About This Course
Practical theology is an academic discipline focused on applying theological insights to everyday life. It aims to make theology relevant and useful in addressing real-world concerns. Through this course, students will engage with the practical application of theological concepts, including sub-disciplines such as pastoral theology and homiletics. The course will involve examining and reflecting on religious practices to understand the theology behind them and to explore how theological theory and practice can be better aligned, adjusted, or enhanced.
Language of instruction will depend on tutor and tutor location
Learning Objectives
Pastoral Care and Counseling – Strategies for providing emotional and spiritual support to individuals and communities.
Preaching and Homiletics – Techniques and approaches for effective sermon delivery and communication of theological ideas.
Worship and Liturgy – Study of the practices and structures of worship services, including their theological significance and impact.
Church Administration and Leadership – Management and organizational practices within religious institutions, including leadership dynamics and governance.
Ethics and Moral Theology – Examination of ethical issues and moral decision-making from a theological perspective, addressing contemporary social and personal dilemmas.
Target Audience
- Leaders
- Teachers
- Students
Curriculum
Morality and Leadership
Relevance of the Church Today
Social Media Evangelism?
Challenges for Today’s Pastors
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