Skip to content
  • AJC
  • CTP
  • MSTC
  • Alumni
  • Student
  • Contact us
MST logo white
Study with us
Browse Courses
Browse Units
Open Day
MST Online
Library
Campuses
Overseas Students
Postgraduate Studies
Timetables & Key Dates
Student Support
Fees
Audit
Apply
Life at MST
Community
Events
News
Alumni
Prayer
About us
Who Are We?
Faculty
Centres & Departments
MST Board
FAQs
Accreditation
Donate
Apply now
Study with us
  • Browse Courses
  • Browse Units
  • Postgraduate Studies
  • Open Day
  • Library
  • MST Online
  • Campuses
  • Student Support
  • Overseas Students
  • Timetables and Key Dates
  • Fees
  • Auditing
Life at MST
  • Alumni
  • Community Life
  • Events
  • News
  • Prayer
About us
  • About MST
  • Faculty
  • Centres and Departments
  • MST Board
  • FAQs
  • Accreditation
Student
  • Canvas Login
  • eCampus Login
Enquire Now →
Book a Discovery Call →
Donate →
AJC
CTP
MSTC

Dr Thomas Kimber

Senior Lecturer in Spiritual and Pastoral Theology & Director of Research

Dr. Thomas Kimber - Senior Lecturer in Missional & Pastoral Theology
Ribbon

Dr Thomas Kimber

Thomas Kimber joined the faculty of MST in 2015. Originally from Southern California, Tom has served in a number of ministry positions as a writer, editor, teacher and mentor. Tom and his wife, Sue, were missionaries in China for nine years. After returning to the States, Tom taught at Biola University in the areas of pastoral theology and mission. Tom and Sue have served missionaries throughout Asia, Eastern Europe, and Africa. Tom’s areas of research interest include the integration of spiritual formation and pastoral theology and mission.

Qualifications

  • PhD, Talbot School of Theology
  • MDiv Talbot School of Theology
  • BA, University of Redlands

Publications

“The Virtue of Docility in Global Theological Conversation”, in Engaging Ethically in a Strange New World: A View from Down Under, Michael Brautigam and Gillian Asquith, eds. Eugene: Wipf & Stock, 2019. “Pastoral Reflections on Union with Christ: Jesus’ Personal, Relational Presence in the World Today”, Paradosis, 2017. “The Spirit of the Commandments: The Formation of God’s People” (Chinese translation by Wu Kiat Foo) in The Ten Commandments for Today, MST Chinese Monograph Series (Hong Kong: Ming Feng Press, May 2020). “The Role of Spiritual Development in the Cross-Cultural Reentry Adjustment of Missionaries,” Journal of Psychology and Theology, Winter 2012.

Presentations

“Pastoral Reflections on Union with Christ: Jesus’ Personal, Relational Presence in the World Today”, Paradosis, 2017. “Transformation through Contemplation: The Formation of Identity through the Gaze of the Soul,” Paradosis Conference, May 2019. “Virtue, Docility and the Global Church”, Bible, Churches and Spirituality in a (non?)-Secular World conference presentation, University of Stellenbosch, South Africa, September 27, 2018.

Affiliations

  • Evangelical Theological Society
  • Evangelical Missiological Society

To contact Dr Thomas Kimber use the contact details below

Email: mst@mst.edu.au 

Connect with Melbourne School of Theology

Facebook-f Linkedin-in Instagram Youtube
MST Logo

We are an interdenominational Bible college, based in the outer eastern suburbs of Melbourne. Since 1920, MST has faithfully trained those with a heart for ministry and mission with a solid Biblical grounding in God’s Word.

  • About Us
  • Faculty
  • Courses
  • Units
  • Audit
  • Contact Us
  • Donate
  • Alumni
  • Events
  • Apply
  • JW Searle Library
  • MST Chinese
  • Arthur Jeffery Centre
  • Centre for Theology and Psychology
  • Policies
  • 5 Burwood Highway, Wantirna, VIC 3152 Australia
  • Phone: +613 9881 7800
  • Email: info@mst.edu.au

We acknowledge the Wurundjeri People as the traditional custodians of God’s land on which MST stands, and pay our respects to their elders past and present, and extend our support for the emerging leaders of the future.

Subscribe

Receive updates of your choice.

Subscribe here

Melbourne School of Theology is an Affiliated College authorised to deliver courses for the Australian University of Theology, CRICOS Provider Code 02650E. ABN: 58 004 265 016. ACN: 004 265 016.

Enquire Now

By filling out the above form, you are agreeing to Melbourne School of Theology’s Privacy Policy, including the consent to contact for various marketing-related activities.

Subscribe

Contact information
Subscribe to receive:
Support MST
Receive more information about:

By filling out the above form, you are agreeing to Melbourne School of Theology’s Privacy Policy, including the consent to contact for various marketing-related activities.