to Cappadocia and Back Again. St Andrew’s Greek Orthodox Theological College, Redfern, NSW; 26-27 September, 2014.

Author / editor of academic Institutional Moderation Report of St Andrew’s Greek reports Orthodox Theological College submitted to the Sydney College of Divinity.

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

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

Occasional lectures Keynote Address at the Annual Speech Day of All Saints Grammar (Belmore) titled ‘Orthodox Understanding of Values’ (Hurstville), 4 December, 2014. “Life Changing Experience of the Cross,” St Stylianos Parish (Gymea) Inaugural Seminar on “The Meaning of the Cross’, 14 September, 2014. “The Meaning and Significance of the Liturgy for our Daily Life,” St Andrew’s Adult Faith Education Open Learning (Melbourne), 12 July, 2014; (Brisbane), 18 October, 2014; (Perth) 15 November, 2014. “Perennial Significance of our Symbol of Faith,” Short Course of the Greek Orthodox Parish Community of St John (Parramatta), 7 July, 2014. “Dogma and its Relevance for Daily Life,” Greek Orthodox Christian Society (Kingsgrove), 25 May, 2014.

55 “Early Christian Insights into the Church: Pentecost and its Significance,” Fellowship of Orthodox University Students (FOCUS), (University of NSW), 5 May, 2014.

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING

Administrative leadership Academic Director

Course co-ordination, SCD: T7101; T8501; T7217 and T8517. development of curriculum and teaching methodology

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

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE

Membership of committees and Member, Council bodies in the SCD Member, Principals Fellowship Member, Academic Standards

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

Role in the career and Convenor, St Andrew’s Professional Development Days professional development of staff (25 Feb 2013 and 25 July 2013).

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH

Official church appointments Head Cantor, Greek Orthodox Church of St Stylianos, Gymea Member, NSW Ecumenical Council, Theological Commission. Member, NCCA Faith and Unity Commission.

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

Books edited Bishop Michael Putney, My Ecumenical Journey , A Collection of Papers Selected and Edited by Elizabeth Delaney SGS, Gerard Kelly and Ormond Rush, Adelaide: ATF Theology

Articles in refereed “The Impact of the Second Vatican Council,” Australasian journals Catholic Record 91(2014): 146-159.

Book reviews in refereed Philip Kariatlis, Church as Communion: Gift and Goal of Koinonia , journals Adelaide /Sydney: ATF Theology/St Andrew’s Orthodox Press, 2011. PHRONEMA 29(2104), 121-127.

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.

Postgraduate research “Theologies of Salvation of Hans Urs von Balthasar and Karl essays supervised Rahner as an Interpretation of the Catholic Understanding of a Shrine,” MTh, 36 credit points, Sydney College of Divinity.

Conferences attended Pope Francis: Modelling the Ministry of Peter , BBI eConference, Broken Bay Institute, Pennant Hills, 11 June. The Eclipse of God: Theology after Christendom , Australian and New Zealand Association of Theological Schools (ANZATS) Conference, The University of Notre Dame Australia, Fremantle WA, 29 June – 2 July. Ecclesial Life into the Future , Australian Catholic Theological Association (ACTA) Conference, St Mary’s College, University of Melbourne, 3 – 6 July. Technology and Change in Theological Education , Sydney College of Divinity, Macquarie Park, 19 – 20 September. Faith and the Political , Biennial Conference in Philosophy, Religion and Culture, Catholic Institute of Sydney, Strathfield, 3 – 5 October.

Conference papers “Pope Francis Shows a New Way of Exercising the Papacy,” at

57 Pope Francis: Modelling the Ministry of Peter , BBI eConference, Broken Bay Institute, Pennant Hills, 11 June. “Vatican II’s Communion Ecclesiology: Looking Back and Looking Forward,” at Ecclesial Life into the Future , Australian Catholic Theological Association (ACTA) Conference, St Mary’s College, University of Melbourne, 3 – 6 July. “The Justice and Mercy of God: A Challenge for Contemporary Society,” at Faith and the Political , Biennial Conference in Philosophy, Religion and Culture, Catholic Institute of Sydney, Strathfield, 3 – 5 October.

Participation in church, Australian Catholic Council for Ecumenical and Inter-religious govt & industry bodies Relations, Member Lutheran–Roman Catholic Dialogue in Australia, 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 Colloquium

Occasional lectures “Sacramental Theology in the Context of Hospital Ministry,” Seminary of the Good Shepherd, Homebush, 24 February. “Joy of the Gospel” : An Invitation to Ecumenical Learning,” Anglican–Roman Catholic Clergy Day, Brisbane, 30 April. “Vatican II’s Theology of Communio ,” Canon Law Society of Australia and New Zealand Annual Conference, Manly, 2 September. “Receptive Ecumenism: Re-Visioning the Ecumenical Agenda,” Heads of Churches Meeting, at St Lazarus Serbian Orthodox Church, Alexandria, 5 November.

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

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING

Administrative President, CIS leadership

58 Course co-ordination, SCD Theology Discipline Coordinator development of curriculum and teaching methodology Tertiary teaching SCD (CIS): T7101 Introduction to Theology T7323 The Sacraments, T7326 The Eucharist, T8500 Research Methodology, T8501 Introducing Theology, T9666 Readings in Selected Theologians

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE

Membership of Member, NSW Chapter, Australian Catholic University committees in broader tertiary sector

Membership of SCD Vice President, Sydney College of Divinity Council committees and bodies Chair, SCD Academic Board Discipline Coordinator, SCD Theology Discipline

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

Activities within the Chair, 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 designated pastoral Churches in Australia responsibilities Member, Australian Catholic Council for Ecumenical and Inter- religious Relations Member, Commission for Ecumenical and Interfaith Relations, Archdiocese of Sydney Parish Mass, St Mary’s Concord Community Mass, Chinese Catholic Community, Camperdown, Lindfield and Eastwood

59 Mark Kenney

Qualifications MA (Catholic University of America, 1978); MA (CUA 1989); STL (CUA 1991); STD (University of St. Thomas, Rome, 1998)

Academic Classification Level B – Lecturer

Institution Catholic Institute of Sydney

Subject area Biblical Studies

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY

Current research The role of Barnabas in the early Christian community; significance of Caesarea Philippi in Mk 8:27-30 and Mt 16:13-20; preparation of a series of lectures on the Acts of the Apostles for publication

Book reviews in refereed Turner, Marie. God’s Wisdom or the Devil’s Envy: Death and creation journals deconstructing in the Wisdom of Solomon. Adelaide: ATF Press, 2009. Australasian Catholic Record 91 (1/2014) 116-117.

Postgraduate research How Was Public Worship Conducted in the Old Testament?, essays examined MA, 18 credit points, Sydney College of Divinity

Conferences attended Annual Meeting of the Australian Catholic Biblical Association , Australian Catholic Biblical Association, St. Mary’s College, Melbourne, 3-7 July SCD Learning and Teaching Conference , Sydney College of Divinity, SCD, Sydney, 19-20 September Biennial Conference in Philosophy, Religion, and Culture , Catholic Institute of Sydney, Sydney, 3-5 October

Conference papers “Ezekiel 40-48 – An Ancient Near Eastern Creation Account,” in Annual Meeting of the Australian Catholic Biblical Association , St. Mary’s College, Melbourne, 3-7 July

Occasional lectures “Creation in Genesis and Psalms 8 and 104,” Professional Development Day for Catholic Education Office of the Archdiocese of Sydney, Catholic Institute of Sydney, Strathfield, 1 May. “The Gospel of Matthew and Lectio Divina,” Catalyst for Renewal, Holy Name of Mary, Hunters Hill, 10 May

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

60 EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING

Course co-ordination, Reviewed doctrinal accuracy for religious education program of development of curriculum Port Macquarie and teaching methodology Contributed six exegesis papers to the Catholic Education Office of the Archdiocese of Sydney for the development of its religious education program

Tertiary teaching A7120 Introduction to New Testament Greek A7170 New Testament Greek B7110 Introduction to Biblical Studies B7254 Synoptic Gospels A8520 Introduction to New Testament Greek A8570 New Testament Greek B8510 Introduction to Biblical Studies B8595 Issues in the Synoptic Gospels B9629 Wisdom and Poetry in Israel

Contribution to Mission and Ministry in the Acts of the Apostles , Two-day lecture for vocational and continuing Marist Spirituality and Lifestyle Program, Hunters Hill, 24-25 educational programs November

Professional development SCD – Professional Development, SCD Office, 10 March, 12 in educational leadership, May, 11 August learning and teaching CIS – In-service days, 19-21, 27 February, 31 July-1 August Lecture attended: Interfaith Dialogue in Our Day (Nostra Aetate) by Archbishop Michael Fitzgerald, Catholic Institute of Sydney, 3 June

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE

Membership of SCD Member, Research Committee committees and bodies

Membership of MI Member, Academic Board committees and bodies Member, Assessment Review Committee Member, Curriculum Committee Member, Research Committee

Activities within the Coordinator – Biblical Studies Department Academic Department

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH

Official church Weekend ministry at St. Patrick’s Church, Church Hill, Sydney appointments & designated pastoral responsibilities

61 Honam Kim

Qualifications PhD (Sydney University)

Academic Classification Level C - Senior Lecturer

Institution KST SCD

Employment status Full-time

Subject area Biblical Studies

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY

Books Kim, Honam, Understanding the Old Testament(Sungnam, Book Korea,2013)

Books translated E. W urthwein, 구약의 본문과 사본 , Tr. By Honam Kim (Sungnam, Book Korea, 2015), forthcoming Oct. 2015. Translation from, “The Text of the Old Testament,” 2nd ed. (Grand Rapids: Eerdmans, 1988).

Articles in non-refereed Kim, Honam, “A Study on the Covenantal Expression of ‘Yom journals Yahweh’ in Zephaniah,” Sydney Theological Reflections , Vol 1 (Seoul, CUP, 2013), 14-35.

Role in team Main organizer of “Joint Theological Symposium with Soongsil Uni.” Held in 29-30 January 2015.

Conferences attended The 7 th Theological Forum, Korean Institute of Christianity in Australia 7-9 June 2014, Swansea. NSW.

NSW Fellowship of Biblical Studies, 12 June 2015 at Moore College.

Conference papers “Towards New and Opened Era: Sharing Experiences Teaching Theology to Koreans in an Australian Context”, SCD conference paper, 2013

Participation in church, Reunification prepare Committee, General Assembly of Kosin government and industry Presbyterian Church, June16, 2015 bodies

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING

Administrative Dean of Studies, KST SCD leadership

62 Professional development Led Assessment session on Lecturer’s retreat 2015 in educational leadership, learning and teaching

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE

Membership of Member of Academic Board. SCD committees in broader tertiary sector

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

Membership of Chair of Academic Committee in KST. SCD committees and bodies in the Member Institution

Professional development Main organizer of institutional planning and governance KST in institutional planning SCD and governance

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH

Official church Senior Pastor of Shalom Committee Church appointments

Pastoral responsibilities Chair of church committees, pastoral in charge.

