TEI: The Queen’s Foundation PROGRAMME TITLE: Certificate of Higher Education in Theology, Ministry & Mission (120) MODULE TITLE LEVEL CREDITS COMPULSORY? SUMMARY OF CONTENT DELIVERY METHODS CONTACT HOURS ASSESSMENT METHODS 1 Introduction to the Bible TMM1031 4 20 YES Covers extracts from Torah, Prophets and Wisdom, along with focused study on gospel of Mark and 1 Corinthians. Attends to various critical approaches, particularly narrative criticism Lectures: 30 x 1 hour OR Online Delivery Guided Reading Lectures/Online Delivery: 30 Guided Reading: 40 Preparation: 130 Total: 200 Component 1: Written Assignment (50%) o Written Assignment (2,500 words) Component 2: Written Assignment (50%) o Written Assignment (2,500 words) 2 Brief Introduction to Church History TMM1147 4 10 YES Formation of early Church (extracts from Irenaeus ‘Against Heresies’); continental and English Reformations (extracts from Luther ‘On the Freedom of a Christian’); Post –Reformation; 20th Century – extracts from Vatican II Lectures: 15 x 1 hour OR Online Delivery Guided Reading Lectures/Online Delivery: 15 Guided Reading: 30 Preparation: 55 Total: 100 Component 1: Witten Assignment - Essay (100%) o Written Assignment – essay (2,500 words) 3 Brief Introduction to Christian Doctrine TMM1107 4 10 YES Gives basic introduction to core themes including: Trinity; Christology; Soteriology; Holy Spirit Lectures: 15 x 1 hour OR Online Delivery Guided Reading Discussion Lectures/Online Delivery: 15 Guided Reading: 25 Preparation: 60 Total: 100 Component 1: Creating resources for others (40%) o Doctrine study (1,000 words) Component 2: Rationale/ Commentary (60%) o Commentary on study (1,500 words) 4 Foundations for Reflective Practice in Context (Long) TMM1451 4 20 No Congregational/contextual analysis of student’s link church congregation, along with associated pastoral/ministerial studies input. Leads into extended placement in an ecclesial or community/ missional context. Lectures: 16 x 1 hour Seminars: 4 x 1 hour Placement learning Supervision Lectures: 16 Seminars: 4 Placement: 60 Preparation: 120 Total: 200 Portfolio (6,000 words)
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TEI: The Queen’s Foundation
PROGRAMME TITLE: Certificate of Higher Education in Theology, Ministry & Mission (120)
MODULE TITLE LEVEL CREDITS COMPULSORY? SUMMARY OF CONTENT DELIVERY METHODS CONTACT HOURS ASSESSMENT METHODS
1 Introduction to the Bible
TMM1031
4 20 YES Covers extracts from Torah, Prophets and Wisdom, along with focused study on gospel of Mark and 1 Corinthians. Attends to various critical approaches, particularly narrative criticism
Lectures: 30 x 1 hour
OR
Online Delivery
Guided Reading
Lectures/Online Delivery: 30
Guided Reading: 40
Preparation: 130
Total: 200
Component 1: Written Assignment (50%)
o Written Assignment (2,500 words)
Component 2: Written Assignment (50%)
o Written Assignment (2,500 words)
2 Brief Introduction to Church History
TMM1147
4 10 YES Formation of early Church (extracts from Irenaeus ‘Against Heresies’); continental and English Reformations (extracts from Luther ‘On the Freedom of a Christian’); Post –Reformation; 20th Century – extracts from Vatican II
4 Foundations for Reflective Practice in Context (Long)
TMM1451
4 20 No Congregational/contextual analysis of student’s link church congregation, along with associated pastoral/ministerial studies input. Leads into extended placement in an ecclesial or community/ missional context.
