PTS Catalogue - Princeton Theological Seminary
PTS Catalogue - Princeton Theological Seminary
PTS Catalogue - Princeton Theological Seminary
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5. Involvement in field education placements that focus on ministry<br />
to/for women<br />
6. Organization/implementation of new programs to meet needs of women<br />
in the community<br />
Contact the chair of WICAM for more information, and to be advised in the process.<br />
Women’s Studies Courses—Full (entire course devoted to women-related topics)<br />
OT3360 Old Testament, Women, and Cultural/Ecclesial<br />
Diversity<br />
OT3466 Women in Old Testament Narratives<br />
CH3217 Christian Women in the World of Late Antiquity<br />
CH3218 Women Leaders of the Medieval Church<br />
CH3213 Medieval Female Spirituality<br />
CH/EC3338 Women in African Christianity<br />
CH/EF3460 Prayer and Spiritual-Devotional Life<br />
CH3510 Women and Religion in Modern Europe<br />
TH3466cr Feminist and Womanist Theology<br />
PR3261 Exploring Women’s Preaching Traditions<br />
Women’s Studies Courses—Component (at least 1/3 of course devoted to womenrelated<br />
topics)<br />
OT3437 Song of Songs<br />
CH3215 Syriac Christianity and the Rise of Islam<br />
CH3250 Holy Things: The Role of Objects in Medieval and Early<br />
Modern Christianity<br />
CH3451 Popular Religion and Popular Culture in Modern<br />
Europe<br />
Worship Studies<br />
The emphasis in Worship Studies is designed for Th.M. candidates. This interdisciplinary<br />
perspective provides students with an opportunity to reflect on the<br />
church’s liturgical life by drawing on coursework from all departments of the<br />
theological curriculum.<br />
Working with an adviser, students select from a variety of offerings those courses<br />
that will meet their purposes and interests, complement their educational objectives,<br />
and fulfill the requirements of their program. The registrar, in consultation<br />
with faculty, identifies courses each year that give particular or concentrated attention<br />
to worship in its many forms. Students may also elect other courses in which it<br />
is possible to focus on issues of worship. In addition, courses at Westminster Choir<br />
College of Rider University, particularly in the Department of Church Music, may be<br />
taken under the <strong>Seminary</strong>’s inter-institutional arrangement.<br />
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