This course explores current issues and trends in adult spiritual growth worldwide, examining diverse theological frameworks and historical movements that shape contemporary practices. Students investigate critical factors affecting global faith formation, such as cultural diversity, social justice, sexual identity, and modern technology. Emphasizing practical approaches and methodological strategies, the course offers insights into effective adult faith development across various cultural contexts where students gain a nuanced understanding of global faith formation dynamics, preparing them to design and implement impactful faith formation programs in diverse settings.
Students prepare for diverse careers by mastering global faith formation practices, enhancing their theological and historical knowledge, and acquiring practical skills and cultural competency. This comprehensive preparation enables them to design and implement effective faith formation programs across various contexts.
Students are inspired, engaged, and empowered to apply practical skills in diverse careers that require critical thinking and research. Their professional and personal development is fostered as they address contemporary issues through a robust biblical theology.
A biblical theology of faith formation is applied to historical and current contexts, methodological approaches, and faith development practices that undergird the course and integrate strategies that align with core values derived from scripture.
Addressing global issues, practical application, integration of theological insights, preparation for diverse contexts, and encouragement equip students to engage in transformative
Through its examination of diverse historical contexts, focusing on cultural influences, integration of theological and practical insights, and emphasis on contemporary issues and local engagement, students are provided with the tools and knowledge to understand and address contextual issues in adult faith formation.
This course explores various theological traditions shaped by cultural influences, adaptations, and diverse communities. It emphasizes integrating global and local perspectives, multicultural collaboration, and intercultural theological insights. By preparing students to engage with the diversity of global cultures in faith formation, the course fosters a more inclusive and culturally sensitive approach to spiritual development.
By emphasizing contextual and cultural relevance, developing essential skills, and addressing current topics, the course equips students with the practical tools and strategies needed to address issues and trends in faith formation.
The course offers real-world application opportunities and promotes personal and professional growth, ensuring students are well-equipped to implement effective faith-formation strategies in their own contexts. Through experiential elements, students enhance their understanding and skills, boosting their confidence to address current issues and trends in faith-formation effectively.
