This semester, embark on an extraordinary academic journey by enrolling in our captivating courses. Discover profound insights and diverse perspectives that will shape your understanding of theology, ministry, and societal issues. Don't miss out on these enriching opportunities:
Dr. Lorena Parrish | CM-231-Virtual | Foundations of Urban Ministry 2
Learn basic principles of leading faith-based service delivery, community building, community development corporations, and community organizing, with a focus on practices of grant writing, non-profit issues, community coalitions, and participatory action research.
Dr. Lorena Parrish | ST-248-Virtual | Womanist Theology
This course is designed to provide students with an opportunity to engage central aspects of Womanist thought (theology, ethics, and praxis) in the 20th and 21st centuries as one of the multiple streams of gender and race-cognizant theological articulation, scholarship, and practice.
Dr. W. Antoni Sinkfield | CM-257-Virtual | Polity of the AME Church
Study of present polity, organization, and program of the African Methodist Episcopal (AME) Church.
Dr. Rick Elgendy | EP-200-In-Person | What is Public About Theology
A survey of the social and political character of core Christian belief and conviction. Explores such topics as Reason and Revelation, Christology, Trinity, Theological Anthropology and the Church.
Dr. Lucilia Crena | EP-205-Hybrid | Ecological Faithfulness
This course locates students in the current environmental crisis. Students will engage with a variety of Christian approaches to living faithfully in the Anthropocene. Not only can good Christian theology help the Earth, but attending to the Earth can also help Christians live faithfully.
Dr. Joanne Comstock | PC-101-In-Person | Counseling Skills for Pastoral Ministry
Skill-building in listening, responding, asserting self, dealing with conflict, and problem solving. An overview of the counseling process with some focus on life-stage development, stress, crisis, and bereavement. A laboratory course including audio and video role-play and verbatims.
Enroll now and delve into these thought-provoking subjects! You can register by logging into the My Wesley Portal. If you're having trouble accessing Blackboard, use this link for support. If you still need registration assistance, please contact the Registrar at registrar@wesleyseminary.edu or by telephone at 202-885-8650.
