Pilgrimage in Faithfulness
Details
| Program | Masters |
| Field of Study | Integrative |
| Class# | I-301 |
| Location | MTS Common Room |
| Offered | Fall 2009 |
| Time | 5:00-9:00p |
| Day | Tue |
| Syllabus |
PIF is an interdisciplinary course that brings students and faculty together around a range of resources, both biblical and contemporary, including the variety of experiences brought by the learners to develop a common foundation for ongoing theological education and for thinking creatively and responsibly about church and ministry in today’s world. The course meets once a week for plenary sessions, small group discussion, a common meal, and worship. The course has these goals:
- To enable students to become collaborative sharers and learners, developing skills in self-assessments
- To inquire together about the nature of theological education at McCormick
- To grasp a sense of the range of the church’s ministry in the world
- To find an initial point of integration around call, baptism, communion, and spiritual development
This is a team taught course


