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Pastoral Ministry & Missions
100 LEVEL COURSES
Required Courses
RES 100 BIBLIOGRAPHY AND TECHNOLOGY
The purpose of this course is to introduce all beginning students to the way the texts, tools,
monographs and periodicals used for theological study are arranged in the library and how
to access these using a variety of computer-based tools. Research skills and coping with
information overload will also be emphasized. Note 19.
PMM 142 LUTHERAN WORSHIP
An introduction to the history of Christian worship including a thorough analysis of worship
as reflected in Lutheran hymnody and liturgy. Each student demonstrates his ability to use
the theological principles learned by preparing and leading both The Lutheran Hymnal
and Lutheran Worship liturgies. Note 18.
PMM 143 HOMILETICS I
A study of the basic principles of sermon construction and writing. Special attention is given
to expository preaching. Four credits. Notes 1, 18.
PMM 144 INTRODUCTION TO MISSIONS
A study of the biblical basis of God's mission and its implications for today. Examination and evaluation
of the mission work of The Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod at home and abroad in the light of that basis.
Methodology for developing the involvement of every Christian in Christ's mission. The life and work of
cross-cultural witness.
PMM 150 FIELD EDUCATION I
See description of the Field Education program on page 44. Notes 6, 18.
Elective Courses PMM P110 LANGUAGE AND COMMUNICATION
This course is designed to acquaint the student with the fundamental nature of language and
communication. It deals with the multitude of linguistic elements and patterns that are used
in a variety of languages to signal meaning. The goal is to build the kinds of attitudes and
understandings about language that are most helpful for successful language usage and for
effective communication.
PMM P115 MINISTRY TO THE DEAF I
An introduction to the world of the deaf, the psychology of deafness, audiology and the particular
needs of the deaf. The Manual Alphabet is learned together with a limited word-sign
vocabulary. The course is geared to fundamentals that any pastor will find helpful.
PMM P116 MINISTRY TO THE DEAF II
A continuation of course PMM P115 Ministry to the Deaf I, a more advanced study of the
sign language methods used in educating the deaf. Practice in conducting worship services
and religious instruction classes with deaf. Guidelines for serving isolated deaf in the congregation.
PMM P117 SPECIALIZING IN DEAF MINISTRY
This course specializes in conversation with the deaf, pastoral acts in the deaf congregation,
preaching to the deaf, and interpreting for the deaf in both religious and secular contexts. A
knowledge of sign language is required.
PMM P118 DEAF CULTURE & THE MISSION OF THE CHURCH
Students will participate in the Church Interpreter Training Institute where issues and topics
pertaining to the deaf culture will be discussed to equip the student to better communicate
the Gospel of Jesus to members of this culture. A research paper will be required to fulfill
the requirements of this course. Note 16.
PMM P119 ASL AND THE MISSION OF THE CHURCH
Students will participate in the sessions of the Church Interpreter Training Institute where
emphasis is put on vocabulary and interpreting techniques used in the context of the church
as its mission is extended to members of the D/deaf community. A research paper will be
required to fulfill the requirements of this course. Note 16.
PMM P121 SPANISH I: LANGUAGE AND CULTURE
An introduction to theological Spanish with special emphasis on the grammar and vocabulary
employed in the main services of Culto Cristiano.
PMM P122 SPANISH II: LANGUAGE AND CULTURE
A continuation of study of theological Spanish with special emphasis on the grammar and
vocabulary employed in the Catecismo Menor of Martin Luther.
PMM P123 SPANISH III: LANGUAGE AND CULTURE
A continuation of study of theological Spanish with special emphasis on the grammar and
vocabulary employed in Culto Cristiano (using hymns which emanate from the early church,
medieval church and orthodox Lutheranism).
PMM P131 CHAPEL CHOIR
This non-audition men’s chorus is open to all students. It rehearses two periods per week
during the day as the academic schedule indicates and sings in daily chapel once a week,
usually at Matins. Its repertory is of the Lutheran heritage that the average parish could perform.
One-half credit. Note 4.
PMM P132 SCHOLA CANTORUM
This 50-voice audition-only mixed chorus of seminary family members presents five major
choral Vespers per year, with Fort Wayne Philharmonic musicians. It performs medium to
difficult repertory of the Lutheran heritage, including Cantatas, Passions and Choral-motets.
One-half credit. Note 4.
PMM P133 SEMINARY KANTOREI
This audition-only men’s chorus rehearses daily at a time convenient for all 16 members. It
presents one major choral Vespers per year and participates in the others and occasionally in
chapel services. It performs the difficult repertory of the Lutheran heritage, tours during
Christmas break, and sings in area congregations once per month. One-half credit. Note 4.
PMM P135 CHURCH WORK WITH YOUTH
This course seeks to develop an awareness of youth ministry in the parish as a part of God’s
creation and of the Church. This is accomplished through study of a variety of youth group
instructional models; youth group programming principles; leadership development in the
parish youth group; the rich and diverse resources available in youth group ministry; and
youth work techniques for use in a local parish youth group.
PMM P143 INTRODUCTION TO HISPANIC MINISTRY
Introduction to Missions proceeds from a study of the principles and practice of cross-cultural
ministry in general to a focus on the particular concerns of the Hispanic ministry,
including consideration of the culture of various Hispanic groups and religious trends within
them. Note 14.
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