Hatfield Leadership Academy

29/06/2026

Register for the FREE webinar "From Google to Gold Standard: Discerning Credible Sources for Academic Research" at the link below to learn how to identify credible sources needed for your academic assignments or thesis/dissertation. Only 100 spots available. Don't delay – sign up today! Cut-off registration time is 6pm tomorrow evening. Webinar Date: Tuesday, 30th June. Time: 19:00–20:00.
https://www.quicket.co.za/events/378156-from-google-to-gold-standard-discerning-credible-sources-for-academic-research/

13/07/2022

Why do ministers burnout?
Dr Shaun Joynt
https://youtu.be/Vl-nE0WcIZk

(We apologise for the poor quality of the video in this recording)Dr. Shaun Joynt looks at the prevalence of Christian minister burnout and why it happens. H...

24/11/2021

Warm greetings from the South African Theological Seminary. The seminary’s e-conference team is delighted to share the Call for Papers for our 2022 e-conference titled, “Theology from the Global South: Text, Context, and Mission” with you.

SATS is inviting Christian practitioners and scholars from all sub-disciplines to join us from 9–10 March 2022 as we explore theology for and from the Global South and its dialogue with text, context, and mission. The keynote address will be delivered by Dr. Wanjiru M. Gitau (Palm Beach Atlantic University) and our plenaries include Dr. Harvey Kwiyani (Christian Mission Society; Global Connections) and Dr. Modisa Mzondi (South African Theological Seminary).

Possible areas to explore include:
• Scripture and context in conversation
• Theology of and from Africa
• Theological reflections on Covid-19
• Global South debates in Systematic Theology
• Research methodologies for and from the Global South
• The African church post Covid-19
• Contextual expressions of the Missio Dei
• Cross-contextual theology and the African diaspora
• Mission from the margins
• Digital ecclesiology (online, social media, and other virtual platforms for ministry)
• Children and youth in the African church.

The full Call for Papers is housed online.

To view the Call for Papers and submit an abstract, click here: https://sats.ac.za/live-events/econference-2022/.

The e-conference will also feature Student Paper sessions—shorter slots reserved for Master’s and Doctoral students. You are thus encouraged to send the aforementioned link to colleagues and post-graduate students.

Submissions close on 21 January 2022.

Registration for the conference (which will be free) will open end of January 2022.

For any enquiries, please feel free to email Dr Cornelia van Deventer ([email protected]) or Dr Shaun Joynt ([email protected]).

Submit an Abstract An e-Conference hosted by the South African Theological Seminary (9–10 March 2022) Keynote Address Dr. Wanjiru Gitau (Palm Beach Atlantic University) Plenaries Dr. Harvey

22/11/2021

At SATS this Friday, the 26th of November, Rev. Caswell Ntseno will host Canon Francis Omondi at our Africa Focus Symposium discussing the topic, “Questions from the African Church” from 14:00 - 15:30 (CAT). Attendees can access the room by using the following link:

Greenlight is a simple front-end for your BigBlueButton open-source web conferencing server. You can create your own rooms to host sessions, or join others using a short and convenient link.

17/09/2021

Listening to Ms Rebatho Madiba, Digital Transformation IT Strategist speak on "A future fuelled by 4IR technologies-what can we expect?" at "XchangeFest Summit: Can the Church influence the trajectory of the 4IR?"

17/09/2021

Listening to Dr Camille Castelyn, PhD in Health Sciences-Values and ethics about gene editing, speak on "Values and ethical issues related to gene editing, gene therapy and bio banks" at "XchangeFest Summit: Can the Church influence the trajectory of the 4IR?"

17/09/2021

Listening to Professor Daniel Mashao, Executive Dean of the Faculty of Engineering and the Built Environment at the University of Johannesburg (UJ), speak on "How will South Africa ensure that the human being remains central in the innovation process across industries and sectors in the digital technological race fuelled by the 4IR era?" at "XchangeFest Summit: Can the Church influence the trajectory of the 4IR?"

17/09/2021

Listening to Bishop Malusi Mpumlwana, General Secretary of the South African Council of Churches, speak on "The role the Church can play in the preservation of Christian values and morals through the design of societally aligned technologies" at "XchangeFest Summit: Can the Church influence the trajectory of the 4IR?"

17/09/2021

Listening to Dr Tanya van Wyk, Senior Lecturer in Systematic Theology, Christian Ethics and Spirituality at the Faculty of Theology and Religion, University of Pretoria (UP) speak on "The Church’s response historically to the disruptions that were ushered in by the preceding Industrial Revolutions" at "XchangeFest Summit: Can the Church influence the trajectory of the 4IR?"