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LIBRARY TEMPORARILY CLOSED
FOR RELOCATION

ALC Library - we're moving!

As previously announced, the ALC Library is relocating to a new home at 22 Pulteney Street and preparations for the move are currently underway.

ALC represented at recent Bonhoeffer Conference

The Adelaide Bonhoeffer Conference, held on 26–27 April 2025 at Immanuel Lutheran Church, North Adelaide, brought together scholars, clergy, and laypeople for two days of serious engagement with the legacy...

ALC Library Easter Closure

Library patrons, please be aware that the ALC Library will be closed for an extended time over the Easter break from Friday 18 April 2025.

LTJ back issues - free!

Available hard-copy back issues covering nearly every issue from December 2007 (Vol 41, No. 3) to December 2018 (Vol 52, No. 3).

Opportunity to farewell the North Adelaide campus

For more than a century, ALC’s North Adelaide campus has been many things to many people: a place to worship, a place to study and engage in theology, a place...

New home found for ALC Library

Following notification last year that the LCA’s new ‘Church house’ at 139 Frome Street could not house ALC’s library, a search for suitable premises began.

Assessing students in a genAI world

The advent of easily accessible generative AI (genAI) has turned assessment in the higher education sector upside down.

New Lecturer/Pastor installed

On Sunday 16 March, Rev Matthew Bishop was installed as part-time ALC Lecturer and as part-time associate Pastor of Bethlehem Lutheran Church, Adelaide.

Students supported by scholarships

ALC has a number of scholarships and grants to assist students. This week the ALC Scholarship Committee met to review applications received for Semester 1.

Training for young Lutheran leaders

During February and March, ALC’s Director of Applied Learning, Emma Graetz, led sessions on Christian leadership for Lutheran primary school student leaders in the regions of New South Wales, Victoria...

ALC welcomes new lecturer

Rev Matthew Bishop has recently commenced as lecturer at ALC (0. 5 FTE). His call forms part of the ALC Board’s succession planning strategy for the College.

Respected lecturer retires after three decades of service

On 14 February, former colleagues, past students, family, friends and current work mates, gathered to farewell Rev Dr Andrew Pfeiffer, who has retired after 32 years of service.

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