Theology at the heart of the church

"If our faith does not stretch our minds it will probably not stretch our lives." Mike Lloyd

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?

Thinking about training for ordination, or church leadership at some point in the future?

If so, St Paul's Theological Centre, a space for Christian learning and growth based in Holy Trinity Brompton, London may have much to offer you. Read more about SPTC, our courses and staff, and do feel free to get in touch if you have any questions.

Hear what some of our past students have to say.

News


SPTC Annual Lecture June 12, 2008 - Mark Thompson, Director-General of BBC

Mark Thompson, Director-General of the BBC will be speaking at the SPTC Annual Lecture on 'FAITH IN THE MEDIA: The Stone Which The Builders Rejected - Religion, Ideology and Media in Modern Britain' on Thursday June 12, 2008, 7:30pm at Holy Trinity Brompton.

Mark studied at Merton College, Oxford, before joining the BBC as a production trainee. Mark was apointed to his current role in 2004, having formerly been Chief Executive of Channel 4.

Entry Free - everyone is welcome - we hope to see you there!


SPTC appoints new Director

St Paul's Theological Centre has appointed a new Director, the Revd Dr Andy Emerton. Following Graham Tomlin's appointment as the first Dean of St Mellitus College, Andy has been appointed to work under Graham in overseeing the work of SPTC, especially the ordination training course here, which is part of St Mellitus. Andy studied in York, Oxford and Cambridge, has degrees in Maths and Theology as well as a doctorate in Theoretical Physics from Oxford University.


Graham Tomlin appointed Dean of the new St Mellitus College

The Principal of SPTC Graham Tomlin has been appointed as the first Dean of the new St Mellitus College. The new college is an initiative of the Bishops of London and Chelmsford, and aims to provide theological training for Christians across the capital.