3.0 Credits

A general survey course of the history of the Church since its inception 2000 years ago, the course will highlight major movements in the church as well as theology, spirituality, and culture. The final portion of the course will include the history of the Church in Canada.

3.0 Credits

An investigation of the theological foundations of pastoral care.It will introduce the student to critical counseling skills which will include dealing with communication, assertiveness and conflict resolution. Students will examine a variety of particular counseling issues such as addictions, loss and bereavement, suicide.

3.0 Credits

This course will develop the spiritual, emotional, and intellectual aspects of what it means to be a human individual and to work with other human individual toward some common purpose. Building on St. Ignatius of Loyola’s Spiritual Exercises, participants will gain self-reflection, an integrated philosophy of leadership, and a transcendent perspective on how they and others in organizational contexts create meaning.

6.0 Credits

An opportunity for an experience based learning situation. During the term students will meet on regular basis in order to serve the integration of ministry experience with academic and personal growth.

3.0 Credits

Jesus Christ as Lord: the expectation of the Messiah, the first proclamation of Jesus as Christ and Lord; the development of doctrine; contemporary understanding.