Jin Heung Kim

Qualifications ThD

Academic Classification Level B - Lecturer

Institution Sydney College of Divinity (Korean School of Theology)

Employment status Full-time

Subject area Systematic Theology, Church History

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY

Current research A Theological Biography of Peter Martyr Vermigli A Reformed evaluation of Thomas More A Study of Thomas Brooks, a puritan pastor and theologian

Books translated Jan van Bruggen, Het amen der kerk (Goes: Oosterbaan & Le Cointre. B.V., 1975) (ET: The Church Says Amen: A Exposition of the Belgic Confession , Neerlandia: Inheritance Publications, forthcoming 2015 or beginning of 2016.

Articles in non-refereed “Zwingli’ & Covenantal Theology”, RE , January, 2014) journals “Calvin’s Journey to the Reformation”, RE , February, 2014) “Calvin’s Letter to Francis I, King of France”, RE , March, 2014) “Calvin’s Reply to Cardinal Sadoleto’s letter to Genevan Church”, RE , April, 2014) “Calvin’s Appeal to Emperor Karl V concerning the Necessity of the Reformation”, RE , May, 2014) “Council of Trent and Calvin’s Response”, RE , June, 2014) “The Black Terrors of the Counter-Reformation and the Servetus Affair”, RE, July, 2014) “Luther and Calvin, their common features”, RE, September, 2014) “Luther and Calvin, their significant differences”, RE, October, 2014) “William Tyndale, the Bible Translator”, RE, November, 2014) “Peter Martyr Vermigli, His life and Thought”, RE, December, 2014)

Conferences attended Korean Christian Institute in Australia 21 st Seminar, 02 December 2014

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE

Membership of Research Committee committees and bodies in the Member Institution

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH

Official church Assistant Minister (Shalom Presbyterian Church) appointments

Pastoral responsibilities Sermon (once per month); Church Education for the Adult People (Sunday afternoon Bible Study, 2 times per month)

Name Sehyun Kim

Qualifications BSc Microbiology (Hankuk), MDiv Theology (Asian Center for Theological Studies, South Korea), MDiv Theology (Seoul Bible Grad School of Theology), ThM (Torch Trinity Grad Uni, Skorea), PhD NT (Sheffield)

Academic Classification Level A – Associate Lecturer

Institution SCD Korean Program/ Emmaus Bible College

Employment status Sessional

Subject area NT/ Biblical Greek

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY

Books translated Gowler, B. David What Are They Saying About the Parables? Mahwah: Press, 2000. (Korea: CLC, 2015.)

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

Conference papers “The Johannine Jesus: An Postcolonial Reading of His Identity and Role”, Korean Christian Institute in Australia 21 st Seminar 02, December, 2014.

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH Official church appointments Senior Pastor of In Christ Presbyterian Church of Sydney

Pastoral responsibilities Senior Pastor

Membership of Oceania Synod of Korean Presbyterian Church (Suon Jang) community bodies

Peter Laughlin

Qualifications BE (UWA, 1996); BTh (Hon) (SCD, 2005); PhD (ACU, 2009)

Academic Level B − Lecturer Classification

Institution Australian College of Ministries (ACOM)

Employment status Part-time

Subject area Theology

65 RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY

Current research Theology of presence in Christian chaplaincy Theological interpretations of Genesis 1-2 Theology of Justice and its relationship to Atonement

Books Jesus and the Cross: Necessity, Meaning and Atonement . Princeton Theological Monograph Series no. 208. Eugene: Pickwick Publications, 2014.

Conferences attended Hearts Ablaze, Christian and Missionary Alliance, Canberra, 5-8th February Asia Pacific Alliance World Fellowship “‘n’sync with the Spirit”– Hong Kong, 1-4th September Learning and Teaching Theology , Sydney College of Divinity, Sydney, 19-20 th September Unity in Christ - Worldwide Association of Vietnamese Alliance Churches Conference, California, 30 th Oct – 2 Nov

Participation in academic Vocational Training program review at the Alliance College of program reviews Australia

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

Referee for journal Crucible: ejournal in Theology

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 curriculum Responsible for the writing of units: and teaching methodology T7333 The Trinity T7217 The Church A7130 Introduction to Biblical Languages

Tertiary teaching Facilitated SCD: B7130, T7101, T7218 Unit Co-ordinator SCD: T7101, T7218, T7231, T7333

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

Professional development Learning and Teaching Theology SCD Conference, 19-20 th in educational leadership, September learning and teaching

66 CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE

Membership of Member, Learning and Teaching Committee, ACOM committees and bodies in the Member Institution

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH

Official church Chairman, National Board of the Christian and Missionary appointments Alliance of Australia Member, Ordination Council, Christian and Missionary Alliance of Australia

Pastoral responsibilities Elder, Woden Valley Alliance Church, Canberra.

Michael Leary

Qualifications : BSc, MA, PhD (ABD)

Academic Classification : Level B − Lecturer

Institution : Emmaus Bible College

Employment status : Part Time

Subject area : New Testament Literature

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY Current research : New Testament Literature: • “The Christological Titles of Jude.” An assessment of the Jewish Christian literary origins of the titles for Jesus used in Jude’s correspondence. • “Toward an NT Christology for Contemporary Cultural Criticism. ” A cataloging and reception-historical characterization of visual and materials references to Jesus in early Christianity, with reference to developing a model of Christological reference that serves as a matrix for assessing similar references to Jesus in contemporary cultural texts.

Research Ethics: • “Health Literacy for Informed Consent” (Funding: Departmental Funding – Washington University in St. Louis) • “A Longitudinal Observation of the Frequency and Context of Institutional Review Board Contingencies to Approval. ” (Funding: Departmental Funding - Washington University in St. Louis.)

67 • “An Assessment of The Frequency And Context of Reference to the "Criteria for the IRB Approvability of Research (45 CFR 46.111) During The IRB Review of Research That Involves Human Subjects .” (Funding: Departmental Funding - Washington University in St. Louis.) • “An Oral History of the Development of Research Ethics and Research Ethical Review at Washington University in St. Louis .” (Funding: Departmental Funding - Washington University in St. Louis.)

Books • Michael Leary. Jesus in Film and Art: A Christology for Contemporary Culture Eugene: Wipf And Stock/Cascade. Michael Leary, ed. Form and Moral Imagination in American Cinema. Filmwell/The Other Journal, forthcoming 2015 Books edited • Michael Leary, ed . Form and Moral Imagination in American Cinema . Filmwell/The Other Journal, forthcoming, 2015 Chapters in books • “Jewish Memory, Trauma, and Moral Imagination” in Michael Leary, ed. Form and Moral Imagination in American Cinema. Filmwell/The Other Journal, forthcoming 2015 Articles in non-refereed journals • “A Forgiveness Observed.” The Mockingbird . (June, 2015 – Forthcoming) • “Ceylan and the Problem of Contemporary Cinema.” Books and Culture . May (April, 2015 - forthcoming) • “The Theological Kitchen: Culinary Art in Asian Cinema” Cahoots Magazine . April (April, 2015 – forthcoming) • (with Darren Hughes) “Claire Denis.” To Be (Cont’d) . (September, 2014) • “The Riots in Ferguson,” A Biblical Narrative for Ferguson,” and “The System Is Signaling Closure.” CAPC (August- November, 2014) • “Losing the Thread.” Image Journal – Good Letters . (July, 2014)

Postgraduate research essays (18 cr pts or more) examined • Independent Guided Study – Johannine Literature. Joshua Miles – “Johannine Theology” (Fall, 2014).

Occasional lectures • “Forum on Race in St. Louis” Presented to Journey Church (October, 2014) • “Belmont Report to the IRB: The Ethical Framework of the Research Application.” Presented to the Washington

68 University in St. Louis School of Medicine – Clinical Research Coordinator Seminar (October, 2014). • “Clinical Research in Children with Rare Disease – IRB Challenges.” Presented to the Washington University in St. Louis School of Medicine – Clinical Research Coordinator Seminar (April, 2014). • “Challenges in Research Participant Recruitment” Presented to the Washington University in St. Louis School of Medicine – Clinical Research Coordinator Seminar (March, 2014).

Media commentary • Cole, F. Sessions and Leary, Michael, "More Than Meets the IRB -- Rethinking the vulnerability of children in comparative effectiveness research" (2014). HRPO Podcasts. Paper 10. • Rodebaugh, Thomas and Leary, Michael, "More than meets the IRB – Social media research ethics: Autonomy, vulnerability, and IRB review" (2014). HRPO Podcasts. Paper 9. • Rodebaugh, Thomas and Leary, Michael, "More than meets the IRB – Social media research ethics: Considering the Facebook “emotional contagion” study" (2014). HRPO Podcasts. Paper 8. • Tovar, Molly; Coser, Jr., Peter; and Leary, Michael, "More than meets the IRB – American Indian and Alaska Native (AIAN) research ethics: Considering the Havasupai Tribe case" (2014). HRPO Podcasts. Paper 7.

Membership of professional bodies and offices currently held • Advisor, Public Responsibility in Medicine and Research • Co-Editor, Filmwell, The Other Journal • Founding Juror, Midrash St. Louis Filmmaker Award • Founding Juror, Arts & Faith Ecumenical Jury • Member, Society of Biblical Literature • Member, American Academy of Religion • Member, Tyndale Fellowship • Member, Institutional Review Board - Washington University in St. Louis

Awards and prizes • 2014 Building Bridges and Spanning Boundaries Award: Innovations in Research and Research Education – Association of American Medical Colleges. • 2014 Award for Excellence in Human Research Protection - Best Practice (Open Access Publication ) – Health Improvement Institute.

69 EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING

Course co-ordination, Development of curriculum and teaching methodology • Development of lectures and course materials for Lukan Literature • Development of lectures and course materials for Johannine Literature • Development of lectures and course materials for Romans • Development of lectures and course materials for Pauline Literature and Theology • Development of lectures and course materials for Hebrews and General Epistles

Sang Jin Lee

Qualifications BTh, MTh, PhD candidate

Academic Classification Level B - Lecturer

Institution SCD Korean School of Theology

Employment status Full-time

Subject area Theology

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY

Current research SCD PhD candidate

Articles in non-refereed Wrote 8 articles in The Australia Korea Herald journals

Role in team Chairperson of the Institute of Korean Christianity in Australia

Research degree theses PhD thesis supervised 5 times by Dr D Drayton supervised

Conferences attended The 1 st Joint Symposium with Soongsil University and Korean School of Theology, SCD Theological Forum by the Korean Institute of Christianity in Australia

Participation in church, Korean Presbytery meeting of the UCA – 2 times government and industry The Association of Korean Ministers in Sydney – 5 times bodies

70 Editorial Board member Columnist, The Australia Korea Herald of a non-refereed journal or publication

Role in the organisation Chairperson of the Theology and Pastoral Committee, The of conferences, lecture Association of Korean Ministers in Sydney series and speakers Chairperson of the Korean Institute of Christianity in Australia

Occasional lectures Lectured at the Sophia Theological College in Asuncion, Paraguay

Membership of Lecturer of Korean School of Theology, SCD professional bodies and offices currently held

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING

Administrative Online coordinator leadership

Course co-ordination, Online coordinator of KST(course creation, development, development of curriculum management etc.) and teaching methodology

Contribution to Organized seminars for the Korean Institute of Christianity in vocational and continuing Australia, 3 times educational programs

Professional development Taught KST lecturers how to use moodle in educational leadership, Organized a seminar on online teaching learning and teaching

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE

Membership of Member of Distance education committee, SCD committees and bodies in the SCD

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH

Official church Minister of the Word, The Uniting Church in Australia appointments

Pastoral responsibilities Pastor of Somang Korean Church

Membership of Member of the Association of the Korean ministers in Sydney

71 community bodies Member of the Korean Presbytery, NSW Synod, UCA

John Luttrell

Qualifications BA (Sydney 1967) DipEd (UNE 1971) MA (Sydney 1984) MA (Boston College 1991) MEd (Sydney 1994) PhD (Sydney 1998)

Academic Classification Level B – Lecturer

Institution Catholic Institute of Sydney

Subject area Church History

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY

Current research History of Vatican II; career of Cardinal Norman Gilroy; Biography and History

Postgraduate research “A History of a Catholic Chinese Community in Sydney,” MTh, essays supervised 18 credit points, Sydney College of Divinity

Postgraduate research “An Examination of Efforts to Inculturate Roman Catholicism projects supervised in Vietnam since 1615, with Special Reference to the 20th Century,” MPhil, 18 credit points, Sydney College of Divinity

Conferences attended Golding Centre Colloquium , Australian Catholic University Strathfield, 26 April Teaching and Learning Conference , Sydney College of Divinity, Macquarie Park, 19-20 September Faith and the Political , Biennial Conference in Philosophy, Religion and Culture, Catholic Institute of Sydney, 3 -5 October

Membership of Member, Religious History Society; professional bodies and Member, Australian Historical Association; offices currently held Member, Australian Catholic Historical Society.

