ONLINE COURSE
CLASS DATES: TBD
INTENSIVE DATES: TBD
3 CREDIT HOURS

This course will engage you in multiple layers of reflection from scriptural, theological, historical, formational, and cultural perspectives leading to contextual and practical engagement using both classical and contemporary literature to plumb the depths of two millennia of reflection on ministry and its theological foundations. You will be given opportunities to practice interdisciplinary integration and reflective skills in their Christian life and service.This course will be co-taught by professors and practitioners from different disciplines.

After completing this course, you will be able to:

1. Articulate current trends in biblical scholarship as applicable for ministry
2. Assess contemporary theological trends, as relevant to ministry
3. Raise the awareness of and utilize personal assets and challenges for ministry
4. Develop peer relationships and accountability as well as skills to work in group reflection formats, applicable to ministry
5. Establish and nurture solid biblical and theological foundations for ministry

Bill Brackney