A proposed model for in-service pastoral training for the Wesleyan Church in southern Africa /
Bagley, Robert W,
A proposed model for in-service pastoral training for the Wesleyan Church in southern Africa / [print] by Robert W. Bagley. - 1986. - iii, 100 leaves, bound ; 29 cm.
Typescript. A Ministry Perspective Project submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts, Columbia Graduate School of Bible and Missions, Columbia, South Carolina, 1986. I. The Wesleyan Church in Southern Africa II. Foundational Presuppositions in Developing An Effective Training Program III. The Proposed Model Appendices
Overview Analysis of Leadership Needs Present Pastoral Training Programs Analysis of the Weaknesses of the Training Programs Characteristic weaknesses of residential programs Specific weaknesses of W.E.S. and E.W.B.C. ; Characteristic weaknesses of extension programs Specific weaknesses of the T.E.E. and MiniSession programs Connclusion. Educational Philosophy 1. Perception of need 2. Learner involvement 3. Balance 4. Field experience 5. Life-long learning 6. Learning atmosphere 7. Funcitonal equivalence 8. Culturally appropriate strategies 9. Levels of learning Theology of Church Leadership 1. Mutual ministry 2. Leaders--a necessity 3. Qualifications for church leaders 4. Servanthood--the appropriate leadership style 5. Spiritual reproduction--the leader's goal 6. The role of the pastor Contextual Issues 1. Religious context 2. Economic context 3. Political context 4. Educational context 5. Culturally defined learning processes 6. Availability of learning resources 7. Leadership patterns Conclusion. Format Who Where What Relation to existing training programs Role of training coordinators Finances Steps to Implementation Adaptation and approval Development. Structure of a Major Study Unit Sample of Learning Activities Recommended Reading.
Columbia Bible College Learning Resources Center.
Columbia Graduate School of Bible and Missions.--Ministry Perspective Project.
Wesleyan Church--Africa, Southern.
Theology--Study and teaching--Africa, Southern.
Seminary extension--Africa, Southern.
Southern Africa
BV4070.B146.P767 1986 BV4070.C683.B146.P767 1986
A proposed model for in-service pastoral training for the Wesleyan Church in southern Africa / [print] by Robert W. Bagley. - 1986. - iii, 100 leaves, bound ; 29 cm.
Typescript. A Ministry Perspective Project submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts, Columbia Graduate School of Bible and Missions, Columbia, South Carolina, 1986. I. The Wesleyan Church in Southern Africa II. Foundational Presuppositions in Developing An Effective Training Program III. The Proposed Model Appendices
Overview Analysis of Leadership Needs Present Pastoral Training Programs Analysis of the Weaknesses of the Training Programs Characteristic weaknesses of residential programs Specific weaknesses of W.E.S. and E.W.B.C. ; Characteristic weaknesses of extension programs Specific weaknesses of the T.E.E. and MiniSession programs Connclusion. Educational Philosophy 1. Perception of need 2. Learner involvement 3. Balance 4. Field experience 5. Life-long learning 6. Learning atmosphere 7. Funcitonal equivalence 8. Culturally appropriate strategies 9. Levels of learning Theology of Church Leadership 1. Mutual ministry 2. Leaders--a necessity 3. Qualifications for church leaders 4. Servanthood--the appropriate leadership style 5. Spiritual reproduction--the leader's goal 6. The role of the pastor Contextual Issues 1. Religious context 2. Economic context 3. Political context 4. Educational context 5. Culturally defined learning processes 6. Availability of learning resources 7. Leadership patterns Conclusion. Format Who Where What Relation to existing training programs Role of training coordinators Finances Steps to Implementation Adaptation and approval Development. Structure of a Major Study Unit Sample of Learning Activities Recommended Reading.
Columbia Bible College Learning Resources Center.
Columbia Graduate School of Bible and Missions.--Ministry Perspective Project.
Wesleyan Church--Africa, Southern.
Theology--Study and teaching--Africa, Southern.
Seminary extension--Africa, Southern.
Southern Africa
BV4070.B146.P767 1986 BV4070.C683.B146.P767 1986