At the NCCA
Christ and Culture
2011
Christ and Culture: Mother Tongue Theologising
NATSIEC Indigenous Theology and Spirituality Conference 2011
See below for resources from this conference.
Read what some of the participants said about the conference in the Catholic Outlook Diocese of Parramatta June 2011 
catholic_outlook_June_2011.pdf
Sponsors:
NATSIEC would like to gratefully acknowledge a grant received from the Australian Research Theology Foundation Inc. www.artfinc.org.au
Short article on the first few days of Anthony's visit. Reddie_visits_Australia.pdf
Conference Resources
Christ and Culture Conference: Mother Tongue Theologising
Many of the sessions during the conference were recorded and are available to listen as MP3s on this website. Click on read more to read a synopsis of each session and to find a link to the recordings.
Please note that the link to the recording goes to an MP3 player page, you will have to note the title of the recording you want and click on that. Also, because the files are quite large, most of the recordings are in two or three parts. They should automatically play from one to the next.
Reddie Talks
While in Australia, Anthony Reddie did several talks, some of which were recorded.
Photo left: Anthony with the dancers from Yarrabah after a wonderful performance at Wontulp Bi-Buya College. Photo right: with staff and students at Wontulp Bi Buya College, Cairns.
Bibliography
Bibliography.doc
Biography Dr. Anthony G. Reddie
Anthony G. Reddie was born and brought up in Bradford, West Yorkshire. He holds a B.A. in History and a Ph.D. in Education (with theology) both degrees conferred by the University of Birmingham.
He is presently a Research Fellow Black Theology for The Queen’s Foundation For Ecumenical Theological Education.