Ask Me Anything: Morning Tea with Dr Nicola Hoggard Creegan

15 June 2026 | Do you work or study in science and find yourself wondering how that fits with faith? Come along for a relaxed and delicious morning tea and ask whatever's on your mind. All welcome to this free event!
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Date: 15th June, 2026

Time: 10 – 11am

Location: Ramsey House (Chaplaincy VUW), Wellington


Dr Nicola Hoggard Creegan, Director of NZ Christians in Science is a leading voice at the intersection of science and faith. She studied mathematics and biology at VUW before gaining a doctorate in theology. She specialises in the interface between evolutionary theory and systematic theology, and her book Animal Suffering and the Problem of Evil (Oxford University Press, 2013) examined theodicy in light of the long aeons of animal suffering before humans arrived. Nicola is a Fellow of the International Society for Science and Religion.

Co-Hosted by Victoria University of Wellington Chaplaincy and New Zealand Christians in Science

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