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TH100
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Introduction to Theological Education/Orientation for New Students
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Credits:
1
This course presents an overview of the role and significance of seminary life and training in the formation of ministerial identity. Practical issues of workload, finance, time management, and curricular structure will be examined as an orientation to the FCTS seminary experience. REQUIRED OF ALL M.DIV CANDIDATES ADMITTED AS OF FALL 2001.
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SS102
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Scriptural Studies III
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Credits:
3
An introduction to the basic elements of Hebrew and Christian scriptural studies, the developments and complexities of scripture and intertestamental texts and history. The course will follow an integrational approach relating such topics as history, biblical and critical interpretation, hermeneutics, sociological and ethical systems, Christian education and biblical theology. Third of three parts. REQUIRED OF ALL M.DIV CANDIDATES
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SS102
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Video Conference
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Dr. Sam Wright
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Show / Hide DetailsThu, Aug. 28 (6-9 pm) & Sat, Aug. 30 (9 am-5 pm)
Thu, Sept. 25 (6-9 pm) & Sat, Sept. 27 (9 am-5 pm
Thu, Oct. 23 (6-9 pm) & Sat, Oct. 25 (9 am-5 pm)
Thu, Nov. 20 (6-9 pm) & Sat, Nov. 22 (9 am-5 pm)
SS102
Student Webex Link: https://fcts.webex.com/fcts/e.php?AT=WMI&EventID=108462702
Phone Conference 1-201-793-9022
Room: 9602404
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3
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$900
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PT101
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Pastoral Identity
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Credits:
3
An opportunity for self-examination in the light of Gods call to Christian service, along with a consideration of the role of the minister from historical, sociological, and psychological perspectives.
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PT101
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Orlando
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Instructor:
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Dr. David Green
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Show / Hide DetailsThu, Aug. 28 (6-9 pm) & Sat, Aug. 30 (9 am-5 pm)
Thu, Sept. 25 (6-9 pm) & Sat, Sept. 27 (9 am-5 pm)
Thu, Oct. 23 (6-9 pm) & Sat, Oct. 25 (9 am-5 pm)
Thu, Nov. 20 (6-9 pm) & Sat, Nov. 22 (9 am-5 pm) ************************************* Student Webex Link: https://fcts.webex.com/fcts/e.php?AT=WMI&EventID=108462167
Phone Conference: 1-201-793-9022
Room is: 6059662
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3
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$900
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HS104
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The Hebrew Language I
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Credits:
3
An introduction to Hebrew grammar, syntax, and vocabulary with exercises in reading and writing. This introductory course is designed to be a first step toward competency in this biblical language.
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SS100
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Scriptural Studies I/Old Testament
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Credits:
3
An introduction to the basic elements of Hebrew scriptural studies, the developments and complexities of scripture and intertestamental texts and history. The course will follow an integrational approach relating such topics as history, biblical and critical interpretation, hermeneutics, sociological and ethical systems, religious education and biblical theology.
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SS100
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Video Conference
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Instructor:
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Dr. Sam Wright
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Show / Hide DetailsThu, Sept. 11 (6-9 pm) & Sat, Sept. 13 (9 am-5 pm)
Thu, Oct. 9 (6-9 pm) & Sat, Oct. 11 (9 am-5 pm)
Sat, Nov. 8 (9 am-5 pm) & Thu, Nov. 13 (6-9 pm)
Thu, Dec. 11 (6-9 pm) & Sat, Dec. 13 (9 am-5 pm)
SS100
Student Webex Link: https://fcts.webex.com/fcts/e.php?AT=WMI&EventID=108462672
Phone Conference 1-201-793-9022
Room: 9602404
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3
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$900
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HS100
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Historical Studies I
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Credits:
3
A study of the major characters, issues, and movements which formed the Christian church. The Church grew from a complex history of struggle, growth, controversy, faith, and commitment as it sought to understand and to give expression to its faith in Jesus Christ.
