Coffee, Cake and Theology is a relaxed morning tea event where you can learn about an element of spiritual practice and theology, meet current students, and hear from recent alumnae.  

The morning will also include a short theology session led by Amy Yeung, Head of the Mental Health Institute, on “Caring for Ensouled Bodies”.

There will also, of course, be coffee (& other warm and cold beverages) and cake!

Everyone who attends is also welcome to stay on and have a ‘taste test’ of a class, Theological Perspectives on Mental Health, with Jo Charles, at 2pm.  

Join us for dinner with Accredited Mental Health Social Worker, Lauren Errington (men and women welcome), followed by keynote speaker Justine Toh and conversation and theological reflection hosted by Louisa Raggatt with Dr Laurel Moffatt and Rev. Natalie Ray. Across the evening, we’ll explore what the Mental Load is, why it matters, how it affects our relationships, and how Christians can navigate it with wisdom, grace, and courage. 

ADM Fellowships raise up Christian women to engage a sceptical and hurting world with the good news of Jesus. 

Applications for 2027 are now open and and ADM is offering up to four Fellowships to be based at Mary Andrews College, an affilated college of the Australian University of Theology.

Come along to this information session to ask your questions about applying for a 2027 ADM Fellowship.

Please join us to hear Nancy speak on life, on loss and how theology can bring comfort, clarity, and meaning in the midst of grief. 

Does Wisdom Literature actually exist? How are we supposed to read Hebrew poetry—and how can we preach the Gospel from it? This March, join us as we explore these questions with Dr Kamina Wüst in two days of Professional Development.

Theology After Dark - an evening with Mary Andrews College

In March 2026, Theology After Dark will be back. Please join us as we explore Wisdom Literature with Mary Andrews College lecturer, Dr Kamina Wüst.

In 2026, ADM will welcome Dr Jennifer Powell McNutt, as a Visiting Fellow.

Dr Powell Mcnutt will present a Public Lecture, ‘Surprised by Jesus: Rediscovering the First Witness of the Resurrection’

Get your tickets now.

To celebrate the end of the academic year, we’d love our current and former students, and their friends, to join us in a special Chapel service to praise our Lord. Whether you have studied at MAC this year, finished a decade ago, or you’re intrigued by what your friend has told you about their studies with us, we would love you to join us for this special event.

A free light lunch will be provided beforehand to provide ample opportunity for connection.