Tom counted it a privilege to begin to work closely with Brian Hill from 1992, having been aware of his writing over some years, and having Brian as an examiner for his Ph.D. dissertation. They both contributed to the Values in Education Project (1994–96), and have worked together on the Religious Studies Committee of the Churches Education Commission and through the Australian Association of Religious Education. Tom comments. “I have greatly appreciated Brian's enormous scholarship and I know his contributions [in the different projects] have been valued and highly-respected.”
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