The President of Kiribati His Excellency Taneti Maamau hailed the Pacific Theological College as a well-known historical teaching and education institution making immense contributions in the nurturing of students to live good lives. “I acknowledge the contribution of this institution in nurturing people to live good lives especially when the world seems upside down with...Read More

Rev. Travel Makara is in his first year of the Master of Theology and Ethics programme. He joined PTC from Takamoa Theological College in the Cook Islands.Read More

The PTC Executive Committee is meeting this morning at the Jovili Meo Mission Centre. This is their third quarterly meeting. The meeting is chaired by the deputy chair of the PTC Executive and Council Rev Dr Epineri Vakadewavosa.Read More

More than 200 policy makers, educators, university, governments, and religious representatives, including students and ordinary citizens from the centre of Australian politics, Canberra, attended the annual public lecture delivered by the college Principal, the Rev. Professor Dr Upolu Luma Vaai at the Australia National University on the topic “The ‘Whole of Life’ Way: Pasifika Relational...Read More

This evening the Principal of PTC Rev. Professor Upolu Vaai will deliver the Australian National University Pacific Institute Annual Lecture.Read More

The Pacific Theological College has completed its curriculum development community visits. Curriculum writers spent several days in two village communities in two provinces in Fiji. Rewasau villagers from Nabobuco District, Naitasiri Province in Fiji and Nakoronawa village in Nakasaleka District, Kadavu Province, hosted the writers. They also shared their indigenous knowledge, world views, and philosophies...Read More

On Saturday 1st July in American Samoa, the Principal of the College, Revd. Prof. Dr Upolu Luma Vaai, delivered the Keynote Address as the chief guest to more than 20 graduates who graduated from the Kanana Fou Theological College in American Samoa. The graduation was attended by the leaders and members of the Congregational Christian...Read More

The methodology of the Pasifika philosophies course is based on the saying, “the Toloa takes off but returns to the waters.” This is a dictum that captures the toloa (goose) as a metaphor for a migratory quest of those seeking fresh waters to renew their political, economic, religious, familial, or knowledge endeavors. While the Toloa...Read More

‘Without my Kiribati INA, I can be Samoan,’ remarked the Kiribati High Commissioner to Fiji, Mr Tebuai Uaai. Mr Uaai joined PTC’s Kiribati families and the community at large in the memorial service marking the 44th Anniversary of Kiribati as an independent nation. Worship leader Rev. Toobora Tam’atone from Kiribati Uniting Church (KUC) and a...Read More