Reflection 8: Social change, literature and the Bible: A reflection from a small room
Reflection 8: Social change, literature and the Bible: A reflection from a small room *
During the COVID-19 situation and subsequent online delivery of all units, our website is the major portal for communication, connection and resource support.
During this time, you will be provided with ongoing communication regarding how the University of Divinity and Stirling Theological College are supporting and structuring your study.
With all study now online, we aim to build a supportive learning community for all participants. Though we can’t gather in person, these are the ways we are building connections.
We recognise that many students did not plan to study entirely online when recently enrolling, so we have put together some useful tools and resources to help with these changes.
At Stirling we believe that the preparation of God’s people for service, leadership, ministry and mission is absolutely crucial. We are convinced that something life-giving and hope-filled happens when behaviour, belonging and belief converge.
Reflection 8: Social change, literature and the Bible: A reflection from a small room *
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The University of Divinity is a collegiate University of Specialisation, a private University that represents Australia’s most significant achievement in the realm of ecumenical co-operation in the teaching of theology. It has set the standard for theological education in Australia for many decades and the robust courses of study on offer are not only fully accredited but enjoy worldwide recognition at the highest levels of scholarship.
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