Adam Dodds

Rev Dr Adam Dodds is Lecturer in Systematic Theology at Alphacrucis University College, and Teaching Pastor at Nexus Church, Brisbane. He has two Masters’ degrees and a PhD in Christian theology.

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Andreas Loewe

The Very Revd Dr Andreas Loewe is Dean of St Paul’s Cathedral Melbourne. He is a Fellow of the Royal Historical Society, and an expert on Protestant German History.

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Andrew Menzie

Dr Andrew Menzies is Principal at Stirling College - University of Divinity. Prior to this he was Senior Pastor at Camberwell Baptist and has also had pastoral, denominational and lecturing positions in Adelaide, Melbourne and in Salatiga, Java.

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Anna McGahan

Anna is a professional actor and writer, based in Brisbane, Australia.

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Barbara Rose Ferguson

Barbara Rose Ferguson was eight years old when she promised to serve God in Africa. She trained as a schoolteacher and later earned her Licentiate in Theology from the Australian College of Theology.

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Benjamin Swift

Benjamin Swift was raised the son of an Anglican minister in Victoria, Australia. He completed a degree in Biological Sciences at La Trobe University, majoring in Botany and Zoology.

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Bernie Power

Bernie Power has been studying Islam and interacting with Muslims for over 40 years. He has degrees in Science, Arts and Theology, and his doctorate compared the Hadith, the early traditions about Muhammad, with biblical teaching.

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Chris Mulherin

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David Malcolm Bennett

David Malcolm Bennett is an Australian, though born in England, who has been writing since 1985 and has 20 books published, mainly in the areas of church history, biography and the history of theology.

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David Pohlmann

Dr David Pohlmann has worked in a variety of educational institutions over many years, having taught at every school level from P-12, as well as in Vocational Education and University settings.

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Dean Phelan

Dean Phelan is an Organisational Psychologist, Consultant and Spiritual Director and has served as Chair of the Council of Churches of Christ in Australia as well as on a number of other Not for Profit and For Profit Boards.

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Graeme Rutherford

Graeme Rutherford was formerly Assistant Bishop of Newcastle and Bishop on the Central Coast.

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Graham Hooper

Graham Hooper is a Company Director and a former Senior Executive with a global infrastructure company. He became a Christian while living in Tanzania and has since worked in the infrastructure business in some twenty countries.

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Graham Leo

Graham Leo was a schoolteacher and Principal who served as a Principal for 25 years in independent schools. He completed a Doctor of Ministry in 2017 on the topic of Faith and Work.

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Gregory Pearce

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Jill L. Manton

Jill Manton is well known for her ministry of spiritual formation in theological education and for her ecumenical leadership in the development of formation programs for spiritual directors.

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Joel McKerrow

Joel McKerrow is an award-winning writer, speaker, educator, creativity specialist and one of Australia’s most successful performance poets.

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John Harris

Historian, linguist and author, John Harris has had a life-long involvement with Aboriginal people and is well known for his writings on their culture, languages and history.

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John Pilbrow

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John Swinton

Professor John Swinton is a Scottish theologian based at the University of Aberdeen in Scotland, United Kingdom. He was Chaplain to Queen Elizabeth II of England and is now Chaplain to King Charles III.

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Jonathan Cornford

Jonathan Cornford is co-founder of Manna Gum, a ministry in ‘good news economics’.

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Justine Toh

Justine Toh is Senior Fellow at the Centre for Public Christianity, where she speaks and writes about the Christian faith in publications like ‘The Sydney Morning Herald’, ‘The Canberra Times’, ‘The Spectator’, and ABC ‘Religion & Ethics’.

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Kara Martin

Kara Martin, Adjunct Professor at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, is a practical theologian and author/editor of three books dealing with faith–work.

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Katherine Firth

Dr Katherine Firth is a Lecturer at La Trobe University. An expert on translation, literature and music, she is also an award-winning poet and educator.

