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10741NAT 

Certificate III in Christian Ministry and Theology

This course is for those desiring to live a life following the example of Jesus.

 

This Empowering, Holy Spirit led, highly practical and biblically based training is the CRC Churches’ mission and foundation which is set upon fostering greater intimacy with God, from where all ministry expression flows, and preparing for active Christian service.

 

This course runs over one year.

 

The format and subjects are as per the following:  

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  • NAT11236003 – Study and present a Biblical topic - New Testament Survey

  • NAT11236001 - Develop fundamental knowledge of the Bible - Old Testament survey

  • NAT11236004- Apply elementary strategies for Biblical interpretation- Bible Prophecy & Old Testament Feasts

  • NAT11236008 - Explain own beliefs to others - New Creation Realities, Faith and Healings 

  • NAT11236010 - Use basic communication skills in a ministry context - Working with the Spirit World

  • NAT11237003- Develop and apply knowledge of key Christian beliefs - Authority and Authenticity of the Bible 

  • PSPGEN114 - Work effectively with diversity and inclusion - Children and Culture

  • NAT11236003 - Conduct an awareness campaign on an ethical issue - New Testament Church

Pre-requisites:

Pre-requisites

- stable Christian walk;

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- active in service within a Christian church;

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- paid enrolment and course fees as due;

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- an adequate understanding of the English language sufficient to read your preferred version of the Bible;

 

- and an ability to demonstrate strong knowledge of the Word of God.

Course Requirements:

Requirements

There are no requirements for this course

Duration:

Duration

12 Months

Course Structure:

Course Structure

Certificate III in Christian Ministry and Theology is a Government accredited course delivered by us and administered by an external R.T.O. provider.

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To achieve the Certificate in Christian Ministry and Theology qualification,
the learner must complete the eight units made up of six core units and two
electives (see above).

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Successful completion of this course will require learners to engage in
unsupervised activities including:

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  • self-paced study

  • research and reading theological sources and other material related to Christian ministry and theology

  • observing and interacting with experienced Christian ministry workers

  • periods of devotion and prayer

  • times of public and/or private worship

  • personal retreat and reflection

  • consulting with the turningpoint organisation and community leaders

  • research and familiarisation with internet and other resources related to the field of Christian Ministry and Theology

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