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The Counseling Relationship: Process And Skills, Janet Dean
The Counseling Relationship: Process And Skills, Janet Dean
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No abstract provided.
Relational Psychodynamic Counseling, Stephen Stratton
Assessment Inventories In Counseling, Stephen Stratton
Counseling Practicum, Dr. Kenneth Myers
Practicum In Pastoral Care, Dr. Kenneth Myers
Counseling Internship - One, Tiffany Arrows
Assessment Inventories In Counseling, Stephen Stratton
Counseling Internship - Three, Tiffany Arrows
Professional Development Meeting 2, Jacqueline Smith
Internship, Robert (Jeff) Hiatt
Advanced Issues In Cross-Cultural Counseling Inindividuals And Families, Tapiwa Mucherera
Advanced Issues In Cross-Cultural Counseling Inindividuals And Families, Tapiwa Mucherera
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No abstract provided.
Mentored Ministry Practicum, Joy Ireland
Career Counseling, Anthony (Tony) Headley
Pastoral Crisis Intervention, Tapiwa Mucherera
Counseling Theories And Techniques, Stephen Stratton
Counseling Internship - Two, Dr. Kenneth Myers
Counseling Internship - Three, Dr. Kenneth Myers
Professional Development Meeting 2, Jacqueline Smith
Counseling Theories And Techniques, Stephen Stratton
Counseling Internship - Two, Tiffany Arrows
Moral Issues In Death And Sickness, James Thobaben
Mentored Ministry - One, Joy Ireland
Family Development: Discipleship And The Home, Chris Kiesling
Family Development: Discipleship And The Home, Chris Kiesling
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No abstract provided.
Advanced Clinical Pastoral Education, Tapiwa Mucherera
Career Counseling, Anthony (Tony) Headley
Internship, Robert (Jeff) Hiatt
A Spirituality Of Christian Activism, Evangelical Advocacy: A Response To Global Poverty
A Spirituality Of Christian Activism, Evangelical Advocacy: A Response To Global Poverty
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This course will explore the intersection of Christian spirituality and social engagement. Against the stereotype surrounding those whom church history has called “mystics” that they are disengaged from the world, this course examines both historical and contemporary movements of spirituality—that is, movements that can be considered monastic or mystical—that were very much engaged in activities of compassion, justice, and advocacy.
Global South Theologies And Public Policies, Evangelical Advocacy: A Response To Global Poverty
Global South Theologies And Public Policies, Evangelical Advocacy: A Response To Global Poverty
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The major goal of this seminar is for us, as Christ-ians, to explore a few of the theologies and political realities in the global south from the perspectives and experiences of global south scholars. A secondary goal is for us followers of Jesus to construct theological and public policy possibilities in conversation with what we are learning.
Ctm 604, The Bible, Pacifism, Just War And Just Peacemaking, Evangelical Advocacy: A Response To Global Poverty
Ctm 604, The Bible, Pacifism, Just War And Just Peacemaking, Evangelical Advocacy: A Response To Global Poverty
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An analysis of the arguments--biblical, theological, historical--for and against the claim that Christians should never kill and exploration of nonviolent peacemaking. Class discussion and student presentations will be a major part of the class.
Theologies And Practices Of Nonviolence And Social Change, Evangelical Advocacy: A Response To Global Poverty
Theologies And Practices Of Nonviolence And Social Change, Evangelical Advocacy: A Response To Global Poverty
Syllabi
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The Arab Spring (2011) reminded the world both of the power of nonviolence to bring about social change and of the significant costs involved. In this course we will explore the theological and biblical resources in Christianity that support as well as interrogate nonviolent praxis and aggressive nonviolent direct action. We will discuss the spirituality of nonviolence, alternatives to both passivity and violence, justifications of violence and revolution, coercion, responsibility vs. faithfulness, and the pragmatic realities of refusing to kill people in order to improve one's socio-political-economic situation or in order to protect life.