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| CAREY WEEKLY NEWSLETTER 2026 S1 WEEK 9 |
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| | We know it wasn’t a break, but we missed our regular lecture schedule over the Study and Reading weeks, and we missed seeing many of you in classroms and online. So, we are looking forward to getting back to our normal schedule, and hopefully you are too. You've been hard at work, crushing those assessments, reading, and studying. Hopefully you did a bit of resting too. We are back to class this Tuesday, 28 April—remember, Carey is closed Monday, 27 April for ANZAC observance. If you’re on campus, don’t forget community lunch, and karakia! Woohoo! |
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Carey is epic, and you know that. But, do your friends? If you can think of someone who would thrive here—friends, family, churchgoers—invite them along to Open Day on 5 May. Check out the details! |
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| | Graduation is a time to celebrate with your peers, the faculty, and your friends and family. And it’s coming up soon! Everyone is welcome to come along, and, oh, it’s in our new building, Te Whare Tōtara, this year—yay! When: Saturday, 16 May at 2p.m. Where: The Journey church (ground floor 1 Marewa Road) |
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| | Karakia returns next Tueday, 28 April, and Julie Polglaze will be sharing with us. We can’t wait to be back together for worship. See you then! We are recording sermons from karakia this year, and they will be released in time through the CareyOPEN podcast. Stay tuned! |
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| | Library hours Back to normal, but the library is keeping going with the same hours because they are just that amazing. If you need access to the library after hours and on Saturdays, email the library.
Library TipIf you would like to save your searches for reference, you will need to sign in and save the items to a personal list. See the screenshot below: |
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| | Like knitting? Get involved with the Premmie Knitting Club’s Peggy Squares project and help support premature babies in NICUs across Aotearoa. All you need to do is knit a single 15×15cm square—beginners welcome! Squares are joined by volunteers into blankets and donated to hospitals nationwide. It’s a simple, plus you can do it while you are in class! If you need needles and wool, contact Neroli or Siong.
Understanding obstacles to theological study and testing solutions
Steve Taylor is conducting research and wants to talk to Carey Baptist College students about their experience of theological study. He is particularly keen to listen across different cultural contexts and diverse experiences. The research is for Longview Trust to understand the obstacles to theological training—any level (diploma, degree, postgraduate)—and test some practical scholarship solutions. The research is confidential, and a $50 gift voucher is offered to every student who participates. This could be 1-1 for 20-25 minutes. Or with a group of “study buddies.” It could be by phone or Zoom. Check out this video to learn more about Steve and the research, or get more information and a consent form here. To make a time to share your experience, contact Steve. |
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