This exciting event will be held: Friday, 9th July 2010, 9.00 am – 3.30 pm
at the Australian Centre for Christianity & Culture 15 Blackall Street, Canberra
at the Australian Centre for Christianity & Culture 15 Blackall Street, Canberra
An opportunity for Christians together
o to mark the 100th anniversary of the Edinburgh International Mission Conference by looking to what we can take forward
and what is changing, and
and what is changing, and
o to identifying prospects & signs of hope, new methodologies and challenges.
Key Contributors include:
The Revd Dr John Gibaut
Dr Gibaut has been the Director of the World Council of Churches' Faith and Order Commission since January, 2008. He earned a doctorate in theology from Trinity College and the University of Toronto and has taught in the Faculty of Theology, Saint Paul University, a Roman Catholic University. From 1994 to 2003, he served as the Director of Anglican Studies, Faculty of Theology, and became associate professor of Church History and Secretary of the Faculty in 2004. An experienced educator, at the WCC he seeks to encourage a greater awareness of the work of Faith and Order and of the need for strong ecumenical formation in centres of theological education.
The Revd Dr John GibautThe Revd Professor Emeritus Robert Gribben
Centre for Ecumenical Studies
Auntie Joan Hendriks
Ngugi elder Quandamooka people, Indigenous educator and reasearcher
Ngugi elder Quandamooka people, Indigenous educator and reasearcher
Dr Shane Clifton
Alphacrucis College, Pentecostal tradition
Alphacrucis College, Pentecostal tradition
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