When BST was on the search for a new lecturer to teach Theology and Christian Thought, we did not envision a six foot four All Blacks supporter, who is a published author, self-confessed denominational hybrid and likes to jam on his guitar to Blues music.
The Philippines is a beautiful country of contrasts from high-density urban sprawl communities to the open spaces in the provincial centres. It's an archipelago of more than 7,000 islands and a population of 103 million people with 13 million living in metropolitan Manila. BST student Phillip Gray recently visited for...
The Gen12 conference, ‘It starts here’, was held at BST on Saturday 19 July with over 140 people coming together to find out more about cross-cultural mission. The day was jam-packed with thought provoking messages from key note speakers, practical insight into ministries at the seminar electives and informative conversations...
This week's top 10 opportunities include being a Disaster Response Officer in the Philippines, Chief Communications Officer in South East Asia, Holiday Camps Coordinator in Perth, and a Junior High School Teacher in Ecuador.
This week's top 10 opportunities include being Head of Communications in Nepal, Pastoral Care in China, Chaplain in Victoria, Human Resource Internship in London and a Shoemaker for Central Asia.
How do we know that we are moving forward? How do we measure spiritual progress? A deeper question is: do we desire it? Is spiritual progress a serious goal for us? And what are we doing to reach the goal? If it's not a serious goal then it's unlikely that we...
Fresh out of high school, Irene Louw started a Bachelor of Ministry with BST. In two short years of studying, Irene has experienced personal growth, particularly in the areas of leadership and witnessing to others. Irene coordinated a youth camp on the Gold Coast with Christian Youth Camps from 22...
These days it seems that being ‘evangelical’ is back in vogue. But what exactly does that mean? Everyone wants to claim it, to the point that now many Christians from a broad range of theological backgrounds and beliefs label themselves by it, and it often seems to have different connotations...
