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Want to do some great study?
Open your mind… do some study in 2007
As part of our commitment to nurturing and nourishing people in their faith, Redlands CRC have been in discussion with the Reformed Theological College (Geelong) about offering some courses here in Ormiston.
We
believe these
courses will make an excellent contribution to RCRC by offering a
valuable and
credible educational element. The courses are serious studies, developed
at
Diploma level as determined by the
Should there be sufficient and sustainable interest, this may developed into a full Diploma of Ministry (16 units, two years full time).
To help us
assess
whether this is something we should explore further, we need some
concrete
expressions of interest for courses that may be held from Semester 1
2007.
Please email dave@redlandscrc.org.au with you response, indicating which courses you would want to take. Each course will go for a period of 12 weeks, and should you desire, completion of the course(s) can receive credit toward a Diploma of Theology.
Course costs:
· $550 per subject (if taken for credit) – these fees are externally set and beyond our control. Those facing financial hardship may receive some assistance from RCRC
· $120 per subject if taken without credit.
The
same course
material and assessment will be applied to both credit and non credit
students.
These are the courses available for next year Sem 1
Christian
Worship – Lecturer:
Delivery: Intensive, plus
self guided
locally supported study (eg. lecturer will visit for two whole weeks,
once at
the commencement of the course and once in the middle weeks)
Overview: An introduction to biblical, historical and pastoral perspectives on Christian liturgy.
Aims:
a) To introduce candidates to biblical perspectives and major developments in Christian liturgy from the time of the Jesus to the present;
b) To assist candidates learn about significant issues in contemporary Christian worship;
c) To equip candidates with basic skills in the understanding, Preparation, planning and conduct of Christian corporate worship.
Principles of
Christian Leadership – Lecturer: David
Groenenboom
Delivery:
in house
lectures – 2 hrs per week
Overview: A study of leadership in Christian ministries in the light of biblical, theological and management perspectives.
Aims:
a) To develop candidates’ understanding of the theology and dynamics of leadership, challenging them to a commitment to excellence;
b) To promote the process of personal development, assisting candidates to become facilitators in the leadership development of others;
c) To equip candidates with the ability to manage congregations and other Christian organisations.
Theology: Doctrine
of God and Christ – Lecturer: Bill
Berends
Delivery: Locally facilitated external study
Overview: A study of major doctrines of the Christian faith.
Aims:
a) To introduce candidates to the whole range of major Christian doctrines;
b) To give candidates an overall perspective upon the structure and contents of Christian faith;
c) To enable candidates to begin to think theologically, integrating faith with biblical, historical and pastoral studies.
Possible
courses for
Semester Two:
·
Old Testament:
· Foundations for Evangelism
· Theology: Apologetics & Worldview
My
Expression of
Interest:*
I would like to express my strong interest in registering for the following courses:
[ ] Christian Worship
[ ] Christian Leadership
[ ] Theology
I would like to undertake this study
[ ] For credit ($550 per subject)
[ ] Not for credit ($120 per subject)
Name:
*I
understand that this
is not an application to register for the course. I also understand that
should
the courses be viable,
