Theory & Practice
This course will explore the professionalization of chaplaincy in contemporary society. Students will examine spiritual and religious care practices that can facilitate persons in their spiritual growth and healing.
chaplaincy
Spiritual Formation for Practitioners
This course is designed to facilitate the spiritual formation for Spiritual and Pastoral Care Practitioners for professional ministry…
Spiritual Care for the Elderly
Spiritual Care for the Elderly
Spiritual Care and MAiD
Spiritual Care and MAiD
Public Lecture: Gifts in the Darkness
MB Seminary and the ACTS Chaplaincy Program will host a public lecture on Thursday, December 5. Ann Thakkar, DMin, will speak on “Gifts in the Darkness: Suffering and Spiritual Formation.” Her presentation will be followed by two brief faculty responses. Refreshments will be served at 6:30 with the lecture scheduled to begin at 7:00. This […]
Pastoral Counselling
This course explores models of pastoral counselling in the context of pastoral/spiritual care ministry. The holistic integration of biblical, theological, and psychological perspectives in pastoral counselling is presented.
MB Seminary Launches The Centre for Education and Advancement of Spiritual Care
MB Seminary Launches New Centre for Spiritual Care
Faith, Mental Health & Spiritual Care
This course is designed to demonstrate the importance and interplay of Faith and Mental Health in holistic well-being. Students will be supported to develop their understanding of faith and mental health and the ministry of spiritual care.
Connect – Dec 2018
MB Seminary’s December 2018 newsletter is available for you to download electronically. You’ll enjoy features on: A New Online Campus – the upcoming launch of the ACTS World Campus Sharing God’s Greatest Gift – an alumni story on Pastor Paul Wicki Bringing Chaplaincy Home – a program update from Dr. Gloria Woodland Furthering the Mission – Harold […]
Biblical/Theological Foundations for Spiritual Care
This foundational course recognizes that the practice of contemporary chaplaincy has been enriched by lessons from the human & behavioural sciences, while ensuring that the pastoral practice of chaplaincy is rooted in the foundational disciplines of biblical and theological studies.