Where and How can God use you?
Morling College recently celebrated 100 years of Biblically grounded, quality education and training. Morling is committed to its Baptist heritage, however our community of students are from a wide range of denominations. We aim to prepare you to apply your studies within your profession, whether that be in ministry, teaching, mission, nursing, accountancy, building or wherever God is calling you.
If you are searching for a Bible college that will challenge, stretch and equip you, we invite you to consider Morling College. Morling is committed to excellence in teaching and learning, research, and high standards in scholarship. It offers cutting-edge training in Bible, Ministry, Theology, Evangelism, Mission, Education, Counselling, Chaplaincy and Leadership development.
"We delight in the variety of cultures, diversity of backgrounds and multiplicity of gifts represented among the women and men within our college community."
The people at Morling are diverse in culture, gender, language, spiritual gifting and church background. We are a dynamic, creative and colourful group of people who seek to love God with all that we are. We are a community of believers who recognise that it is Christ who unites us and calls us His people. As God’s people we celebrate the unique testimony of each individual and how God has uniquely created them in His image and gifted them for service. We invite you to experience the richness of a united, yet diverse community of men and women at Morling College.
Equipping and shaping Christ-Centred followers to Impact the world
CHRIST is Central
Gospel-focused and Bible-based education that submits to the authority of Christ and his Word. Equipping and shaping you to proclaim and live out the gospel.
Education is Transformative
Life-transforming and excellent education that empowers you to pursue passionate Christian discipleship. A transforming balance and integration between academic study, rigorous scholarship and research, practical training, and spiritual formation.
People Matter
Caring education that values people and welcomes a diversity of theological opinion and ministry practice within a framework of shared gospel conviction.
The Statement of Faith is in accordance with the 1979 Statement of Faith of the Baptist Union of NSW & ACT Assembly, amended to include gender inclusive language following the 2002 and 2003 Assemblies.
1. The Nature and Unity of the Godhead |
8. The Church |
2. The Deity and Humanity of Christ |
9. The Baptism of Believers Only by Immersion |
3. The Holy Spirit |
10. The Communion |
4. The Divine Inspiration of the Scriptures |
11. The Return of the Lord Jesus Christ |
5. The Sinfulness of People |
12. The Resurrection of the Dead |
6. Christ's Atonement for Human Sin |
13. Rewards and Punishments in a Future State |
7. The Work of the Holy Spirit in Salvation |
From time to time people ask us what Morling’s position is on the roles of men and women; especially in relation to church-based ministry. Fruitful discussions about gender and ministry happen in many of our classes. Sometimes these are intentional and at other times they arise as students share how they see God at work in their own lives and in the lives of men and women around them.
In some of our New Testament Units, there are specific and intentional discussions where lecturers engage with Bible passages and the various perspectives that can shape our views about gender roles in ministry.
Gayle Kent, Vice Principal (Students and Community)
Graduate attributes are the dispositions, abilities and understandings that Morling aspires to develop in the students enrolled in the awards offered by all of our faculties, regardless of which discipline they have studied or which course they have completed.
They presuppose, but go beyond, the specific disciplinary knowledge skills that are developed through our various awards, and focus on broader qualities and capacities that we wish to see in all of our graduates.
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