Current Topics in Christian Education 1–3 Designed for upper division students in Christian Education who want to study specialized topics not currently covered in catalog course offerings. Notes: May be taken two times with different emphasis. Fee may be required. Admission by academic advisor approval. By arrangement. 2 Examines contemporary movements and trends in children’s ministry. Addresses legal, social, and administrative issues surrounding the practice of children’s ministry. When Offered: Fall, even years. Special Studies in Children’s Ministries Adult Development & Education 2 A study of issues and development tasks of adults. Attention to the ministry of meeting the needs and utilizing the potential of adults. When Offered: Spring. Cross–listed: TTCE 678. 1–3 Development of skills in an independent study of topics in the field of Christian Ministries, When Offered: Fall/Spring. Prerequisite: Senior level Christian Ministries majors only and departmental approval. Notes: May be repeated. Offered by arrangement. Independent Study in Christian Ministries Advance Studies in Children’s Ministries 2 In–depth analysis of issues related to leadership roles in children’s ministry. Topics to include integration with family ministries, event planning, staff supervision, training volunteers, budget management, scheduling, counseling, and parent relations, etc. Students are required to be serving in a children’s ministry location during the semester for a minimum of 10 hours per week. When Offered: Spring. Prerequisite: 465. 2 In–depth analysis of issues related to leadership roles in youth ministry. Topics to include integration with family ministries, event planning, staff supervision, training volunteers, budget management, scheduling, counseling, and parent relations, etc. Students are required to be serving in a youth ministry location during the semester for a minimum of 10 hours per week. When Offered: Fall. Prerequisite: 465. Advanced Studies in Youth Ministries Advanced Studies in Family Ministry 2 In–depth analysis of issues related to leadership roles in family ministry. Topics to include event planning, staff supervision, training volunteers, budget management, scheduling, counseling, and parent relations, etc. Students are required to be serving in a family ministry location during the semester for a minimum of 10 hours per week. When Offered: Spring. Prerequisite: 465.
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