Practicing Wesleyan-Holiness Spiritual Formation
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Course ID: |
CM102 |
Instructor: |
TBA |
Course Online: |
NO |
Course PDF: |
Faculty Guide
Student Guide
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Syllabus: |
Download PDF
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Length: |
20 Lessons |
Overview: |
Spiritual formation is the transformational outworking of the grace of God in the hearts and actions of human beings. It includes Christian fellowship, community, and worship (Eph 4:15-16) as well as acts of service (Gal 6:10). This course focuses primarily on the spiritual disciplines, devotional skills, and practices that open the door to the transforming Spirit. |
Evaluation: |
A minimum average of 70% equals Competency and a Pass in the Module.
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Tuition: |
Vocational: | $150.00 |
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Audit: | FREE |
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Requirements:
- Attendance: A Student may miss a total of 2 classes in any course with Explanation and Without Penalty.
- Reading: All Lesson Materials MUST be read before coming to class. (Faculty Guide)
- Homework: All assigned homework MUST be completed and submitted online by Due Date.
- Journals: All journal entries MUST be completed and submitted online by Due Date.
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Desired Outcomes:
Minimum Competency
- Ability to develop holy character by practicing faith formation and the classic Christian disciplines as means of grace.
- Ability to locate, understand, and use appropriate resources for individual and congregational spiritual formation.
- Ability and commitment to take responsibility for continuing spiritual development.
Preferred Competency
(all the above competencies plus those listed below)
- Ability to identify major persons in the history of Christian spirituality.
- Ability to identify and explain the historical and modern movements of Christian spirituality.
- Ability to identify and differentiate the holiness movement's approach to spirituality from other Christian and non-Christian forms of spirituality.
- Ability to assist others in developing a plan for spiritual formation.
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Please refer to 'The SourceBook for Ministerial Development' or the 'Faculty Guide Introduction' for More Information about Desired Outcomes
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