This course advances proficiencies and techniques of communication related to the professional practice of community services. Application of biblical principles and standards are at the core of practice. Course discussions analyze cultural sensitivities, professional interactions, and ethical self-awareness as they relate to day-to-day practice.
Being an integral part of the Mission of God lies at the core of service to God and His people. By participating in this course, students:
This course provides advanced practice methods and skills to the Faith Community Services profession. It, not only provides an awareness of how to identify, refer and work in collaboration with public and private social services, it provides theoretical and practical opportunities to identify at-risk populations and provide targeted solutions and referrals. Students are provided assignments and learning experiences, that develop their ability to meet their clients where they are no matter the socio-economic, cultural, or racial context.
1 Corinthians 10:31 states: “whether you eat or drink or whatever you do, do it all for the glory of God.” Through development of skills and methods, the Mission of God is fulfilled in daily lives.
God is at work in the lives of His people and day after day, lives are encountered that need the touch of God. The ability to engage people in what matters is missional work that all are called to but few can integrate it into daily lives.
A highly-skilled practice professional integrates faith and witness while involved in the challenges of others.
Communication is universal to the human experience. Developing advanced skills to communicate across cultures further enhances one's ability to identify needs.
Students synthesize their knowledge and skills to engage and walk alongside others through challenges of life and survival.
Students develop advanced skills that enhance their communication and motivate others to be at the giving and receiving end of difficult but solution-focused conversations.
