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bike riding,
family
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    Academic Biography

    1980 Bachelor of Science (Psych) (UNSW)

    1987 Bachelor of Theology (Honours 2A) (ACT)

    1989 Deaconed (Anglican Church of Australia,Sydney Diocese)

    1989 Dip A (Honours 2A) (MTC)

    1989 Priested (Anglican Church of Australia, Sydney Diocese)

    1996 MA (Theol) (ACT)

    2010 PhD (University of Sydney)

    PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE

    1980-85 District Officer, Dept of Youth & Community Services

    1985-88 Student, Moore College

    1989-90 Assistant Minister, St Mark’s, Yagoona

    1991-96 Assistant Minister, St Barnabas Broadway

Dr Keith Condie

Dean of Students
Lectures in Ministry and Church History


Keith and Sarah haave three wonderful children, Michael, Susannah and Jonathan.

Keith lectures in Ministry and Church History and his particular research interests are Richard Baxter, a 17th century English Puritan who wrote a lot, and understanding marriage from theological and psychological perspectives.

The whole family are greatly encouraged by attending St Barnabas Broadway.  Keith enjoys good books, music, going to the gym, family holidays, and telling typical dad jokes.

keith.condie@moore.edu.au

 ‘Narrative Features of Numbers 13-14 and their Significance for the Meaning of the Book of Numbers’, Reformed Theological Review 60.3 (2001) 123-137

Funding

$1,000 for University of Sydney towards search of UK archives for PhD

Other Writing

Articles

‘Some Further Correspondence between Richard Baxter and Katherine Gell’ The Historical Journal 53, 1 (2010), 165-176

Article in The Briefing

Review of the ‘Boundaries’ series, in The Briefing 288 (2002)

‘Building and maintaining marriage’ Issue 348, September (2007)

 

‘Puritan spirituality’

Theological, psychological and pastoral approaches to marriage