Missions Foundations (Online) – Day Course

Missions Foundations (Online)
IS409, 3 Credits
Fridays, 9.00 am – 12.00 pm

This course focuses on God’s missions agenda throughout the Bible. In addition, examples from various historical and contemporary contexts will be discussed. Students will consider their personal role in missions today. Read more

Urban Ministry (Onsite) – Day Course

Urban Ministry (Onsite)
IS561, 3 Credits
Tuesdays, 1.30 pm – 4.30 pm

This course helps students discover and explore the various aspects of urban ministry in light of the rapid urbanization and globalization of the world, how the city shapes our lives as humans and as Christians, and how the church can plant churches and ministers in the city.

Registration deadline: Friday, 29 December 2023.

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Missions Foundations – Online Day Course


Missions Foundations (Online)
IS409, 3 Credits
Tuesdays, 1.30 pm-4.30 pm

This course focuses on God’s missions agenda throughout the Bible.  In addition, examples from various historical and contemporary contexts will be discussed.  Students will consider their personal role in missions today. Read more

Contextualisation – Concurrent Day Course


Contextualisation (Concurrent)
IS520/TS570, 2 Credits
Wednesdays, 9.00 am-11.00 am 

This course examines the process involved in the contextualisation of theology and ministry, identifying themes and methods appropriate for the Asian context.  Using the framework of critical contextualisation, the class will examine the issues that arise in contextualising.  Students will also develop strategies to contextualise meaningfully in their church and ministry. Read more

Updates from The Stroks

 

Imro and Cynthia Stroks are EAST Alumni who graduated in 2017. With their Bachelor of Arts in Christian Ministry, the couple served in Timor Leste for six months. They had been sent there by their home church under the care of a mission agency. Originally, the plan was to spend a year in the capital of Timor Leste, Dili, to learn the local language. The COVID pandemic forced them to return home in March 2020.

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