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HS100
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Video Conference
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Dr. Tony Ramos
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Show / Hide DetailsThu, Sept. 18 (6-9 pm) & Sat, Sept. 20 (9 am-5 pm)
Thu, Oct. 16 (6-9 pm) & Sat, Oct. 18 (9 am-5 pm)
Sat, Nov. 15 (9 am-5 pm) & Thu, Nov. 20 (6-9 pm)
Thu, Dec. 18 (6-9 pm) & Sat, Dec. 20 (9 am-5 pm) ************************************** Student Webex Link: https://fcts.webex.com/fcts/e.php?AT=WMI&EventID=108462537
Phone Conference 1-201-793-9022
Room is: 4033262
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3
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$900
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PT240
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Field Education I
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Credits:
3
Supervised ministry at approved sites; study will include opportunities for reflection with peers and a member of the faculty. Prerequisite: PT101 or permission of instructor.
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TH200
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Theological Studies I
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Credits:
3
An introduction to the basic tenets of the Christian faith. Systematic in its approach, this course will also give attention to the development of dogma, as well as contemporary expressions of Christian theology. Students will receive a strong background in basic Christian theology and will consider theological questions emerging from the modern world and applications of Christian theology to contemporary ministry.
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PT201
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Ministry as Pastoral and Spiritual Care
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Credits:
3
The nature of pastoral ministry as care-giving. Counseling, spiritual direction, and other care-giving functions of the pastor will also be examined. Prerequisite: PT101 or permission of instructor.
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PT201
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Video Conference
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Dr. David Green
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Show / Hide DetailsThu, Sept. 11 (6-9 pm) & Sat, Sept. 13 (9 am-5 pm)
Thu, Oct. 9 (6-9 pm) & Sat, Oct. 11 (9 am-5 pm)
Sat, Nov. 8 (9 am-5 pm) & Thu, Nov. 13 (6-9 pm)
Thu, Dec. 11 (6-9 pm) & Sat, Dec. 13 (9 am-5 pm) ************************************ Student Webex Link: https://fcts.webex.com/fcts/e.php?AT=WMI&EventID=108462202
Phone Conference: 1-201-793-9022
Room is: 6059662
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3
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$900
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PT200
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Ministry as Worship and Preaching
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Credits:
3
A study of the nature of worship with attention given to the different worship experiences discovered by students' field placement. This course deals with the Word of God as it comes to expression in sacrament and proclamation. Prerequisite: PT101 or permission of instructor.
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PT200
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Video Conference
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Instructor:
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Dr. Laurie Kraus
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Show / Hide DetailsThu, Sept. 18 (6-9 pm) & Sat, Sept. 20 (9 am-5 pm)
Thu, Oct. 16 (6-9 pm) & Sat, Oct. 18 (9 am-5 pm)
Sat, Nov. 15 (9 am-5 pm) & Thu, Nov. 20 (6-9 pm)
Thu, Dec. 18 (6-9 pm) & Sat, Dec. 20 (9 am-5 pm)
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Student Webex Link: https://fcts.webex.com/fcts/e.php?AT=WMI&EventID=108463027
Phone Conference 1-201-793-9022
Room: 9602404
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3
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$900
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HS428
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The American Religious Experience
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Credits:
3
A historical survey from the early 17th century through modern times. Topics will range from early Puritan thought and piety; the Great Awakening; Revivalism; Denominationalism and dissent; the Unitarian defection; Fundamentalist/Modernist controversy; Neo-Orthodoxy; through the radical theologies of the 1960s and their aftermath; and the role and contributions of African American and other Americans of non-European origins, women, Jews and Catholics. Contributions of many culturally diverse groups will be provided. Prerequisites: HS100, HS101 or permission of instructor.
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ES301
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Ministerial Ethics
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Credits:
3
A study of personal and congregational ethical issues facing today's pastor, such as conflicts of interest, handling of money, sexual harrassment and misconduct, the necessity of confidentiality, and legal issues pertaining to staff misconduct. Prerequisite: ES101 or permission of instructor.
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PT412
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Counseling and Family Systems
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Credits:
3
A review of the principles of systems theory in contrast to the individualism of contemporary psychology and theology. The theory will be tested in relation to specific issues of marriage, family and church contexts of special importance to both psychology and theology. Prerequisites: PT101, PT201, PT240, PT241 or permission of instructor.
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