IMPACT OF PENTECOSTALISM (PENT
0501)
Van Johnson 6 Fridays: 9:30-4:00pm@ Agincourt
Pentecostal Church
The course attempts to analyze the impact
of a movement which has transformed world
Christianity. This course, although it
includes a look at the history of the PAOC,
examines the global impact of the move
of the Holy Spirit in this century.
LUKE (PENT
0507)
Van Johnson Weekly, Tuesdays 6:30–9:30pm
@ Tyndale
A narrative analysis of Luke’s gospel,
with attention given to the oral and biographical
nature of the writing. Although the introductory
matters will be dealt with and some comparisons
with the writings of Mark and Matthew will
be drawn, the focus will be on Luke’s
narrative.
Semester Courses:
Winter 2009
PENTECOSTAL ISSUES
(PENT 0701)
Van Johnson 5 Fridays: 9:30am-4:00pm @ Agincourt
Pentecostal Church
An intensive examination through discussion,
research and writing of one current theological
issue within pentecostalism. Topics vary
according to the interests of the instructor
and the students.
Prerequisites:
The Impact of Twentieth Century Pentecostalism,
Pastoral Theology: A Pentecostal Perspective
(or permission of the instructor)
IMPACT OF PENTECOSTALISM
(PENT 0501)
James Craig (ONLINE)
January 12 - April 10, 2009
The course attempts to analyze the impact
of a movement which has transformed world
Christianity. This course, although it
includes a look at the history of the PAOC,
examines the global impact of the move
of the Holy Spirit in this century.
One Week Intensives
JANUARY 2009 GROWING HEALTHY CHURCHES (PENT
0506)
Rev. Dr. J. Lucas (Abbotsford, BC) January 5-9, 8.30 – 4.30 @ Tyndale
This course explores the theology and methodology
of growing healthy churches for the 21st
Century. It examines various church growth
principles currently advocated by the church
growth movement that are intended to produce
relevant, strategic, and successful churches.
Also a Pastoral credit (PAST 0749).
SPRING/SUMMER 2009 LUKE (PENT 0507)
Dr.Van Johnson Dates to be announced
A narrative analysis of Luke’s gospel, with attention given to the oral
and biographical nature of the writing. Although the introductory matters will
be dealt with and some comparisons with the writings of Mark and Matthew will
be drawn, the focus will be on Luke’s narrative.
PENTECOSTAL SPIRITUALITY
(PENT 0504) Dates to be announced
This course offers a
fresh, constructive and perhaps even controversial
interpretation and re-envisioning of the
Pentecostal tradition as it approaches
its first centennial. A study is made of
the early years of the Pentecostal movement
and the influence of Wesleyan, Holiness
and revivalist-restorationist on its roots
in an attempt to interpret the heart of
the movement, as well as the way Pentecostal
spirituality has developed over the decades
that followed. An attempt is made to be
both analytical and descriptive, historical
and creative, theoretical and practical.
Also a Spiritual Formation credit (SPIR
0504).
NOTE: For intensives, dorm
space is available at Tyndale. To reserve
your spot in advance, please call 416-226-6380.
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