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St Barnabas College is a community ofinspired learners, equipped and enabledto serve God and the Church.Students and lecturers learn together in a community that is prayerful, encouraging, thoughtful, scholarly and dedicated to aGenerous Orthodoxy.Established in 1880, St Barnabas College is informed by the past, yet deeply engaged in the issues facing society today and into the future.As a member college of theUniversity of Divinity, SBC has a reputation for academic excellence undertaken in a welcoming place that values:Respectful conversations about life and faithRigorous theologyPastoral ministryCollaborative leadership.Supported by theAnglican Diocese of Adelaideand serving the Province of South Australia and beyond, St Barnabas College is at the centre of the life of the church and reaches out widely, both geographically and theologically.Students and lecturers come from a range of expressions of Christian faith and practice: Anglican, Pentecostal, Salvation Army, Baptist, Uniting, Catholic and Orthodox, to name a few. Graduates serve in the church, business, education and community organisations across Australia. Non-university study pathways are also available.Looking for a community that will encourage and challenge you to grow in faith through learning? St Barnabas College is the place for you.

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The Domestic and Family Violence Working Group invites you for this special event in November during the 16 Days of Activism.

Cynthia Poulton Hall

The Domestic and Family Violence Working Group for the Anglican Diocese of Adelaide invites you to join us for this special event to raise awareness about domestic abuse and highlight the positive role we can all play in building safer communities in November during the 16 Days of Activism This will be a valuable opportunity for clergy and church workers to explore their role in relation to domestic abuse, from responding to a disclosure of domestic abuse, providing pastoral care and support to survivors of domestic abuse, supporting those who use violence and to develop greater knowledge of community-based resources and the ways in which we can all contribute to preventing gender-based violence. The panel presentations and discussions will run for a total of 90 minutes followed by 30 minutes for refreshments, networking, and informal discussions. Panel convener for this event is Alex Conway, Men’s Engagement Partner, from White Ribbon Australia. Panellists: •	Prof. Sarah Wendt, Flinders University Social Work Research Innovation Living Space SWIRLS •	Lived experience speaker, Voices for Change Advocate, Embolden•	Jodie Sloan, Chief Operating Officer, Women’s Safety Services SA. •	Michael Hawke, Manager Family Relationships, Anglicare SA Please submit your questions for our panellists to answer at the event via this <a href="https://www.menti.com/almj76qya5sb" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">link</a>.

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