Tabor Graduation - Class of 2011 Geoff Morrow Encouragement Award On April 21st, Tabor celebrated the achievements of the graduating class of 2011. One of the features of the 2011 Graduation was the presentation of the Geoff Morrow Encouragement Award. Geoff Morrow, was a friend of Tabor Adelaide and acted as a mobiliser for Wycliffe Bible Translators Australia for over 30 years. The primary role of Wycliffe Australia is to train and support Australian Christians who wish to live cross culturally and use their skills to give practical assistance to local communities undertaking Bible translation projects or to establish new ones. Geoff had a passion for God and people and wanted others to share that passion, especially cross-culturally. For this reason, following Geoff’s call home to be with the Lord in July 2008, he and the Morrow family, assisted Wycliffe Bible Translators Australia in creating the Geoff Morrow Award. The award is presented to a Tabor Adelaide student majoring in Intercultural Studies, within the Ministry, Theology and Culture school, to provide financial assistance towards a supervised field education trip to a destination of the recipient’s choosing. This year’s recipient, Allison Ranson, will use the financial grant toward her 7 week trip to Israel. Here she will participate in the community of Nazareth Evangelical Theological Seminary, in Nazareth, and engage in several social action projects in the surrounding region. Alison is pictured left with David Turnbull, Senior Lecturer in Intercultural Studies and Aileen Morrow, the widow of Geoff Morrow, at this year’s graduation ceremony. Alieen currently works as the National Coordinator of the Operation Encounter Course for Wycliffe Bible Translators. Book Release Congratulations to Tabor Students Renee Bennet and Claire Richards! Congratulations to Tabor Students, Renee Bennett and Claire Richards, for the release of their picture book Imagine We Were. The children’s book was written by Renee Bennett and illustrated by Claire Richards. For Renee the inspiration for Imagine We Were grew from a Tabor Adelaide writing class. Imagine We Were is an imaginative play on the loving relationships in early childhood. Claire Richards’ illustrations perfectly interpret the text for young readers to explore. What a delightful offering that will be enjoyed over and over. Imagine We Were is published by Wombat Books and will be available in bookshops soon. Dr Rosanne Hawke Senior Lecturer in Creative Writing Student News | Issue 15, 2012 IN THIS ISSUE: Graduating Class of 2011 - The Geoff Morrow Award Tabor Student Book Release Congratulations Dr Frank Davies Preaching Masterclass with Dr John Goldengay New Library Student Help Desk Alumni - Where are they now? Notices Notices Liberamente Key dates to remember! Remember to make note of the following dates: 4 June- 21 June Tabor Israel Study Tour 9 June - 15th July Tabor Semester Break 18 August Tabor Open Day 10 -2:30pm ‘FREELY, WITH LIBERTY’ Staff and Student Achievements
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Tabor Graduation - Class of 2011Geoff Morrow Encouragement Award
On April 21st, Tabor celebrated the achievements of the graduating class of 2011. One of the features of the 2011 Graduation was the presentation of the Geoff Morrow Encouragement Award.
Geoff Morrow, was a friend of Tabor Adelaide and acted as a mobiliser for Wycliffe Bible Translators Australia for over 30 years. The primary role of Wycliffe Australia is to train and support Australian Christians who wish to live cross culturally and use their skills to give practical assistance to local communities undertaking Bible translation projects or to establish new ones.
Geoff had a passion for God and people and wanted others to share that passion, especially cross-culturally. For this reason, following Geoff’s call home to be with the Lord in July 2008, he and the Morrow family, assisted Wycliffe Bible Translators Australia in creating the Geoff Morrow Award. The award is presented to a Tabor Adelaide student majoring in Intercultural Studies, within the Ministry, Theology and Culture school, to provide financial assistance towards a supervised field education trip to a destination of the recipient’s choosing.
This year’s recipient, Allison Ranson, will use the financial grant toward her 7 week trip to Israel. Here she will participate in the community of Nazareth Evangelical Theological Seminary, in Nazareth, and engage in several social action projects in the surrounding region.
Alison is pictured left with David Turnbull, Senior Lecturer in Intercultural Studies and Aileen Morrow, the widow of Geoff Morrow, at this year’s graduation ceremony. Alieen currently works as the National Coordinator of the Operation Encounter Course for Wycliffe Bible Translators.
