Theology of Work – Module 1: Work in God’s Story
Why does work, which has genuine dignity, so often go wrong?
This module begins with common experiences of work as fruitless, pointless, or self-serving, then examines the deeper problem: the human tendency to ask work to provide what only God can give. From there, the module develops a creation-grounded account of work. We will consider what it means to be made in God’s image, to receive responsibility in the world, and to work from a secure identity rather than for one.
Dates: 29 Aug, 12 Sep, 26 Sep 2026
Time: 9am – 12pm
Venue: East Asia School of Theology (Level 3)
Instructor: Ms June Chan
Credits: 0.5
Fees: $40 (Includes $10 Module Registration fee + $30 course fee)*
Ms June Chan, ThM, MLitt, received her ThM from Dallas Theological Seminary (USA) and an MLitt in Theology and the Arts at the University of St Andrews (Scotland), engaging in interdisciplinary study and research on the role of the arts within theology and the place of theology within the arts. Her academic preparation and ministry experience reflect her passion to equip others to live authentic and holistic lives devoted to the Lord.





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