Pastoral CoursesPosted by Administrator on 30/06/2009 11:06:11 CIMS2110/1/CAMS/KL
Knowing Your Church
Church of God History and Polity
Facilitator: Rev Winston Taylor
A study of the ministry of the Church of God with emphasis on the growth of the church from a small south eastern group to a global church of over 4 million members. This course will also examine the organizational structure of the Church of God.
1 CIMS credit.
CIMS2120/2/MIP/KL
Leading With Integrity
Church Leadership and Administration
Facilitator: Bishop Deverton Douglas
A study of contemporary concepts of spiritual leadership with emphasis on Scriptural models for varied administrative and leadership functions, including communication, decision making, conflict management, delegation, financial accountability, stewardshipand operational procedures. Christ should be at the centre of the leadership role.
2 CIMS credits.
CIMS2130/1/CAMS/KL
Understanding Yourself and Others
Understanding Human Behaviour
Facilitator: Rev Phyllis Thompson
An introduction to the study of human personality and behaviour from a Christian perspective. The goal of such a study is to help the student to attain a better self understanding and to gain knowledge of the personality attributes of the individuals with whom he or she interacts.
1 CIMS credit.
CIMS2140/2/MIP/KL
Equipping People for Ministry
Biblical Discipleship
Facilitator: Rev Nettie Williams
A comparison of historical and contemporary models of discipleship, with emphasis on the pastoral role of mentoring and helping to develop lay people for ministry. This course is designed to motivate and train lay leaders to live a distinctively Spirit-filled life and to promote greater ministry involvement on their part.
1 CIMS credit.
CIMS2150/1/CAMS/KL
Learning the Practices of Ministry
The Ministry of Worship, Ceremonies and Observances
Facilitator: Bishop Brown
A study of Biblical models of worship, providing a context for learning specific aspects of ministry in the Pentecostal church. Observances and ceremonies to be surveyed include worship, marriage, Communion, foot washing, dedications, funerals and visitation.
2 CIMS credits.
CIMS2160/3/KL
Ministering Through Music
Music in Pentecostal Worship
Facilitators: Rev Wayne Brown, Rev Andrew Simpson and guest presentors: Noel Robinson and Steve Thompson
A review of current musical types forms and styles utilized in Pentecostal worship, with emphasis on understanding the Scriptural role of music in worship. Attention is given to the various aspects of worship and the role of music in accomplishing them.
1 CIMS credit
CIMS2170/2/MIP/KL
Planting and Growing Churches
Evangelism and Church Planting
Facilitator:Bishop Terrence Caine and Bishop Joseph Roberts
A study of practical strategies for church planting in the theological framework of the Church of God. Attention is given to major strategies for evangelism such as networking, small groups, home visitation, cross-cultural, and media usage. The course also examines the characteristics of healthy, growing churches, with an emphasis on evangelism and renewal.
2 CIMS credits.
CIMS2180/2/MIP/KL
Helping People in Crisis
Pastoral Care and Counselling
Facilitator: Rev Herbie Mackenzie
A study of helping skills for pastors. This course reviews basic counselling principles, working with people in crisis situations, in times of grief, in times of death and dying. The course also reviews referral opportunities, community resources, and ethical guidelines, including confidentiality and reportable offences.
2 CIMS credits.
CIMS2190/6/KL
Ministering to Culturally Diverse Groups
Multicultural Implications for Ministry
Facilitatior: Bishop Terrence Caine and Bishop Joe Kurian
A study of ministry to diverse groups with emphasis on urban ministry settings. This course examines the responsibility of the church to embrace diversity and reach out to all people. It also considers the great potential for ministry in urban areas with the varied expectations and needs of a multicultural society.
1 CIMS credit.
CIMS2220/2/MIP/KL
Preaching the Word Today
Contemporary Preaching
Facilitator: Bishop Brian Robinson
An emphasis on the basic principles of preaching and teaching the Word of God, emphasizing homiletical preaching styles, message preparation, communication methods and treatment of contemporary issues. Attention is given to those elements of craftsmanship and theological understanding basic to persuasive preaching.
2 CIMS credits.
CIMS2230/4/KL
Caring for People in Need: 21st Benevolence
Care and Benevolence
Facilitators: Mrs Millicent Brown, Rev Dennis Hines and Rev Kevin Shaw
This course offers a study of the Biblical and theological basis of benevolence and care. It explores care and compassion from a Christian perspective. It will create an awareness of the Christian’s responsibility to care for others with practical suggestions as to how this can be done.
Pastors and key/lay leaders participating in this course will gain an in-depth understanding of ‘caring’ and how to support/develop this ministry. The course is suitable for those engaged in chaplaincy, cell/house/group ministry.
The course leads to 1 credit towards the Certificate in Ministerial Studies (CIMS)
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