Summer Session A (6 week session begins May 21) Gain understanding of general addictive patterns/processes as they are discernible across addictions; Grapple with the roots, causes, and extent of addictions, from various viewpoints; Understand various treatment approaches. Prerequisite required

Drawing on biblical and theological foundations, current needs, research in andragogy, and effective models of ministry, a framework for ministry to and with adults will be developed. Certain groups will receive special attention, including opportunities and challenges for single adults (including divorced and widowed), older adults, and men and women.

The advanced seminar builds on skills and content learned in Christian Theology through in-depth study of either (1) a single doctrinal locus (Christology Trinity Sacraments etc.) from multiple methodologies or (2) multiple doctrines through a single methodology (e.g. liberation theology). Course is run seminar style.

The advanced seminar builds on skills and content learned in Christian Theology through in-depth study of either (1) a single doctrinal locus (Christology Trinity Sacraments etc.) from multiple methodologies or (2) multiple doctrines through a single methodology (e.g. liberation theology). Course is run seminar style.

The course continues coverage of the history, theology and practice of African American liturgical traditions - preaching, worship and music. It includes the development, creation, and experience of sermons, litrugies, and hymns specifically for African American denominations. Prereq: BIBHB500, BIBNT500 & THEO505