Book Release
Congratulations to Tabor Students Renee Bennet and Claire Richards!
Congratulations to Tabor Students, Renee Bennett and Claire Richards, for the release of their picture book Imagine We Were. The children’s book was written by Renee Bennett and illustrated by Claire Richards. For Renee the inspiration for Imagine We Were grew from a Tabor Adelaide writing class.
Imagine We Were is an imaginative play on the loving relationships in early childhood. Claire Richards’ illustrations perfectly interpret the text for young readers to explore. What a delightful
offering that will be enjoyed over and over.
Imagine We Were is published by Wombat Books and will be available in bookshops soon.
Dr Rosanne Hawke
Senior Lecturer in Creative Writing
Student News | Issue 15, 2012
In ThIs Issue:
Graduating Class of 2011 - The Geoff Morrow Award
Tabor Student Book Release
Congratulations Dr Frank Davies
Preaching Masterclass with Dr John Goldengay
New Library Student Help Desk
Alumni - Where are they now?
Notices
Notices
Liberamente
Key dates to remember!
Remember to make note of the following dates:
4 June- 21 JuneTabor Israel Study Tour
9 June - 15th JulyTabor Semester Break
18 AugustTabor Open Day10 -2:30pm
‘FREELy, WITH LIBERTy’
Staff and Student Achievements
Congratulations Dr Frank Davies!
I am pleased to announce that the Head of Education, Frank Davies, has been awarded a Doctor of Education (Flinders) for his research in “gifted education.” His dissertation was passed “with distinction.” This is a significant personal achievement and also a significant step in Tabor Adelaide’s academic development.
Well done, Dr Frank Davies!
Dr Frank Davies Rev Dr Stephen Spence
Deputy Principal (Academic) Tabor Adelaide
Preaching Masterclass With Dr John Goldingay
Rev Dr John Goldingay is the David Allan Hubbard Professor of Old Testament at Fuller Theological Seminary (USA).
John joined Fuller in 1997. Before that he was the Principal and a professor of Old Testament and Hebrew at St John’s Theological College in Nottingham, England. He is the author of Old Testament Theology, vols. 1-3 (2003-2009), Walk On (2002), Men Behaving Badly (2000), To the Usual Suspects (1998), After Eating the Apricot (1996), Models for the Interpretation of Scripture (1995), and Models for Scripture (1994), as well as commentaries on Daniel, Isaiah, and Psalms. Most recently, he published Genesis for Everyone (Parts 1 and 2) and the first two volumes of the Old Testament for Everyone commentary series (Westminster John Knox, 2010). He holds membership in the Society of Biblical Literature and serves on the editorial board for the Library of Hebrew Bible/Old Testament Studies.
John Goldingay is also an associate pastor at St. Barnabas Episcopal Church, Pasadena.
John writes:
I was brought up on that classical form of expository preaching that works by seeking to explain systematically and explicitly the central message of a text and the way its various parts contribute to this message, addressing people’s minds as clearly and directly as possible. It remains a powerful and effective means of opening up the significance of Scripture.
But it’s mainly appropriate for Bible texts that are themselves directly expository (such as the Prophets, the Sermon
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on the Mount, and the Epistles).
I came to realize I needed an approach to preaching that works the way that stories themselves work and didn’t just make the story the jumping-off point for direct teaching. The first time I tried this, I quaked at the knees, feeling I was taking people back to an old-fashioned Sunday School. Yet I don’t remember ever receiving more appreciative feedback from a sermon. I proved to myself that there is a power about stories that reaches adults as profoundly as it reaches children.
I subsequently came to realize that the Psalms communicate in a different way again. They teach people about worship and prayer, but they do so not by telling them how to worship and pray, but by showing them what worship and prayer are like.
In the sessions at Tabor Adelaide I will be talking about different approaches to preaching different kinds of texts. But of course I come as an Old Testament guy, so I will combine that question with some consideration about preaching on the Old Testament. We’ll look at preaching on...
• The Old Testament story
• Old Testament Law
• Old Testament prophecy
• The Psalms
For each session I will talk for half the time then send you off to think in small groups about a passage you might preach on. I hope you may go home with four sermons!
