Pilgrim Theological College

05/09/2026

01/09/2026

We are delighted to host a free Northey Lecture tomorrow, "Faith in Protest: Liberation Theologies and Activism in the 1970s and 1980s", presented by theologian Dr Michael Mawson.

Michael will explore how theology has been used as a powerful tool in the struggle against racism.

The Northey Lecture is a public lecture series supported by a generous bequest in memory of JD Northey.

Join us online or in person.
Centre for Theology & Ministry
Wednesday 2 September
2pm - 3:30pm
Afternoon tea to follow

Register here: https://events.humanitix.com/northey-lecture-mawson

30/08/2026

Are you a Pilgrim Theological College graduate looking to pursue further study overseas? This scholarship opportunity could be for you!

The Florence and Alec Yule Memorial Scholarship supports alumni of Pilgrim Theological College undertaking postgraduate theological studies at an overseas college or university.

Applications for the Florence and Alec Yule Memorial Scholarship are open on a quarterly basis between February and November. This scholarship was generously established by Florence Maud Wagstaff in memory of her husband and son.

To learn more about the eligibility criteria, application process and scholarship details, visit:



https://pilgrim.edu.au/research/yule-scholarship/

25/08/2026

Dalton McCaughey Library recently celebrated the opening of its new Rare Books Room with a special exhibition, The Christian Imagination: Persisting Through Time and Place, showcasing rare books from the 1500s to 1800s that reflect this theme.

This gathering brought together guests from the Centre for Theology and Ministry (CTM), Pilgrim Theological College, Trinity College Theological School, the Australian Jesuits, and Ormond College to mark this significant milestone.

Read more about the opening and the new facility:
https://dml.vic.edu.au/news/the-rare-books-room-opens/

📸Photos by Greg Ford.

18/08/2026

This Friday, The Australian Collaborators in Feminist Theologies 2026 conference will host their conference titled ‘Imagine Something Else: Communities, Creativity, Resistance’ which will explore fresh perspectives to enact and sustain hope and courage.

When: Friday 21 August 5:30pm to Saturday 22 August 5pm

Where: Pilgrim Theological College, 29 College Crescent, Parkville VIC and online

Register at: https://events.humanitix.com/imagine-something-else

The Conference opening and dinner will be followed by the annual Janette Gray RSM Lecture presented by keynote speaker, Mary Kate Holman.

Saturday brings a program of papers, presentations and experiences exploring conference themes

18/08/2026

Join The Wesley Centre for the second session in the Conversations That Matter series.

On Tuesday September 15, hear from Tim Costello and Jessica Hateley-Browne (Executive Director Mission & Equity, Uniting Vic and Tas) as they discuss the values, courage and vision needed for moral leadership in Australia.

5.30pm – Light refreshments
6.00pm – Conversation kicks off
At 'The School House' at Wesley Place (next door to Caretaker's Cottage)

Part of the three-part Conversations That Matter series, this event invites participants to reflect on the kind of leadership that can help build a more just, compassionate and hopeful future.

RSVPs are essential. To learn more about the series and book your tickets, visit:

https://events.humanitix.com/wesley-centre-spring-series-conversations-that-matter

11/08/2026

Are you a graduate of Pilgrim Theological College and considering further study overseas? This scholarship could be for you!

The Florence and Alec Yule Memorial Scholarship supports graduates of Pilgrim Theological College undertaking postgraduate
theological studies at an overseas college or university.

Applications for the Florence and Alec Yule Memorial Scholarship are open on a quarterly basis between February and November. This scholarship was generously established by Florence Maud Wagstaff in memory of her husband and son.

To learn more about the eligibility criteria, application process and scholarship details, visit:

🔗👉https://pilgrim.edu.au/research/yule-scholarship/

10/08/2026

Come along to this free public lecture "Faith in Protest" by Michael Mawson. Dr Mawson will look at the ways theology has been engaged to combat racism.
Online or in person. 2pm on Wed 2nd Sept (followed by afternoon tea)
Tickets available here: https://events.humanitix.com/northey-lecture-mawson

06/08/2026

Applications are now open for the Kirk Robson Theology and the Arts Memorial Fund.

This fund supports creative initiatives that bring artist and communities together to explore social justice through collaboration. Indigenous participation and inclusion are encouraged.

The fund honours the legacy of Kirk Robson who died in 2005 at the age of 27. Kirk was as a charismatic performer, musician, UCA elder and Artistic Director of Melbourne based theatre company The Torch project. His work sought to embody reconciliation with Aboriginal people and to listen to those whose voices are often not heard and to encourage diverse communities to create theatre.

Whether you are an artist, group of artist, community group, researcher, congregation, school, agency, or incorporated body, this fund could help bring your creative initiative to life.

Applications close: September 30.

To learn more or apply:

Read guidelines: https://victas.uca.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/Kirk-Robson-Grant-Application-Information-2026.docx

Apply online: https://victas.uca.org.au/mission-resources/grants/educational-grants-scholarships/kirk-robson-theology-and-the-arts-memorial-fund/