St David’s Cathedral series of talks
St David's Cathedral is hosting a series of talks on Ethics called the Friday Forum which are designed to stimulate debate amongst the community of greater Hobart and offer a Christian perspective.
These talks will take place in the Cathedral at 1pm on the last Friday of each month. The first one is scheduled for 29 February with the Archbishop of Melbourne bringing a perspective on our Indigenous people.
There will also be a series of lunchtime talks every Wednesday at 1pm in the Cathedral during school term of Bible exposition with life application. These will commence on 20 February.
Both initiatives have been started to minister to those who work in the city and are daily required to live and breathe the Gospel in their workplace. It is hoped that networks of support would grow from these initiatives. The sessions are open to anyone.
Friday Forum
Last Friday of the month @ 1pm in St David's Cathedral Hobart, Cnr Macquarie and Murray Streets
- teasing out ethical quandaries
- current issues
- leading academics and practitioners
Friday 29 February Dr Phillip Freier Archbishop of Melbourne brings a current perspective on our Indigenous peoples.
Friday 28 March Dr Ted Bryant, Associate Professor of Geophysics at the University of Wollongong and expert on Global Warming brings some alternative views with particular reference to Tasmania.
Other speakers will include Father Michael Tate and Professor Peter Boyce.
Bring your sandwich and cappuccino. Free - but your donation will assist to bring future interstate speakers of note. Please tell as many as possible in your network. Phone 6234 4900 or email