The Preaching Masterclass with Dr John Goldingay will be held at Tabor Adelaide on Thursday the 28th and Friday the 29th of June from 9:30-3:00pm. The cost is $100 for the 2 days (including lunches) If you are interested please register via email at [email protected]
Student Counselling Support
Counselling is available for all Tabor students at a cost of $10 per session.
Extra study help is now available to all Counselling and MTC undergraduate students at the Student Help Desk in the library. The Help Desk is staffed by fully-trained postgraduate students.
Mike Bartholomaeus, the MTC Help Desk Assistant, comments“If you’re struggling with understanding an essay question, confused about references or can’t seem to find any resources - I can help you!”
The Help Desk currently operates between the peak hours of 12pm and 2pm. Monday & Tuesday sessions are for Counselling students, and Thursday sessions are for MTC students. Feedback from students who have already used this new service has been very positive.
Do you need help planning your assignments? If so come visit us in the library.
Oksana FeklistovaLibrary Manager
Aaron is getting through a tough assignment with the help of Counselling Help Desk Assistant, Craig Schultz.
Alumni
Where Are They Now?
Dear Alumni Members,
Thank you for your help with previous “where are they now” requests. The response from you all has been fantastic. Here is the listing for this month. It is our desire to further develop the Tabor Alumni community and we cannot do this without you.
Please also remember that we are looking for your testimonies to add to Liberamente. This is a great way to share how God has been at work in your life and in doing so inspire others.
Contact can be made via email at [email protected] or by telephone on 08 8273 8726.
Blessings,
Johanne Manning
Peter Bailey Bachelor of Arts in
Christian Counselling 2002
Julie Betteridge Associate Degree in Counselling 2009
Theo Bouwman Master of Ministry 2009
Kate Charman Bachelor of Education
(Primary R - 7) 2004
Ailsa Collis Certificate II in Christian Studies 2000
Miles Cooper Bachelor of Theology 2000
Amy Deverell Graduate Certificate in
Intercultural Studies 2007
Stacie Ellinger Graduate Certificate in Counselling 2009
Carly Gay Certificate III in Ministry 2005
Elvie Klein Diploma in Counselling 2005
Briony Matoga Diploma in Ministry 2007
Meintjes Ryan Certificate II in youth Development 2007
Brett Muhlhan Bachelor of Ministry 2007
Paltridge Roslyn Diploma in Charismatic Ministry 1994
Valerie Rauert Bachelor of Theology 2003
Alan Sizer Diploma in Christian Studies - B 1987
Maragaret Stevens Bachelor of Education
Primary R - 7) 2004
Stephen Teh Bachelor of Ministry 2005
Terry Walker Level 1 1983
Raymond Woodfield Associate Diploma in
Charismatic Ministry T1999
Entertainment Book!
TABOR is once again selling the Entertainment Book as a fundraiser.
The book is packed with great deals and vouchers to cater for all your shopping, dining and entertainment needs!
It can be purchased for $65 from Reception OR online at:
LOOKING BEYOND DIVISION A Five-day Winter School introducing the study of Ecumenism
Monday 23rd – Friday 27th July 2012
At the Adelaide College of Divinity, 34 Lipsett Terrace, Brooklyn Park 5032
with Guest Speaker Professor Paul Murray
CONTENT:* A presentation of the biblical and theological foundations for the quest for the visible unity of the Church* An overview of the history of the modern ecumenical movement; of ecumenical developments in the Roman Catholic Church; and the Lutheran Church* An investigation of contemporary issues within the ecumenical movement, including Reconciliation in Australia* A study of the outcome of dialogues, both multilateral and bilateral* An examination of the current Faith and Order work and publications* Participation in an Ecumenical Symposium on Receptive Ecumenism.
For more information or to apply contact Reverend Dr Ray Williamson on 02 6272 6213 or via email at [email protected]
Calling all Volunteers! Tabor Needs You!
Are you wanting to volunteer and get involved? Tabor may have a job for you!
If you have a green thumb, an aptitude for handyman work or some library or administration skills, Tabor would love to hear from you!
Currently there are volunteer positions in the areas of gardening, ground maintenance, administration and the library.
Working hours are flexible and negotiable and your time would be much appreciated within the Tabor community.
If interested please contact the HR Manager via email address: [email protected]
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