IMPACT OF PENTECOSTALISM (PENT
0501)
Van Johnson 6 Fridays: 9-3 @ Agincourt Pentecostal Church September 21; October 5, 19; November 2, 16, 30
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, Thursdays 8.30 – 11.30
am @ 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.
PENTECOSTAL
THEOLOGY (PENT 0505)
Peter Althouse [ONLINE]
Students work with an online cohort, with
bi-weekl interaction between participants
and the professor. The nature of Pentecostal
theology is examined, along with its roots
in
evangelical and mainline traditions.
To
register for this course, please contact
. Deadline for registration is August 22.
Semester Courses:
Winter 2008
PASTORAL THEOLOGY
(PENT 0502)
Van Johnson 6 Fridays: 9-3 @ Agincourt Pentecostal Church January 18; February 1, 15, 29; March 7, 28
In preparation for pastoral ministry within
a pentecostal/charismatic assembly, the
course examines issues such as the theology
of worship, the gifts of the Spirit, church
conflict and vision casting.
PENTECOSTAL
THEOLOGY (PENT 0505)
Bill Griffin (Toronto, ON) Six Saturdays @ Tyndale (dates TBA)
This course will provide a forum for Pentecostals
and non-Pentecostals to consider the essential
features of Pentecostalism,its orthodox
evangelical roots, and its offspring groups.
One Week Intensives
JANUARY 2008 CHARISMATIC THEOLOGY OF LUKE/ACTS(PENT
0503)
Roger Stronstad (Abbotsford, BC) January 7-11, 8.30 – 4.30 @ Tyndale
This course is a biblical-theological exposition
of the pneumatology of the Lucan literature.
It discusses and applies appropriate hermeneutical
principles for the interpretation of historical
narrative. This is a ground-breaking course
for understanding the biblical basis of
pentecostal distinctives.
SPRING 2008 ACTS (PENT 0525)
Marty Mittelstadt June 9-13, 8.30-4.30 @ Tyndale
Acts is a pastoral narrative documenting
the origin and advancement of the early
church. As a story of the emerging Jesus
movement, the author charts the triumphs
and tragedies of the first Christians and
provides a historical context for our NT.
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