Jacqueline Service

Jacqueline Service is a Lecturer in Theology at Charles Sturt University’s School of Theology (St Mark’s National Theological Centre), specializing in Trinitarian Theology, Divine Ontology, and Human Well-Being. She lectures in courses such as Introduction to Christian Theology, The Triune God, and Jesus the Christ, and contributes to research on theology’s intersection with international aid and development.

• Education: BA (Intercultural Studies), LLB (Hons), Grad Dip Legal Practice, MTh (with Distinction), PhD

Her research explores Trinitarian theology’s implications for human well-being and social justice, particularly in secular development frameworks. She received the Higher Degree by Research University Medal (2018) for her thesis on Trinitarian well-being as a rationale for human well-being.

Key Research Outputs include her 2024 monograph Triune Well-Being and peer-reviewed articles analyzing the theological foundations of development, disability theology, and the Trinity’s ontological relationships.

• Scientific Awards: Higher Degree by Research University Medal (2018)

She serves on the Editorial Board of Religion & Development (Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin) and as a Non-Executive Board Member of Micah Australia. Her career spans academia, law, and international development, including roles at AusAID and Alphacrucis College.