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING

Course co-ordination, Coordinator of Church History sub-discipline at CIS and BBI development of curriculum and teaching methodology

Tertiary teaching SCD: H7110, H8510, H7360, H8595, H7350

Professional development CIS Faculty Days 20 - 21 February in educational leadership, SCD seminars: ‘Research, Educational Leadership and Ethics, 12 learning and teaching May

72 CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE

Membership of SCD Member, Learning and Teaching Committee committees and bodies

Membership of MI Member, Academic Board, CIS committees and bodies Member, Academic Board, BBI

Role in staff professional Mentoring tutors teaching Church History courses by distance & career development education for BBI

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH

Official church Community Leader, Marist Brothers Community, North Sydney appointments

Pastoral responsibilities Leadership of Marist Community, North Sydney Liaison with Marist College North Shore and Parish of Our Lady of the Way North Sydney

Anthony Maher

Qualifications BA(Hons) (Durham 1990) MA (Lancaster 1996) FHEA(2003) (HEAcad London 2007) PhD (ACU 2011).

Academic Classification Level C – Senior Lecturer

Institution Catholic Institute of Sydney

Subject area Christian Life & Ministry

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY

Current research Vatican II; Pastoral Theology & Ministry; Characteristics & the Virtues in Education Ecclesiology

Research degree theses “A qualitative analysis of the role of the Migrant Priest and new supervised patterns of ministry within the context of the Australian Catholic Church,” DMin, Sydney College of Divinity.

Postgraduate research “Christians Who Have Stopped Attending Church: An Exploration essays examined of the Divine Human Relationship,” Doctor of Practical Ministry, Australian Catholic University, Canberra.

Research Essay - “What constitutes an intentional, effective pastoral conversation?” SCD - Emmaus Bible College Perth.

Research Essay - “Pastoral Leadership in a Contemporary

73 Church,” University of Divinity, Melbourne.

Conferences attended Recovering An Ecclesial Sense of Place and Purpose in Oceania, Association of Practical Theology in Oceania, Sancta Sophia College, Sydney, 27-30 November Cairns Diocese Leadership Conference , Catholic Diocese of Cairns, March Sacramental Theology in the Context of Hospital Ministry , Theology in Ministry Conference, Seminary of the Good Shepherd, Homebush, 24 February National Professional Standards Conference , Sydney, March

Conference papers “Yves Congar and the First Principle of Reform: The Primacy of the Pastoral,” Recovering An Ecclesial Sense of Place and Purpose in Oceania, Association of Practical Theology in Oceania, Sancta Sophia College, Sydney, 27-30 November “Educating Hearts: Seven Characteristics of a Good School,” Cairns Diocese Leadership Conference , Catholic Diocese of Cairns, March Theology in the Context of Hospital Ministry , Theology in Ministry Conference, Seminary of the Good Shepherd, Homebush, 24 February. “Standards and Challenges of Integrated Programs,” National Professional Standards Conference , Sydney, March

Referee for journal AEJT14.18 – Unbelief and Ecclesiastical Own Goals

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

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING

Course co-ordination, Christian Life and Ministry Coordination, CIS development of curriculum and teaching methodology

Tertiary teaching SCD: P7101 Introduction to Pastoral Theology and Ministry, P7205 Contextual Theology for Ministry, P7282 Supervised Ministry 1 P8501 Intro to Pastoral & Practical Theology P7382 Supervised Ministry 2, P7385 Supervised Ministry III P8577 Clinical Pastoral Education 1 P7277 Basic Unit of Clinical Pastoral Education 1 P9601 Practical Theology & Future Church CIS: Reading the Classics

74 CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE

Membership of SCD Member, Research Committee committees and bodies

Membership of MI Member, Senate committees and bodies Member, Academic Board Member, Curriculum Committee Member, Community Education Committee Member, Assessment Review Committee

Activities within the Review of Alphacrucis College, Brisbane – PhD Program Academic Department

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH

Honours and awards Fellow - British Higher Education Academy

David B. McEwan

Qualifications HND (London 1970) MDiv (NTS Kansas City 1986) PhD (UQ 2006)

Academic Classification Level D − Associate Professor

Institution Nazarene Theological College

Employment status Full-time

Subject area Theology, Pastoral Theology

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY

Current research A Wesleyan theology of the ministry of the mundane; implications of a theology of love for spiritual formation and pastoral practice

Articles in refereed “Wesleyan Connectionalism and Nazarene Ecclesiology: Insights journals and Implications for Future Directions” Didache: Faithful Teaching 13:2 (Winter 2014): 1-14

Research degree theses “Grounded in Grace: A Theological and Philosophical supervised Examination of the Viability Prevenient Grace and Common Grace have in Reconciling Total Depravity with the Problem of Physical Evil,” PhD Supervision, University of Manchester “Designing Theological Education: A Practical Theology Perspective,” PhD Supervision, University of Manchester “An Examination of the Theology of Mildred Bangs Wynkoop,”

75 PhD Supervision, University of Manchester “Congregational Leadership in the Church of the Nazarene: A Redefinition in the Context of Essential Kenosis and Collaborative Governance,” DMin Supervision, SCD. “An investigation of Woman’s Role in the Coptic Church within Family and Church Settings to Examine the Extent to Which Egalitarianism, as Opposed to, Hierarchal Gender Relational Structures and Practices, Could Be Applicable within the Coptic Church,” PhD Supervision, SCD.

Conferences attended Church of the Nazarene Graduate Education Conference, Johannesburg, South Africa, March Church of the Nazarene Global Theology Conference, Johannesburg, South Africa, March Manchester Theology Conference, June Manchester Wesley Research Centre Conference, June Australasian Centre for Wesleyan Research Conference, Melbourne, August

Conference papers “Wesleyan Connectionalism and Nazarene Ecclesiology: Insights and Implications for Future Directions,” Church of the Nazarene Global Theology Conference. Johannesburg, March 2014

Author / editor of Church of the Nazarene, Cultural and Linguistic Diversity academic reports Program and Its Potential for the Asia-Pacific Region

Editorial Board member Editorial Board Member, Aldersgate Papers of a refereed journal or Member, Advisory Committee, Didache: Faithful Teaching publication

Referee for journal Theology and Pastoral Theology articles, Aldersgate Papers

Role in the organisation Chair, Organising Committee for the Australasian Centre for of conferences, lecture Wesleyan Research Annual Conference , Melbourne, VIC, August 15- series and speakers 16

Occasional lectures “A Wesleyan Theology of Women in Ministry,” Karak, Jordan, July

Membership of Director and Research Fellow, Australasian Centre for Wesleyan professional bodies and Research offices currently held Fellow, Manchester Wesley Research Centre Honorary Senior Research Fellow, University of Queensland Member, Wesleyan Theological Society (USA) Member, The Wesley Fellowship (UK) Member, Australian and New Zealand Association of Theological Schools Member, Brisbane Chapter, ANZATS Member, Australasian Academy of Homiletics

76 EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING

Administrative Academic Dean and Director of Research leadership

Course co-ordination, Responsible for curriculum and program development at NTC in development of curriculum cooperation with the Principal and the Registrar and teaching methodology Give leadership to the research activities of the college, both faculty and students, encouraging faculty to attend appropriate conferences, seminars and workshops offered by other bodies. Responsible for curriculum development in the field of Theology, with input into Pastoral Theology and Practice curriculum

Tertiary teaching Eastern Mediterranean Nazarene Bible College: T206 SCD: T5005B, T5031B, T5095B T7105B, T7231B, T7395B, T8505B, T8531B, T9693B, T9695B, T7695B, T8506B, T8531B, T8534B, T8535B, T9693B

Professional development SCD Planning Days, Sydney, February, August in educational leadership, Global Consortium of Nazarene Seminaries and Graduate learning and teaching Schools of Theology Workshop, Brisbane, February SCD Professional Development Sessions, March, August University of Manchester, UK Faculty Professional Development Workshop, June SCD Academic Deans PD Day, October

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE

Membership of Secretary/Treasurer and Member of the Executive Committee, committees in broader Global Consortium of Nazarene Seminaries and Graduate tertiary sector Schools of Theology Member, ANZATS Committee, Brisbane chapter

Membership of Member, Academic Board committees and bodies in Member, Academic Standards Committee the SCD Chair, ASC Faculty Accreditation Subcommittee Member, Research Committee Member, DMin Committee Member, Theology Sub-discipline Panel

Membership of Member, Senior Leadership Team committees and bodies in Member, Academic Committee the Member Institution Member, Admissions Committee Member, Library Committee

Activities within the I have specific responsibility for the development of the Academic Department curriculum and syllabi in the field of Theology, with input into the Pastoral Theology and Practice field.

Role in the career and Provide leadership for faculty reviews professional development Monitor faculty development and participation in continuing of staff education Promote appropriate conference attendance and membership of professional bodies

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH

Official church Member, The Academy for International Education, Church of appointments the Nazarene Member, Global Consortium of Nazarene Seminaries and Graduate Schools of Theology

Pastoral responsibilities Interim Pastor, Logan Community Church of the Nazarene, Logan, QLD

Membership of Logan City Ministers Fellowship community bodies

Neale Meredith

Qualifications MA, BTh, DipMin Certificate IV TAE

Academic Classification Level A – Associate Lecturer

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 of conferences, lecture Convention (NYMC) series and speakers

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING

Administrative Vice Principal & Dean of Students - Australian College of leadership Ministries

Course co-ordination, Co-ordination & oversight of Youth Vision Australia – Youth development of curriculum Ministry Subjects (SCD Accredited Units) – 4 subjects. and teaching methodology Also responsible for course curriculum & development for Youth Ministry Subjects.

78 Course curriculum development for Graduate Certificate in Arts – with a focus on Leading the Multi-Staff Church - Australian College of Ministries Course curriculum development for Working in a Team Setting - Australian College of Ministries

Tertiary teaching Facilitation of Modules for ACOM’s Youth Ministry Subjects & Introduction to Discipleship Subject.

