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In 2027, St Mark’s will celebrate 70 years of ministry. As we prepare to celebrate all that God has done and look forward to the future, we would love to connect with alumni.

Christians have stopped to pray in the middle of the day since the very earliest years of the church. At St Mark’s, we continue this habit.

Congratulations to Dr Michael Gladwin, whose article Brothers in Alms: Australian Anglican Army Chaplains and the Impact of the First World War, 1919–1939 has been published in the Journal of Anglican Studies.

Explore the ancient ministry of spiritual direction — its history, theology, and practice — in this upcoming intensive. Develop the art of prayerful listening and learn to accompany others with wisdom and discernment.

Chaplains show up where life gets real — but what does it take to do that work well? This intensive at St Mark’s explores the theological foundations, professional challenges, and pastoral practice of Christian chaplaincy across institutional and workplace settings.

What does it really mean to be the church today — and how did we get here? This intensive at St Mark’s explores the scriptural, theological, and sacramental foundations of the church, alongside an honest reckoning with its complex history and contemporary challenges.

What does faithful mission look like in a changing world? Explore the biblical, theological, and practical dimensions of Christian mission, evangelism and apologetics in this upcoming intensive at St Mark’s, taught by guest lecturer Dr Teresa Parish.

St Mark’s own Dr Michael Gladwin delivered the keynote address at the Australian War Memorial this week, marking the launch of Sailor, Soldier, Vicar, Farmer — a new biography telling the remarkable story of WWI chaplain Walter Dexter.

Last night we were thrilled to announce the first recipients of St Mark’s new scholarship to  Christian women who desire to grow in Christian leadership and ministry.