A proposed model for in-service pastoral training for the Wesleyan Church in southern Africa /by Robert W. Bagley.

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Contents:
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.
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.
Who -- Where -- What -- Relation to existing training programs -- Role of training coordinators -- Finances -- Steps to Implementation -- Adaptation and approval -- Development.
Sample of Learning Activities -- Recommended Reading.
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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.

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I. The Wesleyan Church in Southern Africa

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.

II. Foundational Presuppositions in Developing An Effective Training Program

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.

III. The Proposed Model

Format -- Who -- Where -- What -- Relation to existing training programs -- Role of training coordinators -- Finances -- Steps to Implementation -- Adaptation and approval -- Development.

Appendices

Structure of a Major Study Unit -- Sample of Learning Activities -- Recommended Reading.

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