Reverend Anil Reuben is the new chairperson of the Institute for Mission and Research Advisory Committee. Rev. Reuben was elected at the Advisory meeting on May 25. He is also the deputy general secretary of the Methodist Church of Fiji. He suceeds Rev Dr Bruce Yeates who has taken up other responsibilities with the Pacific...Read More

The Customary Senate of New Caledonia is the house of custodians for the land and peoples of Kanaki. A meeting was held with chiefs of the 8 provinces of New Caledonia to offer their full support for a potential partnership for the PTC French campus. This meeting was attended by the PTC Principal, General Secretary...Read More

  PTC Principal Rev. Professor Dr Upolu Vaai is in Kanaky (New Caledonia). With the Pacific Conference of Churches General Secretary Rev. James Bhagwan to meet with Eglise Protestant de Kanaky Nouvelle Caledonie to discuss social issues and the PCC General Assembly planned for 2023.Read More

The Earth Justice Advocacy Committee (EJAC) of the Pacific Theological College has initiated a number of activities for this year to advocate and practice earth justice with an underpinning philosophy of “whole of life”. Affirming earth justice as a significant and integral part of our “whole of life” spirituality, the Committee has initiated a “Wellness...Read More

In addition to the pandemic, the wars, climate change, violence and abuses have intensified the unkindness towards the victims of forsakenness around the world. We thought we have moved on, but many are still stuck in the unbearable period of forsakenness, trapped in the pandemic tomb, immersed in an unbearable pause between death and life,...Read More

Our PTC faculty congregate this morning and tomorrow to talanoa and map ways forward for ‘Transforming theological education in the Post-pandemic Pacific’. Already, the meeting reflected education, work, economic engagements in a pandemic era, where hybrid style meetings (face to face and digital) are the way to do things. The faculty retreat heralds the start...Read More

Standing in solidarity with Tonga! In our prayers, hearts and action.Read More

The academic thinkers, curriculum writers and accreditors, meet to discuss the Pacific Theological Colleges’ proposed new curriculum. The aim is to offer a curriculum that is responsive to the needs of people and the contexts within which they live. It especially focuses on addressing developments that liberate people from social injustices that oppress because of...Read More

The Christmas story is one that affirms accessibility and availability of God to everyone. Unfortunately, this year alone accessibility of many to God’s basic gifts of life and securities, even God, was challenging. Many have lost loved ones to the Covid19 pandemic. Many who are sole breadwinners of families lost their jobs. Some who couldn’t...Read More

re-Mangerizing Christmas! A Christmas Message from the Office of the Principal December 2021 The Christmas story is one that affirms accessibility and availability of God to everyone. Unfortunately, this year alone accessibility of many to God’s basic gifts of life and securities, even God, was challenging. Many have lost loved ones to the Covid19 pandemic....Read More