This unit introduces the key elements and considerations of engaging in the practice of formal and informal Christian ministry.
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Australian Lutheran College
Semester 2 unit: Sent to Serve
This unit invites students to develop a theology of vocation and ministry patterned on Christ, the Good Shepherd, who ‘came to serve and not be served.'
Yarra Theological Union
Semester 2 unit: Bearing Witness: Second Year Capstone
In this unit, students are invited to engage with the history and contemporary contexts of the Church’s missional identity.
St Francis College
Semester 2 unit: Introduction to Leadership in Ministry
This unit will introduce you to the theory and practice of leadership from a Christian perspective and help you to explore how it is implemented in a local mission context.
Eva Burrows College
Semester 2 unit: The Church Under and Against Hitler
This unit explores the conflict between the Nazi regime and the German Churches (the Kirchenkampf – ‘Church Struggle’) in the early 1930s
Trinity College Theological SchoolSemester 2 unit: The Neighbour
Neighbours have been represented by images ranging from that of the monster and alien, to those of strangers or friends.
Semester 2 unit: The World ‘Made New’: European ‘Reformations’ and the Re-Construction of Identity
This unit will explore the myths and conflicted narratives of the Church in early modern Europe as it splintered and re-formed into denominational and national identities.
Semester 2 unit: Psalms
This Unit will cover the history of the study of the Psalms and contemporary interpretative concerns, including poetics and the shape of the Psalter. It will also cover the ongoing role of the Psalms in nurturing the...
Semester 2 Unit: The Gospel of John
This unit offers a critical scholarly study of the theological, literary, and pastoral significance of The Gospel of John within its First-Century context.
Semester 2 unit | Teaching Meditation and Prayer
This unit develops skills to teach meditation and prayer in a variety of contexts. Students will explore various approaches with a focus on silent meditation and establishing places of silence in a contemporary context.
Catholic Theological College