Lectures: 16 x 1 hour
Seminars: 4 x 1 hour
Placement learning
Supervision
Lectures: 16
Seminars: 4
Placement: 60
Preparation: 120
Total: 200
Portfolio (6,000 words)
5 Growing Together in Christ: Worship & Spirituality TMM1551
4 20 NO Introduction to liturgy, worship and sacrament. Exploration of historical and more contemporary expressions of spirituality (including Benedictine, Ignatian, Protestant, Pentecostal) and their personal application/appropriation.
Lectures: 30 x 1 hr
OR
Lectures and online delivery: 30 x 1 hr
Guided reading
Virtual discussion forums
Lectures: 30
Guided Reading: 40
Preparation: 130
Total: 200
Component 1: Written Assignment (50%)
o Written Assignment (2,500 words)
Component 2: Written Assignment (50%)
o Written Assignment (2,500 words)
8 Introduction to Preaching TMM1347
4 10 NO General Introduction to sermon preparation and delivery, with opportunities for practice. Covers styles of preaching; using the Bible; preaching and narrative; preaching and rhetoric
Lectures: 6 x 2hr
Practical Classes (students to practice preaching, and to receive detailed feedback on technical and other aspects of their practice)
Placements and/or work-based learning
Lectures: 12
Practical classes: 10
Placement: 20
Preparation: 58
Total: 100
Component 1: Resource for others and written rationale/ commentary
2,500 words 100%
9 Mission and Evangelism TMM1361
4 20 NO Structured around the five marks of mission, and their relationship to Scripture, doctrine and tradition. Context-based sessions on evangelism, with the opportunity for practice and experience. Exploration of mission and inter faith issues.
Lectures: 30 x 1hr
Small groups (peer-learning, no staff presence): 15 x 1hr
Practical Classes (field work visits: no staff presence)
Case Studies (work in a local church context: no staff presence)
Guided reading
Lectures: 30
Practical Classes: 20
Case Studies: 20
Guided Reading: 40
Preparation: 110
Total: 200
Component 1: Written Assignment (50%)
o Mission Essay (2,500 words)
Component 2: Written
theological reflection (50%)
o Reflective Journal (2,500 words)
10 Introducing Theological Reflection TMM1437
4 10 NO Exploration of practice and sources for theological reflection – in relation to self, working with others, relating to other faith communities, public declaration of faith position
Lectures: 12 x 1hr
Guided reading
Virtual discussion forums
Small group learning (peer-learning, no staff presence)
Lectures: 12
Guided Reading: 30
Practical Classes: 10
Preparation: 48
Component 1: Written Assignment (60%)
o Essay (1,500 words)
Component 2: Reflective Journal (40%)
o Reflective Journal
Practical Classes: visits to other faith communities
Total: 100 (1,000 words)
11 Introduction to Christian Worship TMM1537
4 10 NO Focus on the practice of ritual and worship and how worship expresses and shapes faith; the role of scripture within worship; the nature of sacraments; pattern of the Christian year; how words and layout shape worship. Historical overview of Christian worship; theological understandings of the Eucharist
Lectures: 15 x 1hr
Guided reading
Virtual discussion forums
Lectures: 15
Guided Reading: 25
Preparation: 60
Total: 100
Component 1: Written Assignment (60%)
o Essay (1,500 words)
Component 2: Written Theological Reflection (40%)
o Theological Reflection (1,000 words)
12 Integrative Learning for Collaborative Practice TMM1277
4 10 NO Collaborative study around, for example:
- Black and Asian theology - Methodist Spirituality - Reader mission/ministry
Varies according to student cohort
Lectures: 10 x 1hr
Small group learning (peer-learning, no staff presence)
Practical classes: varying according to cohort
Lectures: 10
Practical classes: 5
Preparation: 85
Total: 100
Component 1: Group Project (60%)
o Project (1,500 words)
Component 2: Reflective Journal (40%)
o Reflective Journal (1,000 words)
13 Using the Bible Today TMM1051
4 20 NO Runs as a set of biblical studies using a variety of hermeneutical lenses, including: liberation, feminist, intertextuality
Lectures: 30 x 1hr
OR
Online Delivery
Guided Reading
Lectures/Online Delivery: 30
Guided Reading: 40
Preparation: 130
Total: 200
Component 1: Written Assignment (50%)
o Essay: one approach (2,500 words)
Component 2: Presentation (50%)
o Oral presentation (15 minutes)
o Theological Reflection (1,500 words)
14 Introduction to Christian Ethics (level 4) TMM1167
4 10 No Bible & ethics; natural law; duty & ethics; ethics, story and community virtue ethics. Case study presentations of significant issues (abortion; embryo research; war; euthanasia)
Lectures: 10 x 1hr
Seminars
Guided Reading
Case Studies / Seminars
Lectures: 10
Seminars: 5
Guided Reading: 30
Preparation: 55
Total: 100
Component 1: Written Assignment (100%)
Essay (2,500 words)
15.
