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A Commitment to the Gospel
At the heart of the Christian faith is the person of Jesus: God and man, creator and redeemer, cruci ...
Read More..Authentic Staff
We are privileged to have a world-class teaching team who combine scholarly brilliance, many years o ...
Read More..Formation for lifelong leadership
At Laidlaw, our programmes are designed to help you think through who you are. We train leaders who ...
Read More..Providing a Supportive and Diverse Community
We are a multicultural community, with staff and students from many cultures, inspired by the vision ...
Read More..World-Class Teaching and Research
Our faculty are globally-respected lecturers and researchers, whose engaging teaching is informed by ...
Read More..Equipping Leaders for Church and Society
Laidlaw has been training leaders for church and society since 1922. This rich experience of over 90 ...
Read More..Our Faculty Tō tātou Kura
Miriam Fisher Christchurch Coordinator - Teacher Education
Miriam has been studying with Laidlaw for some time but joined us on staff in 2019 as the inaugural staff member in Christchurch for our Teaching programme. She lectures into Inclusive Education and The Arts. Miriam is currently working on her Master of Theology, with Laidlaw.
Events
Latest News from Laidlaw
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04 December 2020
Celebrating David Crawley
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17 November 2020
Celebrating with our 2019 Auckland Graduates
Family, friends, and staff gathered last evening at our Henderson campus to celebrate our 2019 Auckland Graduates. COVID restrictions saw our planned Graduation ceremony in Auckland cancelled twice this year. We didn’t want the year to pass without recognising those who would have crossed the stage at Graduation.
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13 November 2020
'Act justly, love mercy, walk humbly': Noticing and naming our power
Power operates in all societies, organisations, groups and families. It can be used constructively on behalf of flourishing, or it can work destructively to diminish wellbeing. We may not see ourselves as people who have (or want) power, but inevitably power is at work in our everyday interactions.
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10 November 2020
Counselling 20 Year Reunion Celebration
Stories, laughter and tributes flowed as we celebrated 20 years of Laidlaw’s Counselling programme in Auckland last Saturday. Alumni spanning two decades gathered over dinner at the Henderson campus to catch up and reminisce.
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30 October 2020
New look Encounter is out
We are excited to introduce a new look for our Encounter newsletter. This edition draws specially on our inaugural Winter Sessions Ngā Kōrero o Takurua, an Online Conference reflecting on the COVID-19 global pandemic.
Latest News from Laidlaw
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13 November 2020
'Act justly, love mercy, walk humbly': Noticing and naming our power
Power operates in all societies, organisations, groups and families. It can be used constructively on behalf of flourishing, or it can work destructively to diminish wellbeing. We may not see ourselves as people who have (or want) power, but inevitably power is at work in our everyday interactions.
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10 November 2020
Counselling 20 Year Reunion Celebration
Stories, laughter and tributes flowed as we celebrated 20 years of Laidlaw’s Counselling programme in Auckland last Saturday. Alumni spanning two decades gathered over dinner at the Henderson campus to catch up and reminisce.
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30 October 2020
New look Encounter is out
We are excited to introduce a new look for our Encounter newsletter. This edition draws specially on our inaugural Winter Sessions Ngā Kōrero o Takurua, an Online Conference reflecting on the COVID-19 global pandemic.
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