Gospel in Context

This course explores the work of contextualization—how the gospel is proclaimed and embodied contextually.

Description: Wherever one does ministry, the character of the context shapes the forms of evangelism and mission that are viable, appropriate, and faithful. This course explores the work of contextualization—how the gospel is proclaimed and embodied contextually. This course includes an immersion trip, August 13-17 in Dane County, WI, as well as classroom sessions to help students develop an initial skill at exegeting contexts for Christian ministry. Preload begins July 26, 2021. Building on a theological foundation, it considers how context is reflected in the forms of ministry and witness observed. Cost per person for the immersion, to be billed to students by the student accounts office, is $400.00. Travel group assignments will be determined by the instructors.

Seminary: University of Dubuque Theological School

Science areas: Psychology, history of science

IN782 Gospel in Context (James, Duba, Allen)

 

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