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February 2019
Prepare Feed Sustain Course: Baptist Belief and Principles Module Day 2
What in the world is a Baptist? Who were the first Baptists? Why were they thrown into prison and executed? What distinctives do Baptists bring to the wider church? If you want to know more about key Baptist beliefs and principles, please come and listen to the Baptist College Principal, Revd Dr Steve Finamore. Booking required, please email PFS Administrator: community.learning@bristol-baptist.ac.uk
Find out more »March 2019
Supporting Young People Through Trauma
Life can throw many traumatic events at young people - deaths of loved ones, parental separation, moving to a new school, and more. This workshop will looks at how we as youth workers can best support young people through these traumatic events. Led by Emma Duncan. BA Hons in Youth Work, MSc in Counselling. Emma has been working with young people for 20 years, first as a youth worker, then in vice, now as a counsellor and in education. VolTrain…
Find out more »Prepare Feed Sustain Course: Doing Theology B Module, Day 1
What does it mean to be made in the image of God? Is creation just destined for the scrap-heap? What’s church all about – can you be a Christian and not part of the church? Want to know more? Please come and listen to Revd Dr Mike Peat who will address these and other topics on Day 1 and 2. Booking required, please contact PFS Administrator for details. community.learning@bristol-baptist.ac.uk
Find out more »Open Day – 16 March 2019
If you’re interested in studying with us why not come along to our open day? We offer access level, undergraduate and postgraduate courses in theology, ministry and mission. There are specialist programmes for those interested in training as children and youth workers, Baptist ministers, lay pastors and preachers. We’d love to meet you and help you find the right course for you! Lunch is provided so please let us know if you’re coming by calling 01179 467 050 or emailing admissions@bristol-baptist.ac.uk
Find out more »April 2019
Prepare Feed Sustain Course: Doing Theology B Module, Day 2
What does it mean to be made in the image of God? Is creation just destined for the scrap-heap? What’s church all about – can you be a Christian and not part of the church? Want to know more? Please come and listen to Revd Dr Mike Peat who will address these and other topics on Day 1 and 2. Booking required, please contact PFS Administrator for details. community.learning@bristol-baptist.ac.uk
Find out more »May 2019
Hearts and Minds
A day conference mainly for Baptist ministers. An opportunity to present or listen to papers within a friendly, supportive environment. Keynote speaker: Stephen Holmes Conference free, optional light lunch £5 (please pre-book) To submit a paper, contact Helen Paynter by 26th April: paynterh@bristol-baptist.ac.uk To book your place, please contact Heather by 1st May: reception@bristol-baptist.ac.uk
Find out more »June 2019
Centre for the Study of Bible & Violence – Launch Workshop
How do we read texts of violence with victims of violence? How can we resist the co-opting of the Bible for violent purposes? Join us to discuss questions like these, and others, at the launch event for the applied arm of Bristol Centre for the Study of Bible and Violence. This event is aimed at ministers and others who are interested in practical questions relating to the Bible and Violence. The event will offer a combination of papers and round-table discussion on a range of…
Find out more »Centre for the Study of Bible & Violence – Inaugural Symposium
Keynote speaker: Prof James Crossley Professor of Bible, Society and Politics St Mary’s University Twickenham And a book launch: God of Violence Yesterday, God of Love Today? Wrestling Honestly with the Old Testament Helen Paynter (BRF, 2019) Cost £20 or £5 for students and unwaged. Click here to download a booking form. Email paynterh@bristol-baptist.ac.uk for more information, or send your completed booking form to community.learning@bristol-baptist.ac.uk to book your place. Paper submission deadline 1st April 2019. Proceedings of the Symposium will be…
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