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Katherine Thompson

Katherine Thompson works in the area of mental health as a therapist, lecturer, author and researcher. She is passionate about supporting young people with mental health challenges to live their best life

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Mark Stephens

Dr Mark Stephens is a Senior Research Fellow at the Centre for Public Christianity (CPX). He has a PhD in Ancient History from Macquarie University, and a Masters in Divinity from the Australian College of Theology.

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Mark Worthing

Mark Worthing is a South Australia-based author and founder of the Creative Writing program at Tabor Adelaide. He is pastor of Immanuel Lutheran Church, North Adelaide, and also serves as senior editor of Stone Table Books.

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Marlene Marburg

Dr Marlene Marburg is a co-founder of Kardia Formation based in Melbourne, Australia. Kardia’s program Heart Wisdom is recognised by the Australian Ecumenical Council for Spiritual Direction as a formation program for spiritual directors.

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Mary Tinney

(Sister) Mary Tinney is the instigator and current facilitator of a community network called Earth Link. She is a member of a Religious Congregation, the Sisters of Mercy, who support and endorse Earth Link.

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Michael P. Jensen

Rev. Dr Michael P. Jensen is rector of St Mark’s Anglican Church, Darling Point, in Sydney.

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Mick Pope

Mick Pope has a PhD in Meteorology from Monash University, and is completing a Masters in Theology at the University of Divinity.

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Naomi Reed

Naomi Reed, an Australian author and speaker, spent 13 years as a missionary in Nepal. She wrote My Seventh Monsoon and other books about faith during hardship. Now, she shares others' faith stories, offering hope and resilience through her writing and speaking.

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Natasha Moore

Natasha Moore is a Research Fellow at the Centre for Public Christianity (CPX). She is also the award-winning author, along with John Dickson, Simon Smart and Justine Toh of For The Love of God, which won the 2020 Australian Christian Book of the Year.

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Nick Hawkes

Dr Nick Hawkes has two degrees in science and two in theology, and he has written books on both topics. His book The Bible on the Key Issues of Life won the Selah Award for its category in the United States in 2014.

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Norman Habel

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Rachel Herweynen

Rachel Herweynen shares her experience of being adopted into the local Yolnu culture when she took up a teaching position at one of Australia's most remote schools (Gawa Christian School) on Elcho Island in the Northern Territory.

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Rob Coyle

Robert Coyle worked in Christian outreach and discipleship for over 40 years. He has experience in working with street evangelism, secondary school students in voluntary lunchtime programs, and Christian youth to see them rise to positions of influence in the church.

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Roland Ashby

Roland Ashby has been Editor of The Melbourne Anglican (TMA) since 1995, holds a Master’s degree in theology, and is a Benedictine Oblate. He is also a member of the World Community for Christian Meditation.

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Rosanne Hawke

Rosanne Hawke has taught creative writing at Tabor Adelaide since 2006 as an adjunct and Senior Lecturer in Creative Writing.

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Simon Smart

Simon Smart is the Executive Director of the Centre for Public Christianity (CPX), has a Masters in Christian Studies, and hosts the Life & Faith podcast. His work has been featured in The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, The ABC, The Australian, and The Guardian.

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Stephen Ames

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Stephen Judd

Dr Stephen Judd is the former Chief Executive of HammondCare – an Australian Christian independent charitable trust working within health and aged-care provision and with an annual turnover of over $A400m.

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Stuart Piggin

Conjoint Associate Professor Stuart Piggin was Director of the Centre for the History of Christian Thought and Experience at Macquarie University (2005–16) and Head of the Department of Christian Thought of the Australian College of Theology.

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Tim Costello

Tim Costello AO is a well-known social justice advocate. He is a Baptist minister, former CEO of World Vision Australia, and currently a Senior Fellow for CPX and Executive Director of Micah Australia.

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Tony Rinaudo

Tony Rinaudo, an Australian agronomist, pioneered Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration (FMNR), a simple method of restoring degraded land without planting trees. His work in Niger restored over six million hectares, boosting farmers' crop yields and income.

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Wayne Alcorn

Best known for his various leadership roles spanning over 40 years, Wayne Alcorn is much loved as a communicator because of his ability to employ insightful (and humorous) storytelling to amplify biblical truth.

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