11 courses with the subject MI, 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.
The missions apprenticeship courses are a series of four one-credit labs available to all Intercultural Studies and Intercultural Youth majors. These will be hands-on practicum courses where students will work side-by-side with approved ministries to practice the basic competencies of cross-cultural ministry.
The missions apprenticeship courses are a series of four one-credit labs available to all Intercultural Studies and Intercultural Youth majors. These will be hands-on practicum courses where students will work side-by-side with approved ministries to practice the basic competencies of cross-cultural ministry. Prerequisite: MI251.
This course is structured to help the student prepare for and engage in an immersive, intercultural study abroad experience. The student will engage in an eight-week period of continuing education experiences that will be under the supervision of (a) Clarks Summit University Professor(s). This course consists of both pre- and post-trip preparation and debrief work as well.
A study on the nature of intercultural communication in verbal, non-verbal, and written forms.
This course is a study of culture, customs, moral codes, social institutions, languages, arts, religions and industries of world’s people in order to give the student a better understanding of the social science of Anthropology along with skills and abilities to reach the people with whom he/she will labor.
The missions apprenticeship courses are a series of four one-credit labs available to all Intercultural Studies and Intercultural Youth majors. These will be hands-on practicum courses where students will work side-by-side with approved ministries to practice the basic competencies of cross-cultural ministry. Prerequisite: MI252.
The missions apprenticeship courses are a series of four one-credit labs available to all Intercultural Studies and Intercultural Youth majors. These will be hands-on practicum courses where students will work side-by-side with approved ministries to practice the basic competencies of cross-cultural ministry. Prerequisite: MI351.
A study of reaching people and building the local church both stateside and cross–culturally is considered. This will start with the need to plant churches and that which is necessary to have a developing/expanding church. Biblical principles, theories, methods, and philosophies is discussed along with the giving of real–life illustrations. The intent of the course is to be extremely practical so that the student will be prepared to start a church.
This course examines the personal journey an individual must take in their initial preparation for vocational cross-cultural mission. This includes the ‘calling’ of the individual as well as the community that will stand with them. In addition, this class will focus on a number of practical issues such as church relations, financial issue, partnerships (local and international) and best practice methodologies. This class is designed to complement the student’s subsequent on field training.
This course is designed to give students an immersive experience in a global setting other than their own. Students will have the opportunity to see God at work in another setting and see how they can be part of His global story. Principles from other Intercultural courses will be applied to real-life situations but no courses are required prerequisites to this one. This course may be organized and directed by Clarks Summit University, or it may be organized and directed by a local church or non-profit organization. In either case, students will participate in guided preparation before the experience and intentional debriefing during and after the experience.
This course is designed to help the student study areas of missions not included in other mission’s courses. Areas to be studied and other details are developed between the student and the instructor. Prerequisite: permission of instructor
Source: Clarks Summit University's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 59
