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Thinking about Asian-Australian Ministry Leadership
I think that second and third generation Asian Australians are uniquely positioned to serve as future ministers of our churches and leaders of our organisations/institutions. None of these points are particularly new. But I’ve felt them in a fresh way in just the last few weeks. I’m writing particularly to 2nd and 3rd gen Asian…
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Why A DMin? 3/3
Final instalment of why a DMin! You can check out previous posts here and here. And this is not just a general “why a DMin program” post. It is specifically: why a DMin program at Talbot School of Theology? The first answer to that is that as mentioned before, the DMin is cohort based and…
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A Very Special Photo!
This photo is extra meaningful. A few years ago I proposed at Presbytery that we need to consider doing two things in an effort to see more ministers raised. Firstly, we need to be willing to allow ordination candidates to do their annual updates & interviews at Presbytery in the language that they will likely…
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Why A DMin? 2/3
Introduction In a previous post, I wrote that one of the reasons I chose a DMin program is because it is designed with practitioners in mind and also because it is led and taught by pastor-professors. The second reason for why the Doctor of Ministry is my program of choice, and specifically at Talbot, is…
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Why A DMin? 1/3
Introduction I have been on the receiving end of really heart warming encouragement since I wrote about my decision to withdraw from my PhD program and divert my attention to a more ministry-oriented program like the Doctor of Ministry (DMin). You can find out more about that here. To be honest, I think I’m still…
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Our Generation Now
I haven’t been able to stop thinking about what Peter Jensen said last week at our Annual Gospel Labourers Celebration in his charge to our graduates. He said: it is up to your generation now. There was a heaviness to that statement. Everyone leaned in at that moment. It felt like 1 Timothy 6:12 and…
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