July 7-12 Pastoral Theology

Study biblical and theological principles that are foundational for the practice of ministry. Pastoral Theology will be taught by Rev. Mark Spellman.

August 4-9 Introduction to Missions

Become informed on both the history of missions and modern trends, including mission anthropology emphasizing the importance of culture, economics, geography, and politics in foreign lands, and cross-culturally sensitivity. Introduction to Missions will be taught by Dr. Don McCurry, Jr.

If you have an undergraduate degree and desire to become better equipped for service for the kingdom, email registrar@newgeneva.org or call (719) 573-5395 for information on enrollment for credit or audit.

August 4-8 The Minister's Personal and Professional Life

This course focuses directly on the further development of the minister as a servant and spiritual leader of the congregation, taking a positive look into what God’s Word says can and must be done to strengthen his personal and professional life. Input and discussion will center upon an ongoing pastoral paradigm for the servant/leader and the congregation being served.

The Minister's Personal and Professional Life will be taught by Dr. Donald Owsley, author of The Perfect Pastor.

August 11 through 15 Effective Worship

This course is designed to help church leaders rediscover biblical worship, explore the Bible’s relevant teachings in both Old and New Testaments, and implement worship principles in the church. It includes an examination of changing cultural influences and guidance on how to sort through shifts in musical tastes, generational preferences, postmodern mindsets, and learning styles. Various models of worship will also be reviewed to weigh them against biblical principles.

Effective Worship will be taught by Dr. Paul Engle, Executive Editor at Zondervan, and author or editor of several books on worship.