Faith and work in the age of AI

Life@Work: The Morning Brief

Wed 6 May

NSW, ACT, QLD, VIC, TAS

7.30am-8.30am

SA

7am-8am

WA

5.30am-6.30am

Stephen Driscoll

Andrew Laird

Life@Work: The Morning Brief are short, sharp sessions designed to practically equip and encourage you for life at work as a Christian. It’s where real workers wrestle with real workplace issues. They also provide an opportunity for you to meet with other Christians in the workplace in your city.

Don’t miss out on one of the things that makes Life@Work: The Morning Brief great - meeting with others! When you register, simply select from one of the locations below:

BRISBANE: Ann Street Presbyterian, Level 1, 143 Ann St, Brisbane City (enter via the forecourt) - FREE
SYDNEY: Scots Church, 44 Margaret St, Sydney - FREE
HOBART: Sypkes boardroom, Level 5/85 Macquarie St, Hobart - FREE
Optional: $20 for coffee and breakfast ordered with registration
CANBERRA: St John's Anglican Church, 45 Constitution Ave, Reid - FREE
MELBOURNE: Scots Church Melbourne, Level 1, 156 Collins Street, Melbourne - FREE
Optional: $15 for coffee and breakfast ordered with registration
PERTH: The Platform, 3/256 Adelaide Terrace, Perth - FREE
Optional: $15 for breakfast ordered with registration
TAMWORTH: St Peter's Anglican Church, 66-74 Kathleen St, South Tamworth - FREE

ONLINE OPTIONS ACROSS AUSTRALIA!
If you're unable to come along in person we'd love you to join us online. The online event starts at 7:30am AEST (5:30am in Perth).

We look forward to seeing you there!

Please contact Aaron Johnstone for more information.

With

Stephen Driscoll

Speaker

Stephen Driscoll is an author, pastor, and self-confessed tech realist. He works in campus ministry for AFES and lives in Canberra with his wife and two young children. He is the author of Made in our image: God, artificial intelligence and you, which was awarded 2025 Australian Christian Book of the Year.

Andrew Laird

MC

Andrew works for Third Space in Canberra and directs Life@Work – an initiative aimed at connecting Christian faith with daily work. In his years working as a journalist, then mentor and spiritual advisor to working professionals, Andrew Laird has seen first-hand the challenges many face in bringing their ‘whole selves’ to work. He’s the author of I am what I do: Reshaping our understanding of self and work and Under Pressure.