Bible Lectures
Come and deepen your knowledge of God's Word with Dr Campbell Markham
The Patriarchs, Genesis 12 to 50
Term 1 - commencing FEBRUARY 3
History of the Church, 1600 to today
Term 2 - commencing APRIL 21
Learn the Greek Alphabet in One Night
Term 3 - commencing Tuesday JULY 14
Paul's Letter to the Ephesians
Term 3 - commencing Tuesday JULY 28
Foundations of the Faith
Term 4 - commencing OCTOBER 20
Time and Place
Tuesday nights (during the school term)
7:00pm to 8:45pm
Scots Church Fremantle
90 South Terrace
Lectures are free of charge
Study notes and supper are provided.
Presbyterian School of Theology
The Tuesday night lectures have now been brought under the umbrella of the Presbyterian School of Theology, which means that they will now be made available to members of all eight churches in the PCWA.
Each unit counts towards the Certificate of Christian Studies, which is awarded by the PCWA to students upon the completion of 8 units of study; including at least one unit from these five areas: Old Testament, New Testament, Systematic Theology, Ministry Practice and Church History.
About the Lectures
Our lectures are rigorous – we aim for students to grow substantially in their understanding of the Bible and Christian thought in every session. At the same time, these lectures are a great opportunity for motivated non-Christians to discover for themselves what the Christian faith is all about.
About Campbell
Rev Dr Campbell Markham is from Perth, Western Australia, and has been a minister in the Presbyterian Church for nearly thirty years. He completed his Master of Divinity at Christ College, Sydney, and PhD research at the University of Western Australia in the field of French Protestant church history and translation. He is an Adjunct Lecturer at Trinity Theological College in Perth. ​
​Campbell is devoted to the systematic teaching of the Bible, Christian thought, and history, and has made 1 Corinthians 2:2 his life verse: "For I resolved to know nothing among you except Jesus Christ and him crucified."