Pastoral Ministry Foundations
Being a pastoral leader in today’s world is complex. By exploring biblical and theological foundations for pastoral ministry you will be equipped to understand yourself better and will learn vital skills to minister to people in your Christian context.
Commences
- February 2024, Summer School - admissions close on Friday 26 January 2024
Enrolment
Eva Burrows College delivers higher education awards as a college of the University of Divinity. Visit the Higher Education Enrolment page to learn more about the steps you need to take to commence the enrolment process, or for more information, email enquiries@ebc.edu.au
Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of this unit, it is expected that students will be able to:
- Articulate the biblical and theological foundations for pastoral ministry.
- Describe the place of pastoral care within the overall ministry of the church.
- Demonstrate and evaluate effective helping skills for pastoral ministry and pastoral care.
- Reflect theologically and personally on an understanding of self and others.
Lecturer
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Major Dr Grant Sandercock-Brown serves as a corps officer as well as a lecturer at EBC. His writings have appeared in Salvation Army publications around the world. His first book, From a Middle Aged Dad to a Teenage Daughter was published by IHQ and his second, 21 Questions for a 21st Century Army was published by Booth College in 2014. |
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Mode of Delivery
This unit is delivered as an online intensive with course materials on ARK, the Learning Management System for all our higher education study. Login details for this unit will be accessible to students on confirmation of enrolment into an award or the unit.
Requirements
To study online, you will need to find around 9 hours per week for readings, activities and assessments for each unit. To learn more visit our Online Campus page.
Textbooks
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Margaret Whipp. SCM Study guide to Pastoral Theology. London, UK: SCM Press, 2013. |
Unit Costs
This undergraduate unit costs approx. $2,047 which is determined by the University of Divinity and reviewed annually. You could also study this unit as a non-award student (audit) at the cost of $500. Non-credit study is for students who wish to study a unit but not participate in formal assessments. Fees are consistent for domestic and international students. International students are charged a separate application fee of $300 (plus GST) upon enrolment. Students who meet eligibility criteria may be eligible for AUSTUDY and FEE-HELP assistance.
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