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When Two Colleges Meet
If you’ve walked into a few of the theological colleges in Sydney this week, chances are you’ll feel like you’ve walked into a ghost town. That’s because a number of colleges have been on ‘mission week’ over the past week and students have been sent to a range of places to love, serve, and learn…
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1517 to 2017
Nintendo Switch, Further enhanced Virtual Reality (VR), and Star Wars Episode VIII – these are just a few things to look forward to in 2017. However, there is one more thing perhaps more exciting and important than all of the above (gasp, more exciting and important than Star Wars?!)…and that’s the celebration of the 500th anniversary of the…
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The Imperfect Wedding
Married life has been an absolute joy and part of me still struggles to believe that it has already been two months! No doubt, Sherilyn and I are still very in much in the honeymoon stage of marriage, and various sorts of winds and waves will hit us in due course that’ll put our covenant…
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The Necessity of NextGen
With a little over 2 months to go until we say good bye to 2016, the new year is certainly looming with excitement and opportunity. I’m not sure what 2017 will look like for you, but regardless of what the details are like, I hope and pray that your year may be one that is marked…
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How is technology shaping us?
During my training as a high school teacher, one of the things that my professors laboured on again and again was need for the modern day teacher to think hard about the ways that we can use technology as an instrument to engage our students in their learning. As such, we were taught to use lower level…
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Love-Hate Relationship
I have a love-hate relationship with my theological college. I particularly ‘hate’ it (okay, I don’t really hate it. I just find it as a real…test of endurance) during the course of the semester. With assignments, language exams, and sermons due, it’s difficult to take a step back and really appreciate my education for what it is. Instead,…
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