CHP 630 – Biblical & Theological Foundations of Chaplaincy
As the first of two foundational chaplaincy/spiritual care courses, this class recognizes that the practice of contemporary chaplaincy has been enriched by lessons from the human and behavioral sciences, while ensuring that the pastoral practice of chaplaincy is rooted in the foundational disciplines of biblical and theological studies. Students will be challenged to consider how pastoral practice is responsibly informed by biblical, theological and traditional perspectives. Concepts of hope, community and compassion will be examined. Because a professional chaplain ministers in a pluralistic society, a key emphasis will be on how to carry an evangelical imperative in a public ministry context.
Course dates: Fall 2019
Available onsite
