“A day with no classes!” I confess, this was the pre-eminent thought in my mind (and that of my fellow first-year students) when we were told about the Day of Prayer, which was to be held on Tuesday, 14 August 18.
Jacob Cogman, a second year Master of Divinity student from the Candler School of Theology, Emory University in Atlanta, joined us as an exchange student for the Spring semester (Jan-May). For this short interview, he was challenged to use haiku, a style of Japanese poetry that features three lines of words that follow a 5-7-5 syllable pattern to answer the following questions:
As part of her 70th anniversary celebration, the College held a half-day seminar on 15th May 2018 on the subject, “Christian Spiritual Formation: Its Nature, Potential and Pitfalls”. Primarily intended for pastors and Christian workers, it examined aspects of the Christian’s transformation into Christlikeness and its obstacles.
On 10th April 2018, TTC held a public lecture by Professor John M. G. Barclay. Professor Barclay is the Lightfoot Professor of Divinity at Durham University in the United Kingdom. Renowned for his work on the history of the early church, he spoke on the topic, “Early Christianity and the Survival of the Poor.”
