Upcoming Events
The Student Research Seminar is a chance to share your research in a supportive and encouraging environment. Whether you're just starting your research journey, working through a challenge, or celebrating a breakthrough, come and connect with others who understand the rewards and demands of academic study.
Join us for a dedicated, distraction-free day of writing! Whether you’re working on an essay, sermon, thesis, article, or personal project, this event provides you with the space, structure, and support to make real progress. We’ll set up the room with simple writing stations (tables and chairs) to create a quiet, focused environment.
The 2026 David Binns Memorial Lecture will be presented by Christopher Waterhouse, Rector of St James’ King Street, Sydney. Drawing on his unique background in theatre, theology and Anglican ministry, Christopher will reflect on the intersection of faith, worship and the arts in this premier annual public lecture at St Francis College.
Are you drawn to deep listening and spiritual companionship? St Francis College has been forming Spiritual Directors for over 15 years, offering pathways into contemplative listening, spiritual accompaniment, and professional formation.
Join us for a special celebration marking the end of the academic year. This is a wonderful opportunity to come together, bid farewell to those completing their studies, and reconnect with classmates from current and previous semesters.
Let’s Talk Resources! is an opportunity for, mainly but not exclusively, clergy to get together in an informal setting, share ideas and a wonderful afternoon tea before returning to their parishes or other ministry setting…
The Roscoe Library has a book club, Reading with Spiritual Eyes, based on works of fiction. You’re invited to join with us as we discuss It Will Come Back to You: Collected Stories by Sigrid Nunez.
Reading the Biblical Languages (RBL) is an online reading group for those with some experience of Biblical Hebrew or New Testament Greek, offering an opportunity to read and discuss passages from the weekly lectionary in their original languages.
Join other young adults at beautiful Mount Alford Lodge from Friday 27 November to Sunday 29 November for a relaxed and welcoming weekend.
Are you passionate about children’s or youth ministry in the Anglican Church Southern Queensland? GFS – An Anglican Ministry is offering two bursaries to support your theological training at St Francis College.
Join us for the Liturgy Winter School 2026 at St Francis College—a three-day immersive experience designed to deepen understanding and enrich practice of Anglican liturgy with Elizabeth Smith.
In an Instagram ready, sound bite culture like ours where we're told that people's brains have been rewired and we only have a two-minute attention span, it is easy to stop believing in preaching. The aim of this workshop which you will (hopefully!) be challenging, stimulating and enjoyable is to put hearts back into preaching and to explore the craft of the spoken word and the tricks of the oratorical trade.
Whether you’re curious about theology, discerning a call to ministry, or seeking professional development, St Francis College Open Day offers a welcoming space to explore study options, meet our community, and discover what’s possible. Come with questions. Leave with possibilities.
Join us as we celebrate St Francis Day with a special Eucharist and community gathering at St Francis College on Wednesday, 7 October.
Join us for a dedicated, distraction-free day of writing! Whether you’re working on an essay, sermon, thesis, article, or personal project, this event provides you with the space, structure, and support to make real progress. We’ll set up the room with simple writing stations (tables and chairs) to create a quiet, focused environment.
In this public lecture, Dr Anstey will share his translation of several psalms showing how his translations differ from the versions found in A Prayer Book for Australia (1995), identifying the interaction of theological, musical, scholarly, and cultural concerns in this important work.
St Francis College and Alpha Crucis University College are pleased to host a research seminar with Professor Johannes Eurich, Professor of Practical Theology and the Study of Christian Social Services at Heidelberg University, Germany.
This practical workshop introduces the essential building blocks of effective academic writing and study habits at the tertiary level.
Our Orientation Evening is a relaxed and welcoming occasion for both new and continuing students. The evening will include engaging short talks, a guided tour of the campus, an introduction to the ARK platform, and a range of activities designed to help new students settle into life at St Francis College and the University of Divinity.
Join us for a practical, hands-on training day designed to help you get the most out of the Accordance Bible software. Whether you’re brand new or looking to deepen your skills, choose the session that suits your level—or attend both.
A reflection on the role of A Prayer Book for Australia in today’s worship ecology, and how liturgical practice has shifted since 1995. Join The Reverend Dr Elizabeth J Smith AM for this timely lecture exploring the ongoing influence and evolution of APBA in Anglican worship.
Join us for the Liturgy Winter School 2026 at St Francis College—a three-day immersive experience designed to deepen understanding and enrich practice of Anglican liturgy with Elizabeth Smith.
Topic: Create, edit, polish, repeat: the hard work of hymn writing
This practical workshop equips school-based worship planners with tools for shaping meaningful liturgies across a range of school contexts. From everyday classroom worship to major school occasions, participants will explore flexible planning approaches and develop adaptable templates that support well-structured, engaging services.
Topic: In our own accent: Australian English in worship and mission.
Join us for a dedicated, distraction-free day of writing! Whether you’re working on an essay, sermon, thesis, article, or personal project, this event provides you with the space, structure, and support to make real progress. We’ll set up the room with simple writing stations (tables and chairs) to create a quiet, focused environment.
Are you drawn to deep listening and spiritual companionship? St Francis College has been forming Spiritual Directors for over 15 years, offering pathways into contemplative listening, spiritual accompaniment, and professional formation.
Celebrate the achievements of our graduating students at the University of Divinity Graduation Ceremony on 30 May 2026 and start at 10:30 at St John’s Cathedral.
A professional development day focused on trauma‑aware practice in Spiritual Direction and Pastoral Supervision, supporting safe accompaniment, clear boundaries, and confident practice.
Every baptised person carries a call from God, often discovered slowly through prayer, reflection, and attentive listening. Seekers Day offers a welcoming space to explore where God may be leading.
Whether you’re curious about theology, discerning a call to ministry, or seeking professional development, St Francis College Open Day offers a welcoming space to explore study options, meet our community, and discover what’s possible. Come with questions. Leave with possibilities.
Join us as we celebrate 30 years of dedicated lay ministry and give thanks for Jonathan’s faithful and generous service.
Join us for our very first Young Adults Night—a relaxed ice‑breaker evening open for young adults. Whether you’re new, curious, or already connected with our community, this is a great chance to meet people and unwind.
This practical workshop introduces the essential building blocks of effective academic writing and study habits at the tertiary level.
Join us on 22 February 2026 at 2:30 PM as we begin the new academic year with our Commencement Service.
Our Student Orientation Evening is designed to welcome new students into the life of the College. This event provides an opportunity to meet faculty and peers…
Topic - Autistic Spirituality: Authentically against the Grain
Exploring autistic and non-autistic differences and what causes autistic (and other neurodivergent) people to feel excluded. We will discuss what a theological and practical response may look like.
St Francis College is delighted to host an ANZATS Seminar on Thursday, 5 February 2026 and starting at 2:00 PM
