David Burke

David Burke

Adjunct Lecturer

David Burke is an adjunct lecturer (church history, applied theology, pastoral practice) and research fellow (cross-cultural studies). David was ordained as a Presbyterian minister in 1979 and has a long background in pastoral and educational work in Australia and S.E. Asia. He taught at Christ College part time from 1981-1999 and was on the full-time staff from 2011 to 2019. David is involved in several majority-world ministry training projects. David is married to Glenda, with whom he has an adult family.

  • 1976 Bachelor of Arts (Sydney University)
  • 1979 Bachelor of Divinity (Sydney University)
  • 1979 Diploma of Continuing Education (University of New England)
  • 1997 Master of Education (University of New England)
  • 2012 Candidate for Doctor of Education (Asia Graduate School of Theology)

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"Why Prosecute Dr Cameron?"

in Principle & Principal: The Other Side of the Rev Dr Peter Cameron Heresy Trial, edited by Paul F Cooper and David A Burke. Sydney: Eider Books, 2023.

"Introduction"

in Principle & Principal: The Other Side of the Rev Dr Peter Cameron Heresy Trial, edited by Paul F Cooper and David A Burke. Sydney: Eider Books, 2023.

"Proactive pastoral care"

in Effective Eldership: A Handbook for Shepherding God’s Church, edited by Murray Smith, 160-167. Sydney: Eider Books, 2022.

"Using the Code for good"

in Effective Eldership: A Handbook for Shepherding God’s Church, edited by Murray Smith, 233-240. Sydney: Eider Books, 2022.

"Liberty of Opinion"

in Read in the Light: the 1901 Declaratory Statement of the Presbyterian Church of Australia, edited by Paul F Cooper and David A Burke. Sydney: Eider Books, 2019.

"What is the ‘subordinate standard’?"

in Read in the Light: the 1901 Declaratory Statement of the Presbyterian Church of Australia, edited by Paul F Cooper and David A Burke. Sydney: Eider Books, 2019.

"Introduction"

in Read in the Light: the 1901 Declaratory Statement of the Presbyterian Church of Australia, edited by Paul F Cooper and David A Burke. Sydney: Eider Books, 2019.

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