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Independent Students Ordination Training
  • Thinking about training for ordination, or church leadership at some point in the future?
  • Just done the Alpha Course, and want to learn more about Christianity?
  • Been a Christian for a while and just want to understand your faith better?
  • Getting involved in ministry in your church and want some basic theology training?
SPTC runs courses for those searching for more from their faith. It brings theology to the heart of the church, equipping next-generation leaders with the knowledge and practical skills to enrich their lives and guide others. All whilst remaining in their local church.

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The School of Theology - registration now open

Registration is now open for the course that starts on 3rd October 2009 - book early to avoid disappointment as spaces fill up fast!

The School of Theology offers an opportunity to listen to some of the best thinkers and communicators of Christian faith today, to chew over these ideas with others, and a great way to get to know people who are on the same journey as you are.

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Student interviews

Click here to look at some new video material on the website.

 

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South Carolina Campus Update

We are very excited about the ongoing developments of the new St. Paul's Theological Centre in Charleston, South Carolina.  The Director of SPTC, Andrew Emerton, was able to visit the final evening of their second pilot of SPTC's School of Theology Faithtrack in March.  The course has been hosted at St. Andrew's Church, Mount Pleasant and there have been about 60 students taking part in the evenings.  They are using the set of DVD's that were recorded in Manila in September 2008 and then having worship, small group discussion time and Q&A on each evening. 

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Apologetics Training Day

On May 9th we held a day conference with the Zacharias Trust at St Paul’s Hammersmith designed to address some of the key questions raised about faith in the modern world. Over 350 people came together to hear Professor Alister McGrath from Kings College London, Michael Ramsden and Amy Orr-Ewing from Zacharias Trust, as well as our own Mike Lloyd .

Most of the objections to God in today’s world are moral rather than intellectual so we looked at some of those – for example, is God violent and how can he allow suffering and evil?

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Jane Williams is a guest lecturer at Centro pro Unione

A recent article in Centro – news for the Anglican Centre in Rome said;

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