Foundations for Reflective Practice in Context (Short) TMM1447
4 10 No Short placement in ecclesial context, accompanied by placement seminars.
Foundations for Ministry and Mission in Context. TMM1301
4 20 No Introduce students to a range of skills and tools for exploring, understanding and interpreting contexts and texts in and through which ministerial practice and reflection takes place, with particular attention to mapping the congregation and context.
Seminars: 10 x 1hr
Placement learning
Small group learning 10x2
Seminars: 10
Small Group 20
Placement: 50
Preparation: 120
Total: 200
Component 1: Portfolio (100%)
Portfolio 5-7,000 words
TEI: The Queen’s Foundation
PROGRAMME TITLE: Diploma of Higher Education in Theology, Ministry & Mission – Track 2- evening and residential
MODULE TITLE LEVEL CREDITS COMPULSORY? SUMMARY OF CONTENT DELIVERY METHODS CONTACT HOURS ASSESSMENT METHODS
1 Old Testament Text Study In Context
TMM2087
5 10 YES Study of an Old Testament text: either Genesis, Psalms, Amos or Daniel
Lectures: 12 x 1 hour
Seminars
Guided Reading
Programmed Online Delivery
Lectures/Online Delivery: 12
Seminars: 3
Guided Reading: 40
Preparation: 45
Total: 100
Component 1: Written text of a sermon (40%)
o Sermon (1,000 words)
Component 2: Written Rationale / Commentary (60%)
o Sermon commentary (1,500 words)
2 New Testament Text Study In Context
TMM2077
5 10 YES Study of a New Testament text: either Romans, Hebrews, , Gospel of John or Gospel of Luke (latter with attention to liberation context)
Lectures: 12 x 1 hour
Seminars
Guided Reading
Programmed Online Delivery
Lectures/Online Delivery: 12
Seminars: 3
Guided Reading: 40
Preparation: 45
Total: 100
Component 1: Written Assignment (100%)
o Essay (2,500 words)
3 Topics in Christian Doctrine
TMM2121
5 20 YES Exploration of two major doctrinal areas: Christology (Historical Jesus; Creeds; Reformation; contextual Christologies) and soteriology (models of atonement; atonement theory).
Lectures: 30 x 1 hour
Online Delivery
Guided Reading
Seminars
Discussion
Lectures/Online Delivery: 20
Guided Reading: 50
Seminars: 10
Preparation: 120
Total: 200
Component 1: Written Assignment (50%)
o Doctrine Essay (2,500 words)
Component 2: Presentation
/ commentary (50%)
o Oral presentation (15 mins)
o Written commentary (1,500 words)
4 Christianity and Inter Faith Engagement
TMM2257
5 10 No Engage with impact of interfaith engagement on Christian discipleship. Includes visits to mosque, synagogue and gurdwara, along with input from local faith representatives
Lectures: 12 x 1 hour
Visits (unaccompanied by staff)
Virtual Discussion Forums
Guided Reading
Lectures: 12
Visits: 12
Guided Reading: 20
Preparation: 56
Total: 100
Component 1:Written Assignment (70%)
o Written assignment (2,000 words)
Component 2: (30%) Reflective Journal
o Reflective Journal (1,000 words)
5 Christian Faith & Ethical Living
TMM2171
5 20 NO Ethical theory and grounds/sources for ethical decisions. Exploration of impact on mission, economics/money, ecology and social justice. Content on postmodernity/modernity.
