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Convocation 2023Convocation for the Class of 2023 will be held on Monday May 8th, 2023, in Sheraton Hall at Wycliffe College. The College will bestow an honorary Doctor of Divinity upon the Rt Rev. Matthias Der, a member of Wycliffe’s Class of 1990, who is now Bishop of the Anglican Diocese of Hong Kong Island. Bishop Der will deliver the Convocation Address to the graduating class. Date Published: Wednesday, April 5, 2023 |
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New publication on Paul and Time by Dr. Ann JervisDr. Ann Jervis, Professor Emerita of New Testament at Wycliffe College, has recently completed her book, Paul and Time: Life in the Temporality of Christ. This work challenges standard interpretations of how Paul understood time that have assumed that the apostle inherited Jewish apocalyptic sequential two-age temporality. Dr. Date Published: Thursday, March 23, 2023 |
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The March edition of the Word @ Wycliffe is hereThe upcoming months will be filled with events at Wycliffe College! The March edition of the Word @ Wycliffe newsletter keeps you in the loop about all the happenings and updates. You may read it online here!
Date Published: Tuesday, March 21, 2023 |
"The Visible Shape of Christ's Life in Us" - Sermon Series by Wycliffe Faculty in Fall 2018Wycliffe Faculty Sermons - Fall 2018 |
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A tool for flourishing in ministryThe Wycliffe Wellness Project aims to assist those—of all denominations—who engage in Christian ministry to gain a deeper understanding of their job-related stresses, and of the things they need to flourish—both personally and in ministry. A long-term study and assessment tool, the Project is about better understanding the ups and downs of ministry life. Initiated by Wycliffe Professor of Pastoral Psychology, Wanda Malcolm, the Project launched in June 2014. |
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“Behold, I Am Coming Soon” - A Sermon Series on the ApocalypseThe Revelation to John, also known as the Apocalypse, is one of the most misunderstood works in the entire canon of Scripture. In recent times it’s often been viewed as a breeding ground for fundamentalism, end-time fanaticism, and sectarian retreat from or hatred of the world. This suspicion of Revelation would have surprised our Christian ancestors. |