Theology for Today: Engaging Ancient Truths in Modern Contexts. A one-day academic conference hosted by Mary Andrews College in June 2026.

Coffee, Cake and Theology is a relaxed morning tea event where you can learn about an element of spiritual practice and theology, meet current students, and hear from recent alumnae.  

The morning will also include a short theology session led by Amy Yeung, Head of the Mental Health Institute, on “Caring for Ensouled Bodies”.

There will also, of course, be coffee (& other warm and cold beverages) and cake!

Everyone who attends is also welcome to stay on and have a ‘taste test’ of a class, Theological Perspectives on Mental Health, with Jo Charles, at 2pm.  

ADM Fellowships raise up Christian women to engage a sceptical and hurting world with the good news of Jesus. 

Applications for 2027 are now open.

Come along to this information session to ask your questions about applying for a 2027 ADM Fellowship.

Join us for afternoon tea and the opportunity to hear Nancy in conversation about life, loss and theology.

Does Wisdom Literature actually exist? How are we supposed to read Hebrew poetry—and how can we preach the Gospel from it? This March, join us as we explore these questions with Dr Kamina Wüst in two days of Professional Development.

In March 2026, Theology After Dark will be back. Please join us as we explore Wisdom Literature with Mary Andrews College lecturer, Dr Kamina Wüst.

Details to come. You can register to receive updates when tickets are released below.

Join us at ADM to celebrate International Women’s Day and pray for women and girls across Sydney, Australia, and beyond. In-person or online.

There is no resurrection account without the presence of Mary Magdalene, but what could her witness mean?

Dr McNutt’s lecture will deepen your understanding of the resurrection accounts as we rediscover one of Scripture's most significant witnesses.

We look forward to having you join us. Book your tickets here

Married couples can bring out the very best in each other….and the very worst.  And when life is full, staying connected can be a challenge. How do we maintain a warm alliance in the midst of a juggling act that might involve many different commitments and responsibilities? 

Theology often gets dismissed as something abstract or irrelevant. But in truth, every Christian is a theologian. Every one of us has words (logos) about God (theos) - and those words shape how we love, lead, and live. 

Drawing on Mary Andrews College’s legacy of integrating Scripture with real life, this night offers the kind of theological wrestling that happens best once the day’s distractions have faded away. Expect robust biblical scholarship paired with warmth, community, and the kind of conversations that linger long after you leave. 

Through WIMSS, we provide grants of $200–$2,000 to support women faithfully serving Jesus in ministries across Australia, with up to $30,000 awarded annually. 

This information session is an opportunity to learn more about the application process for WIMSS, and to ask any questions you may have.

Motherhood is beautiful—but it can also be deeply overwhelming. Join us as we explore Perinatal Mental Health with Tehani Gunasekara, Clinical Psychologist, who will help us understand the emotional realities many women face during pregnancy and after birth.