Movements that Changed History 1 (Day Course)

TS 500 Movements that Changed History 1 (3 credits)
Tuesdays & Thursdays: 11.00 am – 12.45 pm, 20 July – 20 November 2015

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. Students taking this course for audit (i.e. not for credit), will not be required to fulfil the pre-requisite.

Matthew Winslow, ThM

Matthew has served with Cru since 2002 and ministered cross-culturally in East Asia before completing his ThM degree in Historical Theology and Cross-cultural Ministry. While studying the history of the Church, Matthew came to appreciate and understand God better. He enjoys helping others see how God has been at work throughout history. He and his wife, Sijie, have three young children.

You may register online or contact us if you have any query. Registration deadline is Friday, 10 July 2015.

The complete 2015-2015 First Semester Courses Information PDF brochure may be downloaded or visit the 2015-2016 First Semester Courses Information page.

Christian Leadership Foundations (Day Course)

LF510 Christian Leadership Foundations (3 credits)
Fridays: 2.00 pm – 5.30 pm, 20 July – 20 November 2015

You can’t lead others well until you are able to lead yourself. The course examines the biblical standard of leadership against some popular leadership ideas. You will discover how God has uniquely designed you as a leader in areas of gifting, passion, personality, and life experience and also how these define your ministry opportunities. You will develop a self-care and developmental plan based on an understanding of your physical, mental, social, and spiritual conditions. As you attempt to discover your personal vision and mission from God, these have implications for personal management of time, talent, and treasure over a lifetime. Ministry models of a shepherd, a steward, and a servant in leadership will also be studied and applied.

Roland Tan, DMin

Roland has been involved in spiritual leadership and teaching since joining Cru Singapore (formerly Singapore Campus Crusade for Christ) over 40 years ago. He and his wife, Ying Kheng, served as missionaries in the Philippines, Korea, and Hong Kong. For ten years, he led Singapore Campus Crusade as national leader.

You may register online or contact us if you have any query. Registration deadline is Friday, 10 July 2015.

The complete 2015-2015 First Semester Courses Information PDF brochure may be downloaded or visit the 2015-2016 First Semester Courses Information page

Physical Settings of the Bible (Evening Course)

BS531 Physical Settings of the Bible (2 credits)
Selected Thursdays 7.00 pm-9.15 pm, 20 July – 20 November 2015

Have you gone on a Holy Land tour in the past and would like to learn more about the places you visited? Or would you like to go sometime in the future?  This course will help you better understand the biblical geography, history, and culture. The evening seminars are designed to enhance your personal understanding and study of the Bible.

Keith Shubert, PhD
Keith enjoys making the world of the Bible come alive for his students. He lived in Jerusalem while doing his Master degree in Historical Geography of Ancient Israel at the Jerusalem University College.

You may register online or contact us if you have any query. Registration deadline is Friday, 10 July 2015.

The complete 2015-2015 First Semester Courses Information PDF brochure may be downloaded or visit the 2015-2016 First Semester Courses Information page.

Biblical Counselling In Ministry (Day Course)

LF561 Biblical Counselling In Ministry (2 credits)
Fridays: 2.00 pm – 5.30 pm, 20 July – 20 November 2015

Have you been asked to counsel a friend, someone at your church, or a member of your small group? This course introduces foundational principles and techniques of a ministry of care and counselling. This course includes a study of biblical, theological, and ethical aspects of counselling in ministry as well as common counselling concerns often encountered by ministry practitioners.

Justine Han Hye Jeong, PhD
Justine has counselled people in church and ministry situations in Korea, Japan, and USA.  She served with Cru and has also been a Pastor of Women’s Ministry and Children’s Ministry for Korean-American churches.  She has been a Course Tutor of Education and Pastoral Ministry in the Distance Education at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School (USA). She and her husband, Raymond, have two adult children.

You may register online or contact us if you have any query. Registration deadline is Friday, 10 July 2015.

The complete 2015-2015 First Semester Courses Information PDF brochure may be downloaded or visit the 2015-2016 First Semester Courses Information page.

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Theology 1 (Day Course)

TS510 Theology 1 (3 credits)
Tuesdays & Thursdays: 9.00 am – 10.45 am, 20 July – 20 November 2015

The purpose of this course is to survey, interact with, and imaginatively apply in the contemporary context the major theological and scriptural doctrines relating to the Bible, God the Father, Jesus Christ, and the Holy Spirit.

Pre-requisites: BS510 Bible Study Methods and Hermeneutics, TS510 Worldview and Biblical Decision Making or IS520 Contextualisation. Students taking this course for audit (i.e. not for credit), will not be required to fulfil the pre-requisites.

Matthew Winslow, ThM

Matthew is a Cru staff since 2002 and has ministered cross-culturally in East Asia before doing his ThM degree in Historical Theology and Cross-cultural Ministry. Matthew loves thinking carefully about who God is and how we can communicate him to others in light of current questions that are being asked.

You may register online or contact us if you have any query. Registration deadline is Friday, 10 July 2015.

The complete 2015-2015 First Semester Courses Information PDF brochure may be downloaded or visit the 2015-2016 First Semester Courses Information page.