The Centre for Apologetic Scholarship and Education (CASE) will be conducting two upcoming training sessions for those who would like to be able to give talks on Christian ethics at the beginning and end of life. The two evenings of training will be held at New College Village, University of NSW on 23rd September and 3rd November and are open to all.

Registration for each session will include an interactive education session with resource booklet, information regarding ongoing education resources and a slide presentation on the topic for the registrant’s own use as well as refreshments.

The training sessions will be conducted by Dr Megan Best, a bioethicist and Palliative Care doctor. She teaches medical ethics at UNSW and Sydney Missionary and Bible College and has had extensive experience in developing health policy at State and Federal government levels.

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