Contribution to Oversight of Australian College of Ministries Registered Training vocational and continuing Organisation delivering Cert III, IV & Diploma in Christian educational programs Ministry & Theology

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE

Membership of Member of ACOM Academic Board committees and bodies in Member of ACOM Senior Leadership Team the Member Institution Member of ACOM VET Leadership Team

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 5 Learning Support Managers & professional development Associate Dean Spiritual Formation of staff Oversight & Supervision of Vocational Education Manager & VE Training Officer

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH

Official church National Training Co-ordinator for Churches of Christ Youth appointments Ministries – Youth Vision Australia.

Andrew Murray

Qualifications BA (Macquarie 1974) MA (CUA Washington DC 1983) PhD (CUA 1992) GradDipHEd (UNSW 1998)

Academic Classification Level C – Senior Lecturer

Institution Catholic Institute of Sydney

Subject area Philosophy

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY

Current research Political Philosophy; Aristotelian Traditions; Ways of thinking about political arrangements and political change in small Pacific

79 countries.

Research degree theses “An Exploration of the Theology of Charism and Mission within supervised Religious Life,” DTh, Sydney College of Divinity.

Research degree theses “An Examination of Servais-Theodore Pinckaers OP as a examined Sapiential Theologian in the Tradition of St Thomas Aquinas,” STD, Catholic Institute of Sydney. “A Priori Trinitarianism,” BTh (Hons), Australian Catholic University.

Conferences attended Elections in New Caledonia: Precursor to Pre-Determination? State, Society and Governance in Melanesia, The Australian National University, 27 May Faith and the Political , Biennial Conference in Philosophy, Religion and Culture, Catholic Institute of Sydney, 3 -5 October Fiji: Return to Democracy , State Society and Governance in Melanesia, Australian National University, 5 November

Conference papers “How Might the Church Change in Response to Political Pressure? The Impact of the Sexual Abuse Crisis,” Faith and the Political , Biennial Conference in Philosophy, Religion and Culture, Catholic Institute of Sydney, 3 -5 October

Participation in academic Lead Reviewer, Committee of Review: Marist International program reviews Formation, Philippines

Participation in church, Member, Australian Catholic University Human Research Ethics govt & industry bodies Committee.

Editorial Board member Res Disputanda (ACU) of a refereed journal or publication

Role in the organisation Convener and Organiser, Tenth Biennial Conference in of conferences, lecture Philosophy, Religion and Culture, Faith and the Political , Catholic series and speakers Institute of Sydney, 3 – 5 October

Occasional lectures “Aristotelian Political Ideas for the Third World,” Marist Novitiate, Davao, The Philippines, 1 December

Membership of Member, American Catholic Philosophical Association professional bodies and Member, Australian Philosophy of Religion Association offices currently held Life Member, International Society of Philosophers

Awards and prizes Visiting Fellow, State, Society and Governance in Melanesia Project, The Australian National University.

80 EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING

Tertiary teaching W7106/W8506 Ancient and Early Medieval Philosophy W7220 Rhetoric, Truth and Knowledge; W7109/W8509 Medieval and Early Modern Philosophy W7346 Political Philosophy W9651 Ways of Knowing

Contribution to Presented Reading the Classics: Aristotle’s Physics ; Aristotle, vocational and continuing Physical Works . educational programs

Professional development Discipline Based Professional Development , SCD Professional in educational leadership, Development, 10 March learning and teaching Research, Educational Leadership and Ethics , SCD Professional Development, 12 May

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE

Membership of MI Chair, CIS Research Committee committees and bodies Member, CIS Academic Board

Role in staff professional “Research, Educational Leadership and Ethics: Response to Jim & career development Harrison,” Sydney College of Divinity Professional Development Day, 12 May

M. Isabell Naumann

Qualifications DipREdP (Tr 1975) GradDipTh (SCD 1988) MTh(Hons) SCD 1991) THD/STD (Dayton/Rome 1999)

Academic Classification Level C – Senior Lecturer

Institution Catholic Institute of Sydney

Subject area Systemic Theology

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY Current research Ecclesiology, Marian Studies, Theological Hermeneutics and Theological Anthropology. Prophetissa Teutonica and Doctores Ecclesiae: The Church and Mary in the works of St. Hildegard of Bingen. A Culture of Covenant and ecclesial dialogue. The Church as organism: Interrelatedness and dialogue in the ecclesial concepts of Johann Adam Möhler and Yves Congar. The theological-anthropological concept of Hope and the notion of it as the ultimate foundation of the soul (G. Marcel). A study of hope in the works of the Spanish author P Lain Entralgo, the French author Gabriel Marcel and the German author Joseph

81 Pieper.

Articles in refereed “Priestly Ministry,” Solidarity: The Journal of Catholic Social Thought journals and Secular Ethics, Vol. 4: Issue 1, Article 4 (2014), 15 pages. “Adventus Spiritus – Hope and the Abiding presence of the Holy Spirit in the Church ,” Ephemerides Mariologicae 64.4 (2014): 427-451.

Articles in non-refereed The Magnificat and the Poor in Asia-Oceania: An Exposition of Mary in journals the Post-Synodal Apostolic Exhortation Verbum Domini , Online Library of the PCLaity 2014 http://www.laici.va/content/laici/en/sezioni/donna.html

Project details & Role in Nihil Obstat declaration: Review of Catechetical Material for the team Diocese of Lismore ( Understanding Faith Multimedia Units : Being Catholic; Introduction to the Catholic Faith; Celebrating the Liturgical Cycle) Submissions toward the Plenary Assembly of the Pontifical Council for Culture (04-07 February 2015): Women’s Cultures: Equality and Diversity

Research degree theses “An Examination of Servais Pinckaers O.P. as a Sapiential supervised Theologian in the Tradition of Thomas Aquinas,” DTH/STD, Sydney College of Divinity

Postgraduate research “Consecrated Secularity – A Hidden Reality,” MTh, 18 credit essays supervised points, Sydney College of Divinity

Postgraduate research “An Introduction to and Comparison of the Concept of Original projects supervised Sin in the Anthropology of St Augustine and Karl Rahner; and an Analysis of the Development of their Theology through their Influences,” MTh, 18 credit points, Sydney College of Divinity

Conferences attended Llamados “a una esperanza viva”, Congreso Mariológico Mariano Internacional Extraordinario, Seville, Spain, 27-30 May The Second Vatican Council , Call to Holiness Conference, Brisbane, 11 October International General Congress of the Secular Institute of the Schoenstatt Sisters of Mary , Vallendar, Germany, Oct – Nov 10 TH Biennial Conference in Philosophy, Religion and Culture Faith and the Political , Strathfield, 3-5 October 2014.

Conference papers Pentecost: between Hope and Expectation (Pentecostes: entre la esperanza y la espera) Pontificia Academia Mariana Internationalis, Llamados “a una esperanza viva”, Congreso Mariológico Mariano Internacional Extraordinario, Seville, Spain, 27-30 May Faith and Understanding in Lumen Fidei , The Second Vatican Council , Call to Holiness Conference, Brisbane, 11 October Die Situation in der Kirche: Was bewegt sich in der Kirche in den Kontinenten Australien und Asien – Zeitanalytische Zugänge , International General Congress of the Secular Institute of the

82 Schoenstatt Sisters of Mary , Vallendar, Germany, Oct – Nov

Participation in academic Member, Review Panel for the Department of Theology, program reviews Philosophy and Ethics, Moore College

Participation in church, Lecturer and Research Fellow, International Marian Research govt & industry bodies Institute, University of Dayton, Ohio, USA Adjunct Professor and Member of Academic Board, John Paul II Institute for Marriage and Family, Melbourne

Referee for journal e:Oikonomia Sage Open Peer reviewer, Australian EJournal of Theology Peer reviewer, Solidarity: The Journal of Catholic Social Thought and Secular Ethics

Occasional lectures Marian Studies , Part VII, Discalced Carmelite Nuns, Carmelite Monastery, Launceston, Tasmania, 14-17 February Future Perspectives and Change , Provincial Congress in preparation of the International General Congress of the Secular Institute of the Schoenstatt Sisters of Mary, Mulgoa NSW, 14-16 March. Workshops in Preparation of the International General Congress of the Secular Institute of the Schoenstatt Sisters of Mary, Cebu City, Philippines, 5 May Priestly Identity and the Evangelical Counsels for Priests of the Secular Institute of the Schoenstatt Diocesan Priests, Cebu City, Philippines, 5-9 May Life style and Secularity , Tertianship, Secular Institute of the Schoenstatt Sisters of Mary, Vallendar, Germany, 25 June – 24 July. Human – the feminine dimension, Discover Weekend for Youth, Mulgoa NSW, 26-27 April Assumpta est Maria – our participation in the Risen Lord , Schoenstatt Movement, Melbourne, 17 August Mary – Sign of Hope: A biblical portrait of Mary , Parish of St. Clair, 1 October 100 years Schoenstatt: Gift and Task , Jubilee Celebration of the Melbourne Schoenstatt family, Melbourne, 18 October Marian Studies , Part VIII, Discalced Carmelite Nuns, Carmelite Monastery, Launceston, Tasmania, 19-22 September

Media commentary The role of women in the Church, Interview for Spanish and German section, Radio Vatican about the PAMI, Congreso Mariológico Mariano Internacional Extraordinario Llamados “a una esperanza viva” (1 P 1:3), Seville, Spain 27-30 May

Membership of Member, Pontifical Council for Culture, Rome professional bodies and Member, Pontifical International Marian Academy, Rome offices currently held Member, Mariological Society of America, Dayton, Ohio Founding Member, Asia Oceania Mariological Conference, Rome/Manila

83 Member, Catholic Theological Society of America, Washington Member, European Society for Catholic Theology, Leuven Member, Australian Catholic Theological Association, Sydney Member, Advisory Board of the School of Philosophy and Theology, University of Notre Dame, Sydney Member, External Advisory Committee, Moore Theological College, Sydney

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING

Tertiary teaching Catholic Institute of Sydney T7101 Introduction to Catholic Theology T7217 The Church T8517 Ecclesiology T7320 Ministry T9643 Mary: Disciple and Symbol of the Church X8500 Research Methodology X9696 Research Essay Seminary of the Good Shepherd, Archdiocese of Sydney Seminar course on John Paul II, Encyclical letter Mulieris Dignitatem.

Professional development In-service Day, Catholic Institute of Sydney, 14 February 2014. in educational leadership, Faculty Day, Topic: Managing Change , Catholic Institute of learning and teaching Sydney, 20 February Faculty Reflection and In-service Days, Catholic Institute of Sydney, 1-2 August SCD Professional Development Activity, Live streaming, Booth College, Sydney, 10 March SCD Professional Development Day, Theme: Innovative Teaching , Booth College, 11 August ODLAA Webinar on “Social Inclusion Challenges for Open and Distance Education,” Tasmanian Institute of Learning and Teaching (TILT), University of Tasmania, 18 July Seminary Faculty Formation days, 10-11 February

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE

Membership of MI Member, Academic Board, Catholic Institute of Sydney. committees and bodies Member, Veech Library Committee, Catholic Institute of Sydney.