Lectures: 30 x 1hr
Small groups:
Case Studies
Guided reading
Lectures: 30
Small groups: 10
Case Studies: 10
Guided Reading: 50
Preparation: 100
Total: 200
Component 1: Written Assignment (50%)
o Essay: one approach (2,500 words)
o
Component 2 Resource for others
o Written rationale/ commentary 2,500 words (50%)
6 Preparing for Denominational Ministry
TMM2331
5 20 NO Consideration of Anglican & Methodist history, identity, practice and worship
Lectures: 30 x 1hr
Small groups: 15 x 1hr
Context based learning
Guided reading
Lectures: 30
Small groups: 15
Context engagement: 50
Guided Reading: 40
Preparation: 65
Total: 200
Portfolio (6,000 words)
7 Christian Theology, Ritual and Pastoral Care
TMM2501
5 20 NO Provide students with a toolkit of basic principles that they can apply to the creation of pastoral rites for new contexts and situations. Techniques for self-reflection within pastoral care: verbatim, critical incident enquiry
Lectures: 25 x 1hr
Small groups: (peer-learning, no staff presence)
Case Studies
Guided reading
Lectures: 25
Case Studies: 5
Guided Reading: 50
Preparation: 120
Total: 200
Component 1: Written Assignment (50%)
o Essay (2,500 words)
Component 2: Written Theological reflection (50%) o Written Theological
Reflection (2,500 words
8 Independent Learning Project (Long)
TMM2301
5 20 NO Varies according to student choice
Tutorials: 4 x 1hr
Independent Study
Tutorials: 4
Independent Study: 196
Total: 200
Written Assignment
(6,000 words)
9 Reflective Practice in Context (Short)
TMM2527
5 10 NO Short placement in ecclesial context, accompanied by placement seminars.
Seminars: 5 x 1hr
Placement learning
Placement learning: 40
Seminars: 5
Personal Study: 55
Total: 100
Component 1: Placement Report (40%)
Placement report (1,000 words)
Component 2: Reflective Journal (60%)
o Reflective Journal (1,500 words)
10 Integrative Learning for Collaborative Practice (level 5)
TMM2277
5 10 NO Collaborative study around:
FOR EXAMPLE
- Theology and gender - Black Ministries
Lectures: 10 x 1hr
Practical classes
Lectures: 10
Practical Classes: 5
Preparation: 85
Total: 100
Component 1: Group Project (60%)
o Project (1,500 words)
Component 2: Reflective Journal (40%)
o Reflective Journal (1,000 words)
11.
Developing Ministry and Mission in Context
TMM2311
5 20 No This module will help students to explore the connections between ecclesiology and theologies of ministry, with particular reference to their own denomination or tradition, and within their particular context and locality.
Seminars: 10 x 1hr
Placement learning
Small Group Learning 10x2
Seminars: 10
Small Group 20
Placement: 50
Preparation: 120
Total: 200
Component 1: Portfolio (100%)
Portfolio 5-7,000 words
TEI: The Queen’s Foundation
PROGRAMME TITLE: Diploma of Higher Education in Theology, Ministry & Mission- Track 1 (daytime)
MODULE TITLE LEVEL CREDITS COMPULSORY? SUMMARY OF CONTENT DELIVERY METHODS CONTACT HOURS ASSESSMENT METHODS
1 Old Testament Text Study In Context
TMM2087
5 10 YES Study of an Old Testament text: either Genesis, Psalms, Amos or Daniel
Lectures: 12 x 1 hour
Seminars
Guided Reading
Programmed Online Delivery
Lectures/Online Delivery: 12
Seminars: 3
Guided Reading: 40
Preparation: 45
Total: 100
Component 1: Written text of a sermon (40%)
o Sermon (1,000 words)
Component 2: Written Rationale / Commentary (60%)
o Sermon commentary (1,500 words)
2 New Testament Text Study In Context
TMM2077
5 10 YES Study of a New Testament text: either Romans, Hebrews, Gospel of John or Gospel of Luke (latter with attention to liberation context)
Lectures: 12 x 1 hour
Seminars
Guided Reading
Programmed Online Delivery
Lectures/Online Delivery: 12
Seminars: 3
Guided Reading: 40
Preparation: 45
Total: 100
Component 1: Written Assignment (100%)
o Essay (2,500 words)
3 Topics in Christian Doctrine
TMM2121
5 20 YES Exploration of two major doctrinal areas: Christology (Historical Jesus; Creeds; Reformation; contextual Christologies) and soteriology (models of atonement; atonement theory).
