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January 2004

Please use a separate registration form for January 2004 offerings
and Spring 2004 programs.

THE SEMINARY RESERVES THE RIGHT TO MAKE CHANGES WITHOUT PRIOR NOTICE TO THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THIS PUBLICATION, INCLUDING THE ALTERATION OF VARIOUS FEES, SCHEDULES AND THE REVISION OR CANCELLATION OF PARTICULAR COURSES.

Pre-registration starts Nov 18, Registration deadline for all returning students is 01/02/2004
Registration for some classes is limited. Appointments for registration are to be made with your advisor.

NT1730p Reclaiming the Jewish Context of the Gospel  
PORTLAND. This intensive course will explore the roots of Christian gospel in the theological context of first-century Judaism. It will demonstrate its relevance to the composition of the Gospel of Mark and show how a knowledge of it enriches our self-understanding as Christians. 
Scheduled January 19-24, 2004; 8:00 am - 12 pm & 3-6 pm each day; Final day 8 am 
3 credits                                                                                                     Sabin, Marie Noonan

PT1732 Poetry and Theology: The Awful Rowing Towards God This intensive course will explore the place of poetry in the gospel ministry. An examination of the poetry of the Bible and of Christian liturgies, its uses in congregational life, and the rich resources it provides in pastoral care, homiletics, and spiritual growth will occur. Students will share their own explorations in poetry as a written and spoken art form and as a vital component of public worship, congregational life, and private devotion. 
Scheduled January 19-24, 2004 8:30am-4:30pm M-F; Sat 8:30am-12:30pm 
3 credits                                                                                                         Reece, Jennifer M

CMU343 Orientation to Leading Worship and Supply Preaching 
Offers preparation for the responsibility of leading worship and preaching in Protestant congregations. Requirements include the preparation of a worship service and sermon which use the liturgical resources of the students' particular tradition, as well as the rationale for the theme of the worship service and the type of sermon. This course includes classroom exegetical work on lectionary texts and a brief historical survey of the nature of Christian worship. Enrollment is limited to 8.  No auditors.
Scheduled 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. January 12-16, 2004 
1 credit                                                                                                             Davies, Susan E

CMU435 Convocation 2004 
Students will read and discuss works by Convocation 2004 speakers and guest lecturers. Written assignments and meetings during the Convocation event are required. On-line capability is required. 
Scheduled Planning Session TBA; Meetings on January 26, 27, and 28, 2004. 
1 credit                                                                                                                   Miller, Glenn T

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