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH

Official church Academic Dean of Studies, Seminary of the Good Shepherd, appointments & Archdiocese of Sydney designated pastoral Member, Pontifical Council for Culture , Rome, Italy. responsibilities Moderator and Spiritual Advisor of the Schoenstatt Movement in the State of Victoria

84 Glen O’Brien

Qualifications BTh (Kingsley) 1993, MA (ATS) 1998, PhD (La Trobe) 2005

Academic Classification Level D − Associate Professor

Institution Booth College

Employment Status Full time permanent

Subject areas Church History, Theology

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY

Current research • The history of Australian Methodism.

• John Wesley’s political writings in transnational and global perspective.

Books • Christian Worship: A Theological and Historical Introduction . Melbourne: Uniting Academic Press/ Morningstar Publications, 2014 (new edition).

Articles in refereed • “John Wesley, the Uniting Church, and the Authority of journals Scripture,” Pacifica 27 (June 2014): 170-83. • “Methodist Encounters with Other Religious Traditions in the Southern World,” Australian Journal of Mission Studies 8.1 (June 2014): 42-53.

Articles translated

Book reviews in refereed • Review of Keith D. Stanglin and Thomas H. McCall: Jacob journals Arminius: Theologian of Grace. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2011, in Journal of Religious History , 38.3 (September 2014): 451–453 doi: 10.1111/1467-9809.12204

Articles in non-refereed • “John Wesley and the Authority of Scripture,” ACC Catalyst 8.1 journals (March 2014): 7-10. • “The Methodists of New Zealand and Australia,” in Methodist Recorder (special commemorative issue on the Great War), Friday, 1 August, 2014: 14. http://www.ea.org.au/Ethos/Engage- Mail/Intelligent-Young-Man-Awful-Position-Ned-Kelly.aspx - _edn1

Research reports • Correspondent to the Religious History Association’s newsletter reporting on all church history research within the SCD.

Project details & Role in • Co-convenor and co-editor with Prof Hilary Carey team

85 (University of Bristol) of the National History of Methodism Project. A series of scholarly conferences has resulted in the first national history of Australian Methodism in over a hundred years. The book will appear in May 2015 published in the Ashgate Methodist Studies Series.

• Month-long research residential at The Oxford Centre for Methodism and Church History, Oxford Brookes University, Oxford UK, June 2014.

• Secretary and Research Fellow of the Australasian Centre for Wesleyan 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 .

Research degree theses • Christine Farragher, “Holiness: A View from Below,” PhD supervised thesis, University of Divinity.

• Kalie Webb, “A Wesleyan Perspective on Suffering: Conjunctive Theology and Culturally Diverse Praxis,” MTheol, University of Divinity

Research degree theses • Jennifer Hein, ‘“Abominable Yahoos”: Exploring the examined Historical Memory of the Beginning of the Salvation Army in South Australia,” PhD thesis, Flinders University.

Postgraduate research • PJ Hopkins, “Postliberalism and the Spectre of Antirealism: essays examined A Pragmatic Assessment,” 12,000 word research essay, SCD.

Conferences attended • “George Whitefield at 300,” Pembroke College, University of Oxford 25-27 June, 2014. • St Andrews Patristics Symposium, “From Alexandria to Cappadocia and Back Again,” 26 September 2014.

Conference papers • “George Whitefield, John Wesley, and the Rhetoric of Liberty,” at the ‘George Whitefield at 300,’ Conference, Pembroke College, University of Oxford June, 2014 (the paper has been accepted for publication in the peer reviewed journal Religion in the Age of Enlightenment ).

Participation in church, • Conjoint Senior Lecturer in History, University of Newcastle govt & industry bodies • Member of the Uniting Church / Salvation Army Dialogue • Member of the Committee of the Sugden Heritage

86 Collections of the Queens’ College Library, University of Melbourne.

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

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

Role in the organisation • Organiser of the Australasian Centre for Wesleyan Research of conferences, lecture 6th Annual Scholarly Conference, “Wesleyans and the series and speakers Mission of God,” Melbourne 15-16 August 2014.

Occasional lectures • Invited to deliver a lecture on “John Wesley and Social Justice” at Wesley Uniting Church, Lonsdale Street, Melbourne 25 May 2015.

Membership of • Secretary and Research Fellow, Australasian Centre for professional bodies and Wesleyan Research offices currently held • Vice-President Religious History Association • Honorary Fellow, Manchester Wesley Research Centre • 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, • Wrote and taught online unit RELT2015 ‘Australian Church development of curriculum History’ for the University of Newcastle Bachelor of and teaching methodology Theology programme.

Tertiary teaching • SCD: A7101/A8501 Critical Thinking and Writing / H7500 / H8501 Introduction to the Study of Christian History / H7262 Wesley and the Methodists; T5087 Introduction to Wesleyan Theology / T7287 Wesleyan Theology / T8500 Research Methods in Theology / T9695 Issues in Theology: Theology and Film • University of Newcastle: RELT2015 Australian Church

87 History • Booth University College, Ontario, Canada: REl331 La Teologia Moral de los Wesley (The Moral Theology of the Wesleys) delivered as an intensive in Buenos Aires, Argentina 4 August 2014.

Professional development • Lecturer Training Day, Catherine Booth College, 22 January in educational leadership, 2014. learning and teaching • Higher Degree Research Coordinators Big Day Out RMIT University, Melbourne 27 February 2014. • Higher Degree Research Supervision Training, University of Divinity 8-9 March 2014. • SCD Learning and Teaching Conference 19-20 September 2014.

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE

Membership of • External Member of the Academic Board of Tabor Victoria committees in broader • Member of the University of Divinity Research Committee tertiary sector • Served as proxy for the Principle of Catherine Booth College on the University of Divinity Academic Board on two occasions.

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

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

Role in the career and • Convener of Booth College Faculty Research Seminars 18 professional development March, 15 April 2014. of staff

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH

Official church Minister of the Word in the Yarra Yarra Presbytery of the appointments Uniting Church’s Victoria and Tasmania Synod appointed to theological education in The Salvation Army.

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

Leon O’Flynn

Qualifications B. Theol, M. Theol, D Min.

88 Academic Level B − Lecturer Classification

Institution ACOM

Employment status Full-time

Subject area Biblical Studies

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY

Current research Ph. D. with SCD Nation building as an aspect of military chaplains

Chapters in books With Stephen Smith, “Responding to Complexity: Moving from Competence to Capability,” in Les Ball and James R Harrison (eds.), Learning and Teaching Theology. Some Ways Ahead , Sydney: Morning Star Press, 2014

Book reviews in Book review on “Military Chaplains as Agents of Peace” in refereed journals Stimulus

Postgraduate research MTh Research Project: Edwina Blair, “The Influence of Wisdom projects (18 cr pts or Literature on the Teachings of Jesus”. more) examined

Conferences attended SCD Learning and Teaching Conference, September 19-20 2014

Conference papers With Stephen Smith, presented a paper “A Student Learning Pedagogy,” at SCD Learning and Teaching Conference.

Editorial Board Editor of forthcoming issue of Crucible Theology and Ministry member of a refereed Journal journal or publication

Membership of Society of Biblical Literature professional bodies and offices currently held

Administrative Dean of Academics leadership

Course co-ordination, Currently leading a review of all of ACOM’s taught units/ development of curriculum and teaching methodology

Tertiary teaching B7203, B7120, B7130

89 CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE

Membership of Academic Standards Committee, SCD committees and bodies in the SCD

Membership of Academic Board, Senior Leadership Team committees and bodies in the Member Institution

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH

Pastoral Active in the preaching/teaching at Birkenhead Community responsibilities Church.

John Owens

Qualifications B.A. (Canterbury), Ph.L. (Angelicum, Rome), D.Phil. (University of Munich)

Academic Classification Level B - Lecturer

Institution Catholic Institute of Sydney (Good Shepherd College – Te Hepara Pai, Auckland)

Subject area Philosophy

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY

Current research Richard Rorty, religion and metaphysics

Chapters in books “Dei Verbum and the Philosophy of Hans-Georg Gadamer” in God’s Word and the Church’s Council: Vatican II and Divine Revelation , eds. Mark O’Brien OP and Christopher Monaghan CP (Adelaide: ATF Theology), 179-191. “C. S. Lewis’s Argument against Naturalism” in A Myth Retold: Re-Encountering S. S. Lewis as Theologian , ed. Martin Sutherland ( Eugene, Oregon: Wipf and Stock), 57-68.

Conferences attended “Faith and the Political ,” Catholic Institute of Sydney Biennial Conference, Sydney, 3-5 October

Conference papers “Rorty, Religion and Democracy,” Faith and the Political , Catholic Institute of Sydney Biennial Conference, Sydney, 3-5 October

Occasional lectures “The New Atheism, Darwin, and the Fifth Way of Aquinas,” – (three lectures), Hearts Aflame Theological School, Nga Tawa,

90 Marton, New Zealand, 3-12 January

Membership of Member, American Catholic Philosophical Association professional bodies and Junior Fellow, International Institute of Hermeneutics offices currently held Chair, Academic Advisory Board, Carey Baptist College, Auckland, NZ.

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING

Tertiary teaching SCD: W7106 Ancient and Early Medieval Philosophy W7107 Logic and Critical Thinking W7309 From Descartes to Kant W7310 Logic and Critical Thinking

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE

Membership of MI Member of Trust Board, Good Shepherd College committees and bodies Member of Board of Studies, Good Shepherd College Member of Research Committee, Good Shepherd College

Stephen Parker

Qualifications Bachelor of Economics, Advanced Diploma of Christian Ministry. Bachelor of Theology, Master of Arts

Academic Classification Level A – Associate Lecturer

Institution ACOM

Employment status Full-time

Subject area Worship and Liturgy, Pastoral Theology

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY

Current research Church governance, Eldership

Articles in non-refereed Multiple articles in Networking magazine journals

Role in team Coursework Manager

Conferences attended Centrifuge

Participation in academic Review of ACOM curriculum program reviews

91 Participation in church, Springwood Church of Christ Eldership , Churches of Christ in government and industry Queensland Church Support Team bodies

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING

Administrative Coordinate Curriculum introduction at ACOM leadership

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

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

Professional development ACOM staff retreat, ACOM Learning Support Manager’s retreat in educational leadership, learning and teaching

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE

Membership of committees and bodies in Member: Distance Education Committee the SCD

Membership of Member: ACOM Curriculum committee, Learning and Support committees and bodies in Team, Learning Support Manager Team 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.