Lectures: 30 x 1 hour
Online Delivery
Guided Reading
Seminars
Discussion
Lectures/Online Delivery: 20
Guided Reading: 50
Seminars: 10
Preparation: 120
Total: 200
Component 1: Written Assignment (50%)
o Doctrine Essay (2,500 words)
Component 2: Presentation
/ commentary (50%)
o Oral presentation (15 mins)
o Written commentary (1,500 words)
4 Christianity and Inter Faith Engagement
TMM2257
5 10 No Engage with impact of interfaith engagement on Christian discipleship. Includes visits to mosque, synagogue and gurdwara, along with input from local faith representatives
Lectures: 12 x 1 hour
Visits (unaccompanied by staff)
Virtual Discussion Forums
Guided Reading
Lectures: 12
Visits: 12
Guided Reading: 20
Preparation: 56
Total: 100
Component 1: Oral Presentation (40%)
o Theological Conversation (15 mins)
Component 2: Written Rationale / Commentary (60%)
o Theological Reflection (1,500 words)
5 Christian Faith & Ethical Living
TMM2171
5 20 NO Ethical theory and grounds/sources for ethical decisions. Exploration of impact on mission, economics/money, ecology and social justice. Content on postmodernity/modernity.
Lectures: 30 x 1hr
Small groups:
Case Studies
Guided reading
Lectures: 30
Small groups: 10
Case Studies: 10
Guided Reading: 50
Preparation: 100
Total: 200
Component 1: Written Assignment (50%)
o Essay: one approach (2,500 words)
Component 2 Resource for others
Written rationale/ commentary 2,500 words (50%)
6 Preparing for Denominational Ministry
TMM2441
5 20 NO Consideration of Anglican & Methodist history, identity, practice and worship
Lectures: 30 x 1hr
Small groups: 15 x 1hr
Context based learning
Guided reading
Lectures: 30
Small groups: 15
Context engagement: 50
Guided Reading: 40
Preparation: 65
Total: 200
Portfolio (6,000 words)
7 Christian Theology, Ritual and Pastoral Care
TMM2501
5 20 NO Provide students with a toolkit of basic principles that they can apply to the creation of pastoral rites for new contexts and situations. Techniques for self-reflection within pastoral care: verbatim, critical incident enquiry
Lectures: 25 x 1hr
Small groups: (peer-learning, no staff presence)
Case Studies
Guided reading
Lectures: 25
Case Studies: 5
Guided Reading: 50
Preparation: 120
Total: 200
Component 1: Written Assignment (50%)
o Essay (2,500 words)
Component 2: Written Theological reflection (50%) o Written Theological
Reflection (2,500 words)
8 Independent Learning Project (Long)
TMM2301
5 20 NO Varies according to student choice
Tutorials: 4 x 1hr
Independent Study
Tutorials: 4
Independent Study: 196
Total: 200
Written Assignment
(6,000 words)
9 Reflective Practice in Context (Short)
TMM2527
5 10 NO Short placement in ecclesial context, accompanied by placement seminars.
