Resourcing Faith: Cally Hammond, Augustine and learning the Christian faith Saturday 20th May @10.30
- Occurring
- for 2 hours, 30 mins
- Venue
- St Bene’t’s Church
- Address St Bene’t’s Church, St Bene’t’s Church Bene't Street Cambridge CB2 3PT, CB2 3PT, United Kingdom
Resourcing Faith is a series of educational talks, study mornings and other events hosted jointly by St Bene't's and Little St Mary's, two Church of England parish churches in the centre of Cambridge. We seek to invite a range of speakers across Christian traditions who will help lead us deeper into the Christian faith, resourcing the Church in knowledge and wisdom.
In this series Cally Hammond explores the way the Christian faith is taught and studied, focussing on the writing of St Augustine of Hippo. Location: St Bene’t’s Church Bene't Street Cambridge CB2 3PT
Who teaches the teachers? St Augustine and the learning of the Christian faith
How do we learn and teach the Christian faith? How do we use the Scriptures and Christian doctrine? This study morning will explore these questions, drawing on the work of St Augustine, one of the most influential theologians in the Western Church.
Cally Hammond is Dean of Caius College, Cambridge. She has translated numerous works of St Augustine, and published books on spirituality. She teaches and researches in the areas of early Christian history and doctrine, and liturgy.
Coffee is available from 10am with the study morning beginning at 10.30am.