Upcoming Events
30 October 2025
Free Will or Divine Script? An Interfaith Conversation
6pm
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7.30pm
29 College Cres, Parkville
30 October 2025
Free Will or Divine Script? An Interfaith Conversation
Please join us for an interfaith conversation about the role theology plays in understanding our world. We'll be exploring how our understan...
6pm
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7.30pm
29 College Cres, Parkville
3-4 September 2025
Gaza Vigil: We will speak their names
Wed 7.30am
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Thurs 1.30pm
In Person
3-4 September 2025
Gaza Vigil: We will speak their names
For 30 continuous hours, we will read out loud the names of each of the 18,000+ children killed in Gaza, the 210 children killed in the Wes...
Wed 7.30am
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Thurs 1.30pm
In Person
31 August 2025
Mending our Social Fabric
6.30pm
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8.30pm
In Person
31 August 2025
Mending our Social Fabric
Join us for a special evening as we hear from two extraordinary women peacebuilders about their work in Israel and Palestine. This is a co-...
6.30pm
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8.30pm
In Person
15 June 2025
The Other Film Premier
2.30pm
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4.30pm
In Person
15 June 2025
The Other Film Premier
The Other is an award-winning documentary filmed from 2017-2024, including the 7 October Hamas attack and during the subsequent war. The oth...
2.30pm
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4.30pm
In Person
13 Nov 2024
Christian Monastic Wisdom Today
5:30pm
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7pm
In Person
13 Nov 2024
Christian Monastic Wisdom Today
Join us at the Contemplative Studies Centre for an enlightening talk with our Director Robyn Whitaker and Cyprian Consiglio, a Camaldolese ...
5:30pm
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7pm
In Person
Photos from our Launch in 2024
Theology On Tap
Theology on Tap is an occasional community event organised by The Wesley Centre to create a space where people from all walks of life can come 'Eat, Sip, Listen & Discuss' various topics within Theology.
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Acknowledgement of Country
We acknowledge that The Wesley Centre and its staff are working and residing on the land of the Wurundjeri People of the Kulin Nation and acknowledge Elders past and present.
Always was, always will be Aboriginal land.