S+H 2010 Apr-May-June.pdf - Trinity School for Ministry

WEEK ONE – June 7-11
WEEK TWO – June 14-18
“Jesus Through Non-Western Eyes,”
Ken Bailey / Grant LeMarquand
(NT 675/875) C D
Internationally-known and perennial
Trinity favorite, the Rev. Dr. Kenneth
Bailey will present “Jesus Through Middle Eastern
Eyes” each morning. The afternoon sessions are
“Reading the Gospels Through African Eyes” by the
Rev. Dr. Grant LeMarquand. Both are required for
academic credit in this Masters/Doctoral tiered course.
“The Thirty-nine Articles of Religion,”
John Rodgers (ST 675/875) C D
This Masters/Doctoral tiered course carefully
examines the historic doctrinal foundations of
orthodox Anglicanism, with Bp. John Rodgers.
NOTES: Space is limited; no auditors at this time. This class
may be used to satisfy the degree requirement for ST 600 –
Essentials of Evangelical Theology.
“Listening and Trusting in an Age
of Complexity,” Laurie Thompson
(DM 800) C D
A DMin orientation course integrating
theology, spirituality, and missiology, with the
Rev. Dr. Laurie Thompson.
“Management for Clergy” A
June 8 and June 9, 1:00 – 2:30 p.m., Preaching
Workshops for assistance in sermon preparation.
June 8: On Tuesday afternoon, a presentation
will be made by the Rev. Canon Mary Hays on
leadership and spirituality. After dinner, learn
from Spence Flournoy and other experts about
managing a budget.
June 9: On Wednesday afternoon, Canon Hays will
discuss conflict management in the parish.
Alumni Dinner Adventure A
June 9: Trinity will host all Alumni for
an enjoyable, memorable dinner of
great food and fellowship in a yet-to-bedisclosed
setting. Dress casual!
“Understanding Alzheimer’s,”
Carol Harrold A
June 10 & 11 evenings and all day, Saturday,
June 12, Trinity offers the 3rd annual
“Understanding Alzheimer’s” Seminar led
by Carol Harrold, MD. Attendance is free of
charge through a generous grant from the Elizabeth
Rowan Family.
SPECIAL
“Models of Church Planting & Congregational
Development: Disciple-Making for the New
Anglicanism,” John Macdonald, Convener
(ME/PT 655/855) C D
This class is convened by the Rev. Cn. John
Macdonald with guest instructors: the Rev. Tom Herrick,
Mrs. Jenni Bartling, the Rev. Ron McCrary and the Rev.
William Beasley. The class ends in time to allow students
to attend the Church Planting Roundtable (Thursday,
June 17 through noon Saturday, June 19). Attendance at
the Roundtable is required for credit students enrolled in
ME/PT 655/855.
INTEREST
TO ALL
A Roundtable on Church Planting &
Catechesis (June 17-19)
Church Planting and Disciple-Making
for the New Anglicanism – Looking to
the future of Anglicanism: Strategies
for fulfilling the Great Commission. The Convener,
the Rev. Cn. John Macdonald, has invited Archbishop
Robert Duncan and nine leaders in church planting
and discipleship to bring their combined experience
and insights to propel Anglican church planting and
catechesis forward.
Presenters include the Rev. Cn. David Roseberry, the Rev.
Tom Herrick, the Rev. William Beasley, the Rev. Dr. Tory
Baucum, the Rev. Mike Wurschmidt, Mrs. Jenni Bartling,
the Rev. Ron McCrary, the Rt. Rev. “Doc” Loomis, and Dr.
Phil Harrold.
“The Patristic Catechumenate for Today’s
Mission-Shaped Church,” Phil Harrold
(CH 675) C
“The Patristic Catechumenate for Today’s
Mission-Shaped Church”draws on early church
history to glean contemporary help in making disciples in
the Great Tradition, with Dr. Phil Harrold.
“Evangelical Theology for a Pluralistic Age,”
Justyn Terry (ST 800) C D
This course will briefly survey the essentials
of evangelical theology and consider how this
theology forms a coherent worldview, with the
Very Rev. Dr. Justyn Terry.
“Advanced Hebrew Exegesis,” Don Collett
(OT 700) C
This is a two-week course offering an in-depth
study of Old Testament passages employing
Hebrew language skills, with Dr. Don Collett.