Past Events

Faith for Earth: Sacred Wisdom in a Time of Uncertainty

August 30th, 2025 | At our Saturday gathering, we will reflect on two vital responses to the ecological crisis-inner transformation rooted in spiritual and relational connection with the natural world, and practical action using all available tools- exploring how both are essential and deeply relevant in the context of Aotearoa.

From Galileo to Laudato Si’: Why Science Needs Faith

Past Event, Podcast Episode, Video, astronomy

August 3rd, 2025| Explore the universe with an astronomer at the intersection of science and faith.

Mental Health and Faith: The Struggle for Soul, Identity, and Flourishing

ISCAST/NZCIS Zoom Conversation, Past Event, Video, Anxiety, Flourishing, mental health, psychology

ISCAST–NZCIS Conversations 2025, in collaboration with the Centre for Theology and Psychology at Melbourne School of Theology.

Mind, God & Spirit

Past Event

March 22nd, 2025 | Experiencing Spirit in relationships, in the ‘ordinary and banal,’ and in ‘thin spaces’:

Fear for the future: Eco anxiety and the psychology of climate change

Occasional Seminar or Lecture, Past Event, Video, Anxiety, Climate Change, mental health

March 12th, 2025 | Finding Hope in an Uncertain Future – Join Us for Pizza, Connection, and Conversation on Climate Anxiety

Artificial Intelligence: What is it, where is it taking us, and how does the church respond?

Past Event, AI

September 4th, 2024 | What do AI ethics look like? What could the church bring to the conversation?

The Community of St. Julian | Rev. Hilary Willett

Past Event, Video, Church, Online Community, Zoom

August 7th, 2024 | Rev. Hilary Willett discusses the legitimacy of online Anglican communities during the COVID-19 pandemic, using insights from a ten-week online community initiated in 2021, emphasising the importance of continuing such communities.

Theology and Science Course

Past Event, Programs, Theology and Science

11 November - 14 December 2024 | The relationship between Christian theology and science has for the most part been a rich and constructive one, occasional tensions notwithstanding. This paper will explore the history of the relationship between these two spheres of human enquiry and investigate the current prospects for fruitful interaction between theology and science.

Winter Lecture Series

Past Event

Join us for a series of thought-provoking events! Over the winter, we will be joined by 3 fantastic speakers

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