Seminars: 5 x 1hr
Placement learning
Placement learning: 40
Seminars: 5
Personal Study: 55
Total: 100
Component 1: Placement Report (40%)
o Placement Report (1,000 words)
Component 2: Reflective Journal (60%)
o Reflective Journal (1,500 words)
10 Integrative Learning for Collaborative Practice (level 5)
TMM2277
5 10 NO Collaborative study around:
FOR EXAMPLE
- Theology and gender - Black Ministries
Lectures: 10 x 1hr
Practical classes
Lectures: 10
Practical Classes: 5
Preparation: 85
Total: 100
Component 1: Group Project (60%)
o Project (1,500 words)
Component 2: Reflective Journal (40%)
o Reflective Journal (1,000 words)
11
. Developing Ministry and Mission in Context
TMM2311
5 20 No This module will help students to explore the connections between ecclesiology and theologies of ministry, with particular reference to their own denomination or tradition, and within their particular context and locality.
Seminars: 10 x 1hr
Placement learning
Small Group Learning 10x2
Seminars: 10
Small Group 20
Placement: 50
Preparation: 120
Total: 200
Component 1: Portfolio (100%)
Portfolio 5-7,000 words
TEI: The Queen’s Foundation
PROGRAMME TITLE: Bachelor of Arts in Theology, Ministry & Mission
MODULE TITLE LEVEL CREDITS COMPULSORY? SUMMARY OF CONTENT DELIVERY METHODS CONTACT HOURS ASSESSMENT METHODS
1 Extended Project in Theology, Ministry and Mission
TMM3352
6 40 NO Varies according to student choice
Tutorials: 6 x 1hr
Independent Study
Tutorials: 6
Independent Study: 394
Total: 400
Portfolio (12,000 words)
2 Dissertation in Theology, Ministry and Mission
TMM3362
6 40 NO Varies according to student choice
Tutorials: 6 x 1hr
Independent Study
Tutorials: 6
Independent Study: 394
Total: 400
Written dissertation (12,000 words)
3 Independent Learning Project (Long)
TMM3341
6 20 NO Varies according to student choice
Tutorials: 4 x 1hr
Independent Study
Tutorials: 4
Independent Study: 196
Total: 200
Written Assignment (6,000 words)
4 Further OT Text Study In Context
TMM3057
6 10 NO Study of a Old Testament text: either Genesis,or Ecclesiastes
Lectures: 12 x 1hr
Seminars
Guided Reading
Programmed Online Delivery
Lectures/Online Delivery: 12
Seminars: 3
Guided Reading: 40
Preparation: 45
Total: 100
Component 1: Written text of a sermon (40%)
o Sermon (1,000 words)
Component 2: Written Rationale / Commentary (60%)
o Sermon commentary (1,500 words)
5 Further NT Text Study In Context
TMM3047
6 10 NO Study of a New Testament text: either Romans, or Hebrews)
Lectures: 12 x 1hr
Seminars
Guided Reading
Programmed Online Delivery
Lectures/Online Delivery: 12
Seminars: 3
Guided Reading: 40
Preparation: 45
Total: 100
Component 1: Written Assignment (100%)
o Essay (2,500 words)
6 Theologies of the Majority World
TMM3157
6 10 NO Engaging with liberation, postcolonial, black, womanist theologies
Lectures: 12 x 1 hour
Seminars
Online Learning
Guided Reading
Lectures: 10
Seminars: 5
Guided Reading: 30
Preparation: 55
Total: 100
Component 1: Seminar Presentation (60%)
o Presentation (1,500 words)
Component 2: Written Commentary (40%)
o Written commentary (1,000 words)
7 Texts and Traditions in Christian Spirituality
TMM3551
6 20 NO Exploration of variety of texts, and the way in which theology is textualized, but with particular focus on Augustine, Teresa and Merton.
Lectures: 30 x 1hr
Small groups (peer-learning, no staff presence): 15 x 1hr
Guided reading
Lectures: 30
Guided Reading: 60
Preparation: 110
Total: 200
Component 1: Written Assignment (50%)
o Essay (2,500 words)
Component 2: Written Theological Reflection (50%)
o Reflection (2,500 words)
8 Common Good in Christianity and Islam
TMM3237
6 10 NO Focused around Christianity-Islam discussions; module delivered alongside and with Muslim students from local Islamic institution.