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH

Pastoral responsibilities Preaching, Eldership

Honours and awards Perseverance Cup from Orienteering Queensland

David Ranson

Qualifications Theol M (MCD 1997), PhD (ACU 2009)

Academic Classification Level C - Senior Lecturer

Institution Catholic Institute of Sydney

92 Subject area Christian Spirituality

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY

Current research 20 TH Century Spirituality; Pastoral Leadership Issues of the Catholic Church in Australia

Books Between the Politics of Mysticism and the Mysticism of Politics (Adelaide, SA: ATF Press, 2014)

Postgraduate research “A Spiritual Botany: The Lily and the Little Flower – A essays supervised comparative analysis of Rafqa El-Rayes and Thérèse of Lisieux,” MTh, 18 credit points, Sydney College of Divinity “Healing in the Dark: Research into pastoral responses in the ministry of deliverance,” MTh, 18 credit points, Sydney College of Divinity

Conference Papers “Everywhere and Nowhere: Experiencing God in a Decentered Context,” Conference Keynote Presentation, Association of Practical Theology in Oceania, “Explorations to Recover an Ecclesial Sense of Place and Purpose,” Sancta Sophia College, Sydney University, Camperdown, NSW 28 November

Participation in church, Company Director, and Trustee, Educational Centre for Christian govt & industry bodies Spirituality Inc, Randwick, NSW

Occasional lectures “Power,” Keynote Presentation, Diocese of Broken Bay Youth Conference, Pennant Hills, 8 March “Emerging Trends in the Church,” International Leadership Meeting of Marist Sisters, St. Joseph’s Spirituality Centre, Baulkham Hills, 1 April “The Good Life: Discovering Spirit in Australia Today,” A Public Conversation with Hugh MacKay, Waitara, NSW, 6 May See also http://youtu.be/Nj2LLA7A428 Catholic Social Services Australia 2014 Leadership Forum, Shaping Civil Society , Panel with Dr. Maria Harries and Mr. Francis Sullivan, Hotel Realm, Canberra, ACT, 21 October

Membership of Member, Australian Catholic Theological Association professional bodies and Member, National Council of Priests offices currently held Member, Society for the Study of Christian Spirituality Member, International Promotions Committee, Society for the Study of Christian Spirituality Author Membership, Copyright Agency Limited

Referee for journal Colloquium: The Australian and New Zealand Theological Review “The Social Commitment of Catholic Charismatic Renewal Movement”

93 EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING

Tertiary teaching S8572 Spirit in Context: Australian Spirituality Summer Intensive S7102 Introduction to Christian Spirituality S8502 Christian Spirituality S7393 Independent Guided Study in Spirituality S8500 Research Methodology in Spirituality S7260 Formation in Prayer and Prayerfulness

Contribution to “Leadership: Encouraging Possibility, School Staff Inservice, vocational and continuing Loreto Normanhurst College, 6 June educational programs Podcasts on Adult Faith Formation, Parish Support Unit, Diocese of Broken Bay, http://www.dbb.org.au/parish-support- unit/dsp-default.cfm?loadref=602 “Christianity: A living, dynamic religion,” Association of Religious Studies Conference, Strathfield, NSW, 28 August Seminar for Eucharistic Ministers, Royal North Shore Hospital, Crowes Nest, NSW, 2 September “The Ministry of Presence,” Broken Bay Diocesan Pastoral Care Seminar, Pennant Hills, NSW, 21 October “Finding Balance; Finding Silence,” Staff Seminar, St Leo’s College, Canisius College, Pymble NSW 24 October “We are on a Journey” Staff Inservice, Lourdes Hill College, Brisbane, Qld, 1 December “Trends in Contemporary Theology,” Seminar, New Voices Sabbatical Programme, St. Joseph’s Conference Centre, Baulkham Hills, NSW 4 December

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE

Membership of SCD Member, Academic Board committees and bodies

Membership of MI Member, Academic Board committees and bodies

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH

Official church Chair, Diocesan Formation Council of the Diocese of Broken appointments Bay Member, Diocesan Schools Board Chair, Broken Bay Catholic Schools Office, Mission Services Committee Trustee and Member of the College of Consultors of the Roman Catholic Church of the Diocese of Broken Bay Mentor, Clergy Leadership Program, Diocese of Broken Bay Censor, Roman Catholic Church of the Diocese of Broken Bay

94 Administrator, Holy Name Parish, Wahroonga, Diocese of Broken Bay

David Smith

Qualifications B. Bus, B.Min, MTh (Practical Theology), DTh (Cand. 3 rd Year)

Academic Classification Level A – Associate Teacher

Institution Perth Bible College

Employment status Full-time

Subject area Pastoral Theology & Practice Liturgical Studies

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY

Current research DTh (Practical Theology) University of South Africa. 3rd Year

Articles in non-refereed Quarterly Column “Connect” the national newsletter for the journals Christian Community Churches Australia.

Conferences attended International Brethren Consultation - Dubuque Iowa – Hermeneutics & the Church – June Christian Community Churches of Australia Conference – Sydney, June Professor Stephan Joubert – Visiting Scholar – New Testament - February Professor Dirk van der Merwe – Visiting Scholar – Hermeneutics - November Theological Passions Colloquium – Perth, November 25

Conference papers International Brethren Consultation - Dubuque Iowa 1. Training Hermeneutical Leaders in the 21st Century 2. Hermeneuting the Church

Participation in church, TEQSA Registered Expert government and industry Christian Community Churches Australia: National Board bodies Member (Chair) Perth Bible College – Principal and Board Member Emmaus Bible College: Board Member Australian College of Christian Studies: Board Member Serve Cambodia Support Group Australia: Board Member (Chair) Duncraig Christian Fellowship: Elder (Chair)

Editorial Board member Editor of “Connect” - Publication for the Christian Community of a non-refereed journal Churches of Australia or publication

Role in the organisation Instigator and Organiser of the annual Perth Bible College and of conferences, lecture Fellowship of Hope Pastor’s Conference – Phnom Penh, series and speakers Cambodia.

Membership of South Pacific Association of Evangelical Colleges professional bodies and offices currently held

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING

Administrative College Principal, Financial Management. leadership

Course co-ordination, PBC Teaching and Learning Committee development of curriculum Coordinator of Pastoral Theology and Ministry subjects and teaching methodology

Tertiary teaching Hermeneutics Supervised Field Education Leading Church Ministry Pastoral Ministry Denominational Polity Cross Cultural Field Research Preaching Introduction to Theology

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE

Membership of Teaching and Learning Committee committees and bodies in Academic Council - PBC the Member Institution Board of Management – Emmaus and PBC

Role in the career and Coordination of Professional development with the Academic professional development Dean of staff Staff review of each faculty member

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH

Official church Duncraig Christian Fellowship: Chair of Elders appointments

Pastoral responsibilities Duncraig Christian Fellowship: Teaching and Leading Leading of a mission team to Cambodia - January

Membership of Serve Cambodia Support Group Australia: Board Member community bodies

96 Dean Smith

Qualifications BA GradDipTh MTheol PhD

Academic Classification Level B − Lecturer

Institution Booth College

Employment status Full-time

Subject area Theology and Philosophy

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY

Current research Methodological paper for The Salvation Army Morals and Social Issues Council

Articles in non-refereed “Elevating the Environment”: Article in The Salvation Army journals Pipeline June 2013

Book reviews in non- Assoc Prof Glen O’Brien Christian Worship: A Theological and refereed journals Historical Introduction September 2013 Booth College News

Research degree theses Andrew Kulikovsky, “Social Visions and the Human Condition: supervised A Biblical perspective on Thomas Sowell’s Conflict of Visions .” – Co-supervisor , UDiv

Postgraduate research † David Hunt, A Critical Examination of the Nonviolent Theory of essays (18 cr pts or more) the Atonement - SCD, MTh research essay examined † Christopher James Blackley, The Authority of The Word of God and The Challenges of Situation Ethics: A Biblical Theological Critique - Emmaus, 12,000-word research essay

Conferences attended † “Holiness,” 48th Annual Meeting of the Wesley Theological Society (WTS) with the Society for Pentecostal Studies, Seattle Pacific University, Seattle, WA 21-23 March 2013. † “Common Dreams 3 : Midwives of Change: Progressives Shaping Religious Communities,” Common Dreams, Canberra, 19 -22 September 2013. † “Perfect Love – Imperfect People: Holiness in Leadership and Church,” Thought Matters Conference, Melbourne, 25- 27 October 2013.

Conference papers “The Sacramental Life: Towards an Integrated Christian Vision” – Paper delivered at the WTS Conference 2013

Editorial Board member Aldersgate Papers of a refereed journal or publication

Referee for journal Aldersgate Papers

Role in the organisation Co-Convenor AAR/SBL Additional Meeting 2013 The Salvation of conferences, lecture Army and Intersections of Contemporary Thought series and speakers

Occasional lectures Booth College Research Seminar 23 September The Sacramental Life: Towards an Integrated Christian Vision

Membership of American Academy of Religion, Wesley Theological Society, The professional bodies and Thoreau Society offices currently held

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING

Administrative † Dean of the School for Christian Studies Booth College leadership † Head of Theology

Tertiary teaching Reformation Theology

Professional development SCD Professional Development Committee (Chair) in educational leadership, learning and teaching

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE Membership of Emmaus Bible College Academic Board committees in broader tertiary sector

Membership of SCD Academic Board committees and bodies in SCD Academic Standards Committee the SCD SCD Professional Development Committee (Chair)

Membership of Academic Board (Chair) committees and bodies in Booth College Council the Member Institution Booth College Business Administration Board Booth College Library Committee Australia Eastern Territorial Course Approvals Board

Role in the career and Overseer of the Professional Development of School for professional development Christian Studies faculty and staff through the development of of staff five-year plans and management of individual PD plans

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH

Official church Morals and Social Issues Council (MASIC) (Vice Chair) appointments Tri-Territorial Theological Forum Territorial Publishing Committee

98 Steve Wayne 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 Level B − Lecturer

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

Chapters in books With Leon O’Flynn, “Responding to Complexity: Moving from Competence to Capability,” in Les Ball and James R Harrison (eds.), Learning and Teaching Theology: Some Ways Ahead (Sydney: Morning Star Press, 2014), 119-128.

Research reports Volunteering within BaptistCare NSW Talent Development within BaptistCare NSW

Role in team Leader

Research degree theses Supervising Dean Phelan in SCD PhD supervised Supervising Leon O’Flynn in SCD PhD

Conferences attended SCD Learning and Teaching Conference September, 2014 NSW Ministers’ Awakening, October 2014

Conference papers With Leon O’Flynn, “A Student Learning Pedagogy,” SCD Learning and Teaching Conference September 19-20, 2014

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

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

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

Role in the organisation Co-Convenor of NSW Ministry Pilgrimage, July 2014. of conferences, lecture series and speakers

Occasional lectures “Leadership Self-Awareness for Spiritual Transformation” at the Transformational Church Conference, May 2014 “Restoration Values” at the NSW Eldership Conference, October 2014 “Frontier Thinking for the New World” at the NSW Ministry Pilgrimage, July 2014

Membership of Academic Member, Australian Counselling Association professional bodies and offices currently held

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING

Administrative ACOM Principal and Chief Academic leadership ACOM Head of Discipline: Leadership and Management SCD Discipline Coordinator: Christian Life and Ministry SCD Academic Board SCD Council SCD Principals’ Fellowship

Course co-ordination, Significant contributions to the development of the following development of curriculum course units for use by ACOM: Restoration Movement, Conflict and teaching methodology Resolution, Community Development, Spiritual Formation. Contributed to the development of a range of SCD 2014 Course Unit Outlines

Contribution to CEO of ACOM as a Registered Training Organisation leading vocational and continuing the organisation, awards, and units through an ASQA Audit in educational programs 2013

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE

Membership of External Curriculum Reviewer for some units in Harvest Bible committees in broader College TEQSA Re-accreditation (2013) tertiary sector Action Learning Action Research Association (2000 – 2013) Research in Action Network (2009-2013)

Membership of SCD Council committees and bodies in SCD Academic Board, (and Standing Committee) the SCD SCD Principals Fellowship, SCD Discipline Coordinator (Ministry Life and Practice)

Membership of ACOM Management Executive

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

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

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

Professional development Have studied continuously since 1996 in the field of management in institutional planning and organisational development, leadership development, and and governance spirituality (resulting in MBA, DMgt, PhD). Scheduled to take Institute of Company Directors course in 2015

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH

Official church Chairman, ANZATS 2015 Conference Planning Committee appointments Chairman, Ministers Endorsement Review Committee for Churches of Christ in NSW (2007 – present) Awarded “Companion” Status of International Management Centres Association (2002 - present)

Pastoral responsibilities Mentoring four church ministers

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

Robert Hugh Tilley

Qualifications BA (Sydney 1989) MA (Sydney 1991) BD(Hons) (Sydney 1993) PhD (Sydney 2001)

Academic Classification Level B - Lecturer

Institution Catholic Institute of Sydney

Subject area Biblical Studies

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY

Current research Completing book “Mary the Temple of Scripture.” In the middle of a series on a Catholic critique of the relationship between base and superstructure in respect of economic liberalism and cultural liberalism for the journal Solidarity .

