Church History 1 (Nov-Dec 2016 Intensive Course)

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Registration deadline is Wednesday, 16 November 2016. You may register online or contact us for registration form.

TS500 Church History 1 (3 credits)
23 November–2 December 2016, Mondays to Fridays, 9.00 am–5.00 pm
(starts on Wednesday, 23 November 2016)

Do you know your spiritual heritage? This course will take you through a study of Christianity from the late first century to the rise of the Enlightenment. There is special emphasis on key figures and events as well as theological developments in the Church through these centuries. Pre-requisite: LF500 Research and Writing for Christian Leadership. 

Ray Albrektson, PhD

Ray Albrektson holds a Masters of Divinity degree from the International School of Theology and a doctorate in New Testament Studies.  He has taught courses in over twenty-five countries.  Ray and his wife, Kathy have two adult children and three grandsons.  Ray is the author of several books including: Living Large: How to Live Well—Even on a Little! and Money Savvy Kids:  How to Raise Penny Wise Kids in a Money Hungry World.

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Vocational Holiness and Marketplace Spiritual Formation (Nov-Dec 2016 Intensive Course)

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Registration deadline is Wednesday, 16 November 2016. You may register online or contact us for registration form.

LF547 Vocational Holiness and Marketplace Spiritual Formation (3 Credits)
23 November–2 December 2016, Mondays to Fridays, 9.00 am-5.00 pm
(starts on Wednesday, 23 November 2016)

Committed Christians are often concerned about discovering God’s will for their lives in terms of what occupation to take up or who to marry. The deeper question will be to discern what is God’s calling – to be and become. Another concern is how they are to live and have their being in their workplace and marketplace. Central to this is how to maintain the vitality of their spiritual life and growth in the modern lifestyle that is extremely hectic and exhausting. This course will deal with Christian discernment or decision-making and the theology of God’s calling and vocation. It will examine Ignatian, Quaker, Puritan and Wesleyan approaches to discernment. The issue of hectic and busy lifestyles will be examined and approaches developed to nurture the spiritual life. The concepts of Missio Dei and Sabbath in their vocations will be developed.

Suitable for people who wants to know more about making important life choices, about Godly decision-making and God’s calling; about Christian discernment; about spiritual maintenance and growth in busy and stressful lifestyles.

Alex Tang, PhD & MD

Alex Tang is an associate professor of paediatrics in Monash University and consultant paediatrician at KPJ Johor Specialist Hospital.  His PhD is in Spiritual Formation, Discipleships, and Education from Asia Graduate School of Theology–Asia. He is a popular speaker, especially on ethical issues and spiritual formation.

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