6 20 NO Extended placement opportunity, with student given responsibility for particular project or ministry area.
Seminars: 5 x 1 hour
Placement learning
Supervision
Seminars: 5
Supervision: 5
Placement: 80
Preparation: 110
Total: 200
Portfolio (6,000 words)
11 Further Reflective Practice in Context (Short)
TMM3487
6 10 NO Short placement in ecclesial context, accompanied by placement seminars.
Seminars: 5 x 1hr
Placement learning
Placement learning: 40
Seminars: 5
Personal Study: 55
Total: 100
Component 1: Placement Report (40%)
Placement report (1,000 words)
Component 2: Reflective
Journal (60%)
o Reflective Journal (1,500 words)
12 Further Biblical Studies
TMM3011
6 20 NO Book studies on an OT text and NT text, with particular attention to the interplay between the respective texts.
Lectures: 24 x 1hr
Seminars
Guided Reading
Programmed Online Delivery
Lectures/Online Delivery: 24
Seminars: 6
Guided Reading: 80
Preparation: 90
Total: 200
Component 1 Written assignment
Written assignment 2,500 words 50%
Component 2
Book review 1,000 words 20%
Component 3
Written assignment – exegesis 1,500 words 30 %
13.
Leadership and Theology for Ministry and Mission
TMM3191
6 20 No Integrate the theology and practice of Christian leadership.
Examine and evaluate various leadership styles to assess their suitability for their particular context and / or locality
Lectures: 16 x 1 hour
Seminars: 4 x 1 hour
Placement learning
Supervision
Lectures: 16
Seminars: 4
Placement: 60
Preparation: 120
Total: 200
Component 1 Written Assignment (50%), 2,500 words
Component 2 Resource for Others (50%), 2,500 words.
14.
Denominational Ministry
TMM3371
6 20 No Critical evaluation of Anglican & Methodist history, identity, practice and worship
Lectures: 30 x 1hr
Small groups (peer-learning, no staff presence): 15 x 1hr
Context based learning
Guided reading
Lectures: 30
Context engagement: 50
Guided Reading: 40
Preparation: 80
Total: 200
Portfolio (6,000 words) 100%
15 Church History in Focus
TMM3141
6 20 No This module enables students to critically analyse a major area of Christian history with reference to theological literary and artistic points of reference. The focus will be on a key figure of the Christian tradition – for example
Calvin, Hooker, or Barth. Total: 200 reflection/ commentary on seminar 1,000 words, 20%
16.
Reflective Practice: Inhabiting Public Ministry
TMM3661
6 20 No This module is designed for Christian ministers, as a means of developing their ability to reflect strategically on the new context in which they are serving. It revolves around the aim to “map” the new context in order to understand what it is to do mission and ministry in that location.
Lectures: 16 x 1 hour
Seminars: 4 x 1 hour
Placement learning
Supervision
Lectures: 16
Seminars: 4
Placement: 60
Preparation: 120
Total: 200
Component 1, Written assignment, 2,500 words, 50%
Component 2, Resource for Others and written rationale/ commentary, 2,500 words, 50%.
17.
Mission and Apologetics in Contemporary Culture.
TMM3431
6 20 No To enable students to grasp what is involved in reading and analysing cultures and subcultures, including those that
incorporate other faith groups. To enable students to think missionally about the relationship between the gospel and contemporary Western
cultures. To equip students with sophisticated apologetic skills needed to engage with people in contemporary cultures.
Lectures: 16 x 1 hour
Seminars: 4 x 1 hour
Placement learning
Supervision
Lectures: 16
Seminars: 4
Placement: 60
Preparation: 120
Total: 200
Component 1, Written assignment, 2,500 words, 50%
Component 2, Resource for Others and written rationale/ commentary, 2,500 words, 50%.
