Spotlight Session Lessons from a lifetime of ministry: a theology of mental heath
Description
Join us as we farewell Keith and Sarah Condie and give thanks for their years of faithful ministry.
Keith and Sarah Condie are retiring, and we would love you to join us as we mark this significant moment in the life of ADM and the Mental Health Institute.
At this Spotlight, Keith and Sarah will share their lessons from a lifetime of ministry and a theology of mental health. We know this will be a wonderful evening of great encouragement and blessing and would love you to join us.
We will also hear from friends and colleagues as we give thanks for the Condies’ contribution and the work of the Mental Health Institute.
Please join us in person at St Andrew’s Cathedral, Sydney, or online. The formal Spotlight program will run from 6:30pm to 8:00pm, followed by tea and coffee until 8:30pm.
Any questions? Contact mentalhealthinstitute@mac.edu.au
Speaker
Rev Dr Keith Condie
Keith has degrees in psychology, theology and history. He has worked in child welfare for the state government as well as serving as an Assistant Minister in two churches in Sydney. For nearly 20 years, he was on the faculty of Moore Theological College as Dean of Students and Lecturer in Ministry and Church History. Keith and his wife Sarah are Co-Directors of the Mental Health Institute at ADM.
Sarah Condie
Sarah has been active in a range of ministries in Christian contexts, most recently as the Director of Wellbeing and Care at The Bridge Church, Sydney. Prior to serving in vocational ministry she worked as a law librarian at the State Library of NSW. Sarah and her husband Keith are Co-Directors of the Mental Health Institute at ADM.
FAQs
- What ticket types are available?
We offer a standard ticket for in-person attendance, and a livestream ticket if you'd prefer to join online, and a recording access ticket if the timing doesn't work for you to attend live. We also offer concession pricing to make it accessible to all.
Group ticket prices are available for online and recording access, for which we charge $200. You’ll find that option amongst our standard ticket options for all the Spotlights we run. Our hope is that group organisers can recoup that cost by charging a small amount to attendees. Individual tickets are $25 per person so this should work out as a cheaper option if you have enough participants.
- How much do tickets cost?
Standard tickets (in-person, online and recording access) are $25.
Concession tickets ((in-person, online and recording access) are $15.
Group tickets are also available (online or recording access) for $200.
- What's included in my ticket?
Your ticket includes entry to the session (in-persons or online) and access to any resources shared on the day.
Recording access tickets include access to the recording for 4 weeks afterwards.
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