101 Finishing off work for an article critiquing the notion of wide- spread illiteracy in first century Palestine by reference to the phenomenon of inter-textuality in the Inter-Testamental literature.

Chapters in books “Revelation: Scripture,” in An Introduction to Philosophy and Theology within Catholic Liberal Education, ed. by Angus Brook (Sydney: . McGraw Hill, 2014), 202-209. “Revelation: Tradition,’” in An Introduction to Philosophy and Theology within Catholic Liberal Education ed. by Angus Brook (Sydney: McGraw Hill, 21040, 194-201.

Articles in refereed “Promoting what we Oppose – Part Two”, Solidarity: The Journal journals of Catholic Social Thought and Secular Ethics , 4.1 (2014): 1-23

Book reviews in refereed Stephen Garner (ed.) Theology and the Body, Interface Series (ATF journals Theology, 2011). Australian eJournal of Theology 21.3 (12/2014)

Postgraduate research “The Sound of Silence in Old Testament Narrative: The essays supervised Aquedah in Early Jewish Thought” MA, 18 Credit Points, Sydney College of Divinity

Conferences attended Teaching Theology in a Technological Age , Sydney College of Divinity Learning and Teaching Conference, SCD, Sydney, 19-20 September, 2104 Faith and the Political , Catholic Institute of Sydney Biennial Conference, Sydney, 3-5 October, 2014

Conference papers “Opposing the Virtual World of Late Capitalism: A Biblical Theology of Education,” in Teaching Theology in a Technological Age , Sydney College of Divinity Learning and Teaching Conference, SCD, Sydney, 19-20 September, 2014 ‘The Politics of Divine Usury: The Logic of Divine Reward in the Synoptic Gospels’, in Faith and the Political , Catholic Institute of Sydney Biennial Conference, Sydney, 3-5 October, 2014

Participation in academic Provided six Scriptural reflections for the Catholic Education program reviews Office for the revision of the Religious Education Curriculum .

Referee for journal Solidarity: the Journal of Catholic Social Thought and Secular Ethics

Occasional lectures “The Cathedral of Being: The Re-enchantment of the World through the Writings of Popes John Paul II, Benedict XVI, and Francis,’’ The Centre for Faith, Ethics, and Society, The University Of Notre Dame, 4 April “The Teachings of Jesus (in Selected Scriptures),” Catholic Education Office Professional Development Day, Sydney, 29 May “How Scripture Helps Us to be Catholic,” The Catholic Education Office Conference, Australian Catholic University, 23 June

102 “‘For there is no Authority except from God’: The Defense of the Family in the Age of Consumerism,” The National Association of Catholic Families Annual Retreat, Benedict XVI Retreat Centre, Gross Vale, NSW, 22 June “Pope Francis versus Capitalism: Where Marxism ends and Christianity Begins”, Macquarie University Chaplaincy, Sydney, 16 October “The Role of Tradition in Church Renewal,” Annual Conference of the Australian Catholic Students Association, Albury, 5 July “Reading the Signs of the Times: The Launch of Mat Tan’s Book Justice, Unity, and the Hidden Christ,” Glebe Books, Sydney, 24 October “My God, My God Why Have You Forsaken Me?: The Faith of Jesus Crucified,’’ Embrace, Cathedral House, Sydney, 6 April “Going Deeper: New Approaches to Studying the Scriptures” Four part series for the Aquinas Academy, Sydney, 5, 12, 19, and 26 March “A Dangerous Art: The Religious Vision of Martin Sharp”, Aquinas Academy, Sydney, 17 and 24 September “The Gospel of St Matthew,” Catholic Adult Education College, Sydney, 24-25 November “Proof for Intelligent Design: Defying the Monotone,” The Open Forum, Humanist House, Sydney, 22 January “Culture and Art: Biblical Aesthetics and the Nature of Humanity”, Emmanuel Community, Sydney, 3 August “The Scandal of the Bible: Confronting the Disturbing Passages”, St Peters Catholic Parish, Surrey Hills, 19 November “Bible is Catholic”, The Lower North Shore Parish, Broken Bay, 20, 27 March, 3, 10 April

Media commentary Notes from the cutting room floor of my reporting trip to Australia, interview by Tom Roberts for the National Catholic Reporter, 25 March Interview on St Matthew’s Gospel in light of contemporary Prosperity Theology, on-line radio station Cradio .

Membership of Member, Academic Board, Campion College . professional bodies and offices currently held

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING

Tertiary teaching SCD: B9603 Interpretation of the Bible. B7214 The Pentateuch (Twice). B7220 Old Testament Historical Books. B7364 Pauline Literature. B9608 New Testament Theology. B7382 Hebrews and the General Epistles

103 Professional development SCD ‘’Discipline Based Professional Development’’, 10 March in educational leadership, SCD ‘’Facilitating Deep Learning’’, 12 August learning and teaching

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE

Membership of MI Member, Academic Board committees and bodies Member, Health and Safety Committee Member, Academic Misconduct Committee

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, Auckland)

Subject area Pastoral Theology, Spirituality

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY

Current research Doctoral Dissertation: being prepared for publication “Personal Appropriation of the Desire to Know and Love God: A Study of Natural and Religious Interiority in the Writings of Bernard Lonergan S.J.”

Participation in church, Director, Baradene College Limited govt & industry bodies Director, Baradene College Board of Trustees

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

104 RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY

Current research Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick

Conferences attended Transcending Dualisms in Theological Anthropology , John Paul II Institute for Marriage and Family, Melbourne, 8-10 June

Participation in academic External Moderator of TH336 Sacraments of the Church, program reviews TH204 The Liturgical Year, TH201/RE200 Understanding Sacraments, in Diploma of Religious Studies, The Catholic Institute of Aotearoa New Zealand

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING

Tertiary teaching SCD: L7200 Liturgical Rites L7100 Introduction to Christian Worship

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE

Membership of MI Member, Board of Studies committees and bodies

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH

Official church Member, National Liturgy Advisors Group appointments & designated pastoral responsibilities

Membership of Co-director, Hearts Aflame Catholic Summer School community bodies

Ann Thorp

Qualifications STL, Pontifical University of the Holy Cross, 2011 BTh, Sydney College of Divinity, 2009 Dip. Nursing Studies, Christchurch Polytechnic,1991

Academic Classification Level B - Lecturer

Institution Catholic Institute of Sydney (Good Shepherd College – Te Hepara Pai , Auckland).

Subject area Church History

105 RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY

Current research The development of pneumatology in the West from the Council of Nicaea to the Council of Constantinople, (PhD research).

Occasional lectures “The History of the Nicene Creed”; Emmaus Retreat, Catholic Diocese of Christchurch, New Zealand, July “St Patrick, Apostle of Ireland,” Mercy Spirituality Centre, Auckland, New Zealand, May “Catholicism in New Zealand: 1838-1850,” Emmaus Retreat, Catholic Diocese of Christchurch, New Zealand, December

Membership of professional Member, The North American Patristics Society bodies and offices currently held

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING

Tertiary teaching SCD: H7350 The Reformers & the Reformation H7110 History of the Early Church

Professional development in Attended some Latin Classes, and lectures on the early Church, educational leadership, and the Reformation, Michaelmas Term, Oxford University. learning and teaching “Refworks” software training, November, Oxford.

Andre van Oudtshoorn

Qualifications BA, BD, Dip. TH. Dt.Th

Academic Classification Senior Teacher

Institution Perth Bible College

Employment status Full-time

Subject area Biblical, Pastoral

RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP & RESEARCH ACTIVITY Current research Preaching Metaphors. Wisdom

Articles in refereed journals “The Ethics of Absolute Relativity”, Verbum et Ecclesia 35.1 (2014): 17 pp. “Solus Sola, Constructing a Christo-centric Faith Model for the ordo salutis,” Verbum et Ecclesia 35.1 (2014): 9 pp. “A New Look at General Revelation,” Australian Ejournal of Theology 21.3 (2014)

106 Book reviews in refereed Currently reviewing “Calvin, the Man and the Legacy” for the journals Australian Ejournal of Theololgy

Articles in non-refereed 1. Trowel and Sword (Christian Reformed Churches of Australia) journals 1. Declaring the Secrets of Sex: Song of Songs in the Church: Rev. Andre van Oudtshoorn 2. Redefining God - Mark, the Passionate Gospel - Rev Andre van Oudtshoorn 3. Freedom to Differ - Rev Andre van Oudtshoorn 4. Clarification on ‘Freedom to Differ’: Rev. Andre van Oudtshoorn 5. Luther the broken symbol of grace 6. General revelation 7. Missions – an issue that split the church Christophany 1. The new age in the Bible 2. Homosexuality 3. Preaching Psalm 1 4. Abram, Humpty & the big wall 5. Fighting the truth decay 6. A time for poetry 7. All you need is love 8. Theologians of grace 9. Preaching from (w)holy Scripture 10. Prophetic preaching 11. Preaching as practical theology 12. Preaching from the Song of Songs 13. Reconstructing our image of God 14. Freedom to differ 15. Luther, theologian of grace

Research reports Report to the Christian Reformed Evangelical Church of Australia (Gereformeerde Evangeliese Kerk van Australie) on baptism and modes of baptism for the writing of their constitution 2010

Creative works Producer of over 200 religious TV programmes for broadcast 3 Music CD’s

Project details Dynamic theology project – developing an integrated and holistic approach to teaching theology at Perth Bible College within a post-modern context. Theological Education and the Church

Role in team Academic Leader

Postgraduate research Raymond Neo essays (18 cr pts or more) supervised

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Postgraduate research Jonathan Atchley essays (18 cr pts or more) examined

Postgraduate research Hanlie van Rooyen projects (18 cr pts or more) supervised

Postgraduate research Matt Hall projects (18 cr pts or more) examined

Conferences attended ANZATS Conference 2014 Vose Conference 2014

Conference papers “A Semiotic Analysis of the Church,” ANZATS Australian and New Zealand Association of Theological Schools 2014 “Integrating Realities” SCD 2014

Recognized participation Theological consultant on baptism to the GEKA for the in consultancy projects development of their constitution

Participation in academic Perth Bible TEQSA program reviews

Referee for journal HTS

Role in the organisation Organising committee Perth Colloquium (from inception). of conferences, lecture Visiting Scholar Programme Perth Bible College series and speakers 2014 ANZATS conference Perth Steering Committee

