CMF 2133 Human Formation and Ministry

Three hours (On Campus)

A multidisciplinary study of human formation as Imago Dei-created, fallen, redeemed, and glorified, with general examination of how gender, sexuality, ethnicity, ability-disability, birth order, personality, family of origin, culture and religious faith form and shape who we are. Empathizing with people, establishing trusting relationships, and compassionately ministering to individuals with various levels of formational brokenness are the specific ministry skills explored within this course.

Offered on campus Spring semester