2021 ADM Senior Fellow Stephanie Kate Judd joins John Dickson’s Undeceptions podcast and tackles the topics of sexism, anger and how Jesus makes all the difference for her.
Sydney Anglican’s Judy Adamson spoke to four writers who attend Sydney Anglican churches, including 2020 ADM Senior Creative Fellow Claire Zorn. They share their perspectives on why they write and the impact their faith has on their work.
2020 ADM Senior Research Fellow, Amanda Mason, shares five helpful things for Christians to consider about Southeast Asian culture before they jump into sharing their faith.
2020 ADM Senior Creative Fellow, Claire Zorn writes for ABC’s Religion & Ethics on why reading fiction is an exercise in empathy and the need for boys and men to imagine, so they can understand and drive change themselves.
2019 ADM Senior Research Fellow, Rev. Dani Treweek, reflects on singleness, celibacy and why celibacy is not coloured “with golds and silvers and otherworldly tones”, but is simply “a life of grace-enabled, Godly obedience.”
2018 ADM Senior Research Fellow, Monica Cook, speaks with Dominic Steele on ‘The Pastors Heart’, about how pastors might do a better job in talking about sex.
In the wake of the final report of the Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety, 2021 ADM Senior Fellow Stephanie Kate Judd looks back at her own family’s experiences of ageing and asks if we have diminished or devalued what it is to be human in later life.
In reflecting on Disney's latest release "Raya and the Last Dragon", 2020 ADM Senior Fellow Amanda Mason asks "What could be Australian churches’ collective love letter to the Southeast Asians among us?"
Could Australian Christian communities do as Disney did?
Rev. Craig Roberts, CEO of Youthworks, gives an overview of 2021 ADM Senior Research Fellow, Dr Ruth Lukabyo’s, 2020 monograph, “From a Ministry for Youth to a Ministry of Youth: Aspects of Protestant Youth Ministry in Sydney 1930–1959”.
How can stories help us – and help young people – navigate a sometimes lonely world?
As part of RN's Big Weekend of Books, award-winning YA author and 2020 ADM Senior Creative Fellow, Claire Zorn, joins Dr Meredith Lake, 2017 ADM Senior Research Fellow, to discuss writing, faith, the ethics of imagination, and her own sometimes difficult experience of learning to find her place in the world.
2017 ADM Senior Research Fellow Dr Louise Gosbell shares the positive impact online church during a time of social distancing has had for her daughter with special needs.
The language of “war” when referring to COVID-19, has causes 2020 ADM Senior Research Fellow, Dr Robyn Wrigley-Carr to reflect upon Evelyn Underhill’s insights—written during our last world war—as a challenge to our Christian response to this current global health crisis.
It’s just a normal work day on the wards for Kate Bradford, 2018 ADM Senior Research Fellow and Anglicare chaplain at Westmead Hospital. COVID may have turned life upside down for just about everyone, but her job is much the same as it’s always been.
The 250th anniversary of British explorer James Cook’s first contact with Aboriginal people was solemnly marked at the site of that encounter, by Brooke Prentis, Aboriginal woman, Christian 2019 ADM Senior Fellow and CEO of Common Grace.
2020 ADM Fellow Rebecca Oakley believes cross-cultural workers can help the rest of the world come to grips with the new weariness and sense of grief that comes from the lack of physical presence.
As we approach Easter, 2020 ADM Senior Research Fellow Dr Robyn Wrigley-Carr reflects on four opportunities that the pandemic period offers the Church.
Stories of sacrifice - 2017 ADM Senior Research Fellow Dr Meredith Lake on ABC's Religion and Ethics
2017 ADM Senior Research Fellow and award-winning author of “The Bible in Australia” Dr Meredith Lake links the Easter story of renewal and the ANZAC story of sacrifice from a uniquely Australian perspective.
Guest host Justine Toh, Rev Dr Michael Jensen, Rabbi Dr Benjamin Elton, and 2020 ADM Senior Research Fellow Dr Robyn Wrigley-Carr discuss work, gender, ageing, disability and the need for rest.
ADM 2019 Creative Fellow Emma Pitman on the unjust power structures in the biblical story of the Jericho road, as part of Common Grace’s 16 days of prayer against domestic and family violence.
After serving Common Grace as Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Spokesperson in a volunteer capacity since 2015, 2019 ADM Senior Research Fellow Brooke Prentis has been announced as the organisation’s new CEO.