Occasional lectures • Youth with A mission (South Africa and Britain) • Operation Mobilisation (South Africa) • Christian Reformed Churches of Australia State Youth convention Victoria • Christian Reformed Churches of Australia National Youth Convention Perth • Salvation Army Youth Conventions • Salvation Army Youth Leadership training • JDM Student convention Korea • JDM Missionary convention Busan Korea • KETI – (Korean Evangelical Theological Institute) Ethics Intensive course Masters level Chuncheong Korea • KETI – (Korean Evangelical Theological Institute) New Testament Intensive Masters level Chuncheong Korea • YouthCare WA (Chaplains) Introductory Course • YouthCare WA (Chaplains) Professional development • Greek Harvest Bible College

108 Media commentary Sunshine FM (98.5 FM) interview on Ethics of War Curtin Radio (100.1 FM) interview of Dietrich Bonhoeffer Curtin Radio (100.1 FM) debate with Chair of the Agnostic Society

Membership of Society of Biblical Literature professional bodies and Association of Practical Theology offices currently held Evangelical Society

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING

Administrative Subject Coordinator Biblical Studies SCD leadership Dean of Academics and Research Perth Bible College (2003 - ) Perth Bible College Board Academic Council Perth Bible College Academic Council Emmaus Sydney Policy development for Moderation process at PBC Teaching and Learning Committee PBC

Course co-ordination, • Course design and work towards the accreditation of development of curriculum Master of Theological Ministry degree for PBC 2014 and teaching methodology • Scholarly Culture development Perth Bible College • Developing new assessment items for first year students • Developing grading criteria for PBC degree students • Dynamic Praxis theology curriculum project – developing an integrated and holistic approach to teaching theology at Perth Bible College within a post-modern context. • Curriculum development for Masters degree at Perth Bible College • Work on Re-Accreditation of Advanced Diploma and Degree courses for Perth Bible College • Design of and work towards the accreditation of Grad. Dip programme • Professional development of faculty • Work on Curriculum for MOU between Notre Dame University and Perth Bible College for Education students. • Perth Bible College Academic Council • Developing introductory course for chaplains for YouthCare WA • Leading of PBC's response and contribution to SCD Curriculum development and assessment • Setting up and developing Creative Ministry stream at Perth Bible College • Developing a theologically grounded Counseling stream at Perth Bible College • Developing a Youth Ministry Stream at Perth Bible College.

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Tertiary teaching Rosebank Bible College – 1992-1996 Perth Bible College 1997 –

Practical theology: Extensive experience over 17 years in teaching the following subjects multiple times: Intro to Preaching – genre letters Contemporary Preaching (narrative and poetic genres) Advanced Preaching (wisdom, prophetic and apocalyptic genres) Effective communication Intro to Counselling Pastoral Counselling in context The Counselling process Group dynamics Marriage and family Practical theological theory and praxis Youth ministry 1 Youth ministry 2

Systematic theology & Ethics • Extensive experience over 17 years in teaching the following subjects multiple times: Intro to Theology – Prolegomena, Doctrine of God, Eschatology Worship – theological epistemology Evangelism – the doctrine of election The church – its mission and ministry Christology Pneumatology Ethics – theological anthropology The theology of Genesis Intro to philosophy

New Testament & Greek 1. Extensive experience over 17 years in teaching the following subjects multiple times: Hermeneutics New Testament Introduction – gospels and acts New Testament Introduction – letters Romans 1Corinthians book study Greek Grammar Greek New Testament

Creative Ministry • Extensive experience as the producer and director of over 200 Television programmes • Extensive experience over 17 years in teaching the following subjects multiple times:

110 Intro to video production Video production Creative writing

Contribution to Mentoring a number of students and past-students within a vocational and continuing vocational context. educational programs

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE

Membership of SCD Academic Board committees in broader Emmaus Academic Board tertiary sector PBC Academic Board Perth Bible College Board Perth Colloquium 'Theological Passions' Steering committee ANZATS (2014) Steering Committee Member: Deans of Theology

Membership of Academic Board member committees and bodies in Subject Coordinator Biblical Studies the SCD

Membership of Emmaus Academic Board committees and bodies in the Member Institution

Activities within the Dean of Research and Academics PBC Academic Department

Role in the career and • Academic oversight professional development • Responsible for development and maintenance of of staff Scholarly Culture at Perth Bible College • Regular meetings with staff re their formal and informal studies • Evaluation of class lectures • Evaluation of Unit plans and examinations as chair Faculty Board • Book reviews • Developing and organising Visiting Scholar programme for faculty • Responsible for professional development of all faculty.

Professional development Research for dynamic praxis curriculum development Perth Bible in institutional planning College and governance Developing a Research Centre at PBC.

111 SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, PROFESSION AND CHURCH

Official church Minister Nederduits Gereformeerde Kerk van SA (ordination appointments 1979) Minister Uniting Church of Australia (ordination 1986) Minister Presbyterian Church of Australia (Kiama 1996) Minister Christian Reformed Churches of Australia (2001) Senior Pastor Scarborough Baptist Church (2003) International Board of Inserv a Mission Research Organisation

Pastoral responsibilities Senior Pastor Scarborough Baptist Church

Membership of Executive Director Searchlight Communications community bodies Executive Producer Africa Christian TV

Kevin James Waldie

Qualifications BA (Victoria 1982) SLL (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 The increasingly popular interface between Scripture and Film, specifically in the domain of faith and popular culture. Research leave reading at the Moffit Library, University of California, Berkeley, from September to December, contributed significantly to this year’s project and expansion of the topic’s recognition within the domain of biblical/theological scholarship.

Articles in non-refereed Sunday Scripture commentaries, New Zealand Catholic , January to journals December.

Research degree theses “Luke 15:1 - 16:18 – Reconsidering the Original Orator/Lucan supervised Author Relationship”, PhD, University of Otago, Dunedin.

Research degree theses “‘Amen I say to you’: Faith, Understanding and Speaking the Truth examined in Matthew’s Gospel”, MTh, University of Otago, Dunedin.

Conferences attended Australian Catholic Biblical Association Conference, ACBA, St Mary’s College, Melbourne, 3 - 6 July. Aotearoa -New Zealand Association for Biblical Studies, ANZABS, University of Otago, Dunedin, 8 - 9 December.

112 Conference papers “Reading the Pentateuch in the Dark with Noah and Moses”, Australian Catholic Biblical Association Conference, ACBA, St Mary’s College, Melbourne, 3 - 6 July. “Faith at the Movies – A Catholic View” Aotearoa-New Zealand Association for Biblical Studies, ANZABS, 8 - 9 December.

Role in the organisation of President of Aotearoa-New Zealand Association for Biblical conferences, lecture series Studies, reelected at 2014 Conference, University of Otago, and speakers Dunedin, 8 - 9 December.

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

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHING

Course co-ordination, Co-ordinator of External Moderation for the Catholic Institute development of curriculum of Aotearoa-New Zealand, Wellington. and teaching methodology External Moderator, MA811 Leading like Nero, Caesar or Christ? Reading the New Testament Contextually , Semesters 1 & 2, Carey Baptist College, Auckland.

Tertiary teaching SCD: B7110, B7214, B7368

CONTRIBUTION TO INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE

Membership of committees Member, SCD Distance Education Committee and bodies in the SCD Member, SCD Information Literacy for Students sub-committee

Membership of MI Chair, GSC Staff Meetings committees and bodies Member, GSC Administrative Committee Staff Representative, GSC Senate

113 RESEARCH DEGREE GRADUATES

2014

DOCTOR of MINISTRY

Erik Groeneveld Theology of Love: A Practical Application within the Church of the Nazarene

Demetri Roh The Dialectics of Integration: Migrant Priests in the Diocese of Parramatta

114 RESEARCH DEGREE CANDIDATES THESIS WORKING TITLES 2014

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: Associate Professor Matthew Del Nevo

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

Lovejoy Chabata African Christological Trajectories in Paul’s Epistle to the Philippians: An Application of Kevin J. Vanhoozer's Reader Response Hermenetical Insights (PhD) Supervisor: Dr David Bishau Associate Supervisor: Professor James Harrison

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

Kevin Hovey Alan Tippett’s Strategic Contribution to Great Commission Focused Missions in the Twenty First Century (PhD) Supervisor: Dr Darryl Whiteman Associate Supervisor: Dr Gerard Goldman

Kyung Sik (Barnabas) Joo New Perspectives on Justification: Reclaiming Calvin’s Soteriology for the Modern Korean Presbyterian Church (PhD) Supervisor: Dr Michael Jensen Associate Supervisor: Dr Nakheung Yang

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: Professor Kate Rigby

115 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

Loan Le An Exploration of the Theology of Charism and Mission within Religious Life (ThD) Supervisor: Dr Merv Duffy Associate Supervisor: Dr Andrew Murray

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). (PhD) Supervisor: Dr William Emilson Associate Supervisor: Professor Gary Trompf

Gerry Nworie Christian Missionary Evangelization: The Paradox of the Growth of the Catholic Church in Igboland of Southeastern Nigeria (PhD) Supervisor: Dr Larry Nemer Associate Supervisor: Associate Professor Darren Cronshaw

Leon O’Flynn A Twenty-First Century Andragogy for ACOM (PhD) Supervisor: Dr Stephen Smith Associate Supervisor: Dr Barbara Bulkeley

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

Patricia Powell How Does Participation in the Rahamim Ecological Learning Community, a Work of the Sisters of Mercy (Bathurst), Bring about “Ecological Conversion”? (DMin) Supervisor: Associate Prof Gerard Moore Associate Supervisor: Dr Paula Smith

Efrosini Stefanou-Haag Greek Orthodox Education: A Policy-Focused Investigation of Values, Principles, and Theological Influences Foundational to Australian Greek Orthodox Schooling (PhD)

116 Supervisor: Dr Neil Holm Associate Supervisor: Dr Philip Kariatlis

Christine Unicomb Maintaining Spiritual Well-Being of Clergy in Ministry (DMin) Supervisor: Dr Stuart Devenish Associate Supervisor: Dr Helen Cameron

Dimitrios Vasiliadis Koinonia of Grace: The Synethesis of the Essence, Energies and Hypostasis of God (ThD) Supervisor: Dr Philip Kariatlis Associate Supervisor: Dr Doru Costache

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

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 21 st Century (PhD) Supervisor: Associate Professor Gerard Kelly Associate Supervisor: Associate Professor Chris Marshall

Masters degree candidates

Gordon Cooper The Memorialists and Their Ecclesial Content, c.1933-c.1940 (MPhil) Supervisor: Dr Raymond Nobbs Associate Supervisor: Professor Diane Speed

Joe Marsters What Historical, Cultural, and/or Confessional Factors might Account for the Establishment and Continuing Operation of the Cook Island Christian Church in Australia and New Zealand? (MPhil) Supervisor: Dr Ray Nobbs Associate Supervisor: Dr Noel Weeks

Hoa Nyuyen An Examination of Efforts to Inculturate Roman Catholicism in Vietnam since 1615, with Special Reference to the 20 th Century Supervisor: Dr John Luttrel Associate Supervisor: Dr Raymond Nobbs

Alan Smart By What Authority? Can the Theology of Scripture, Articulated in the Uniting of Union, Shed Light on How We Can Speak of Scripture as the Word of God in the Church’s Life and Witness in Contemporary Society and Into the Future? (MPhil)

117 Supervisor: Associate Prof Clive Pearson Associate Supervisor: Dr Peter Davis

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