Summer Semester I: 6 hours
- Subject
- MINO
- Credits (min)
- 3
- Credits (max)
- 3
- Type
- course
- Edition
- 2023-graduate
- Source
- academics.richmont.edu
20 courses with the subject MINO, 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.
Summer Semester I: 6 hours
Fall Semester II: 6 hours
Spring Semester I: 7 hours
Fall Semester II: 7 hours
MASTER OF ARTS IN MINISTRY: ANGLICAN STUDIES CONCENTRATION The Master of Arts in Ministry: Anglican Studies Concentration is meant to orient students to the history and theological distinctives of Anglicanism, including ecclesial and liturgical heritage as well as its context‐sensitive approach to contemporary ministry. Master of Arts in Ministry: Anglican Studies Concentration Program Goals 1. To equip students in Biblical and Christian foundations by interpreting scripture through fundamental Hermeneutics, Biblical Themes, study of Christian doctrine of the Trinity, and Church History. 2. To lead students in the process of intentional spiritual formation, of dwelling in Christ, and becoming like Christ. 3. To help students develop ministry skills that will lead to lifelong learning and vocational success. 4. To orient students to the history and theological distinctives of Anglicanism, including its ecclesial and liturgical heritage as well as its context-sensitive approach to contemporary ministry. 82
Summer Semester 1: 2 hours
Ministries of the Church: Liturgy,
Fall Semester II: 9 hours
3 hours. This course introduces students to an applied outlook on spiritual formation within the distinctive parameters of the Anglican tradition. Special attention is given to the practice of spiritual disciplines, utilizing the Book of Common Prayer in personal formation, and reflecting on a Rule of Life for ongoing and regular spiritual practice.
Spring Semester II: 6 hours
*Some courses are only available online or on-campus MA in Ministry: On-Ground Two-Year Program Sequence Three- and four-year program sequence options available from the Office of the Dean of the School of Ministry. Fall Semester I: 9 hours Credit Hours
Summer Semester II: 7 hours
3 hours. This course exposes students to an in-depth understanding of distinctive ecclesial ministries within the Anglican tradition. Through a three-part intersectional focus on liturgy, sacraments, and worship, the course allows students to understand the interwoven nature of liturgical theology, sacramentology, and communal worshiping experiences. The cumulative impact of the course brings students to a deeper understanding of the dynamics of Anglican ministry and its communal manifestations.
Personal Development (6 hours) Credit Hours
Source: Richmont Graduate University's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 59