2 courses with the subject SMN, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
SMN 500Supervised Ministry I
This course will provide practical supervised training experience for leadership and servant ministry exposing students to real-world ministry settings whereby they can further develop their giftedness and demonstrate suitability for ministry. Students will be required to showcase their ministry experience and both personal and professional growth via a Supervised Ministry Experience Portfolio. At the completion of SMN 500, the student will produce the following outcomes: Course Learning Outcomes: 1. The student will synthesize academic knowledge and experiential learning gained through personal reflection and evaluation alongside theological reflection with site supervisor. 2. The student will showcase excellent communication skills required of a ministerial setting. 3. The student will create and showcase a personal philosophy of ministry clarifying their purpose in ministry. 187
Prerequisite for MDiv students: SMN 500 This course will provide practical supervised training experience for leadership and servant ministry exposing students to real-world ministry settings whereby they can further develop their giftedness and demonstrate suitability for ministry. Students will be required to showcase their ministry experience and both personal and professional growth via a Supervised Ministry Experience Portfolio.. At the completion of SMN 610, the student will produce the following outcomes: Course Learning Outcomes: 1. The student will compose, facilitate, and/or deliver Biblically sound sermons that are age appropriate and intergenerational using appropriate skills and techniques. 2. The student will engage in ministry in a variety of contexts. 3. The student will assimilate and/or role play pastoral and spiritual care for individuals and families, identifying when to refer to professional care. 4. The student will locate, understand, and utilize appropriate resources for individual and corporate spiritual formation and/or ministry.
