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YL 520 Theology of the Church for Youth Ministry
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Dr. Dave Rahn |
| CONTACT INFO |
Huntington University |
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260-359-4228 (office phone) |
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260-359-4154 (office fax) |
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| Online Begins: |
June 21, 2010 |
| Meeting site: |
Huntington University, Huntington, IN |
| MEETING TIMES:
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Monday, 7/12/10,
2:00 pm - 9:00pm |
| Tuesday, 7/13/10,
8:00 am – 9:00 pm |
| Wednesday, 7/14/10, 8:00 am – 1:00 pm |
| Online Concludes: |
September 12, 2010 |
COURSE DESCRIPTION
Assumptions about the
practice of youth ministry and its relationship to the mission of God in the
world are examined in this course. Particular attention will be given to a
comparison of Jesus’ and Paul’s teachings about the nature of the Church and
deriving implications for contemporary youth ministry. (3 credits)
A WORD FROM PROFESSOR RAHN…
Graduate-level courses are great problem-solving journeys that students
and teacher are privileged to travel together. As the guide for this
ride, I think it is only fair that students know what they can expect from
me and I communicate what I expect from students. Here are a few things
to consider before you sign up to be a part of this particular learning
adventure:
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I promise to
be well-prepared to lead our learning experience together.
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I promise to
be attentive to student interests/needs that go beyond the scope of this
course.
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I promise to
lean on the Holy Spirit for both direction and power in this learning
opportunity.
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I promise to
communicate with students in a timely manner. Pre-meeting class
assignments will be received no later than October 17 (when the course
officially begins.) E-mail & web interaction can be expected at least
weekly. Grading and final feedback for the course will be received no
later than 2 weeks after January 19 (when the course officially
concludes).
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I promise to
make this learning experience as engaging, authentic and satisfying as I
can.
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I expect
students to be well-prepared to participate in our learning experience.
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I expect
students to care for fellow students
and love on one other.
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I expect
students to approach this course as an opportunity to be faithful to the
Lord Jesus.
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I expect
students to do graduate-quality work, completing their assignments on time
so that they may contribute to others’ learning.
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I expect
students to relax, give their best, respect others, be real and have fun.
YL
520 REGISTRATION DEADLINE: June 4, 2010
YL 520 major assignments: TBA
Additional
YL 520 details are available to registered students only.
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