1. Nau mai, Haere mai: Welcome
Jione Havea, Emily Colgan, Nāsili Vaka‘uta
(re)Locating theological studies
2. Margins as Thresholds
Nāsili Vaka‘uta
3. Early Christian Networking and Overcoming Isolation and Competition in Theological Studies in Aotearoa
Paul Trebilco
4. Gift exchange and pae nekeneke: Learnings for theological education from the history of becoming Presbyterian in Aoteoroa New Zealand
Steve Taylor
5. Whakawhanaungatanga (doing right relationship), Beyond a Failure of Nerve and Imagination
Kathleen P. Rushton
6. Tough Conversations: Engaging with Biblical “Texts of Terror” in Aotearoa New Zealand
Emily Colgan and Caroline Blyth
7. Asking the Right Questions: Noticing and Naming Sexual Abuse
David Tombs
8. Thresholds of Alternatives: Re-imagining the Vocation of Theological Educators
George Zachariah
9. Digital Technologies and Theological Education
Stephen Garner
Nativizing theological studies
10. Māori Theology: Unavoidable, Priority
Arapera Ngaha
11. Biculturalism and Democratic Decision-making: Models for Theological Education
Moeawa Callaghan
12. Once was Colonised: Jesus Christ
Te Aroha Rountree
13. Taniwha, Guardians in Creation: Thresholds for Māori Theology
Keita Hotere
14. Wheiao, a Threshold: Where Māori and Pākehā meet
Beverly Moana Hall-Smith and Rosemary Dewerse
15. Moana and Qoheleth: Futility in Diaspora?
Brian Fiu Kolia
16. Calling for CONversion
Jione Havea