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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 1.
PMM 130 LUTHERAN WORSHIP I
An introduction to the theology and practice of Lutheran liturgy. This course will acquaint the
student with the biblical and confessional foundations of the Lutheran liturgy, the structure and
components of the Divine Service and the daily office, and provide him with opportunity to
develop skills as a servant of the liturgy.
PMM 131 HOMILETICS I
A study of the basic principles of sermon construction and writing. Special attention is given
to expository preaching. Four credits. Notes 2 & 6.
PMM 132 INTRODUCTION TO MISSIONS/EVANGELISM
This course is a basic introduction to missions. It will lay out biblical and theological principles
for pursuing the task of bringing the Gospel to the world in varying contexts. Special
emphasis will be given to emerging mission challenges and opportunities for parishes and their
pastors.
PMM 150 FIELD EDUCATION I
Each year summer fieldwork experiences in parishes of the Synod are available
through the Director of Field Education. Across-cultural experience may be part of this program
as such opportunities develop. Students who have completed Homiletics I and
Lutheran Worship are eligible to apply. Notes 2 & 4.
PMM P151 DEACONESS FIELD EDUCATION I
Deaconess students will engage in field education concurrent with seminary studies.
During the fall quarter of the first year of studies, each student will be placed in a local
congregation under the supervision of the pastor. Depending upon the needs of the congregation,
the pastor will assign fieldwork activities with the agreement of the Director.
Typical deaconess fieldwork may include shut-in home visits and/or hospital visits,
women’s Bible studies and devotions for women’s group activities, facilitating of youth
activities and Bible studies, and children’s Sunday school teaching. Verbatim assignments
and discussion will be completed and shared during the Field Education hour. Notes 3 & 4.
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