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6 Modules
Module 1: Congregation and Culture
Congregations and Context: formation, deformation
and reformation
Drs Frederick Marais & Ian Nell
Date:
1 – 7 March 2014
Venue:
Stellenbosch Faculty of Theology
Module 2: Trinity and Identity
Rethinking our Faith: trinity, the plot of the Gospel
and Missio Dei
Prof Dirkie Smit, Drs Coenie Burger, Marius Nel &
Rev Danie Moutoun
Date:
26 July – 1 August 2014
Venue:
Stellenbosch Faculty of Theology
Module 3: Missio Dei and Spirituality
Spirituality, Discipleship, Discernment and the Call of
the Leader
Rev Fred Hendriks & Dr Breda Ludick
Date:
25 – 31 October 2014
Venue: Somerset West
ELECTIVE CHOICE IN MODULE 4 & 5
Module 4: Missional Leadership
Leading God’s People
Prof Christo Nel (USB) & Dr Coenie Burger
Date:
February 2015
Venue:
Stellenbosch Faculty of Theology
Dr Frederick Marais (Programme Manager)
Prof Ian Nell (Programme coordinator)
Chrisna van der Merwe (Administrative Assistant)
OR
Module 4: Missional Spirituality
Spiritual Direction
Drs Xolile Simon, Dion Forster & Marius Nel
Date:
February 2015
Venue:
Stellenbosch Faculty of Theology
Module 5: Missional Leadership
Energy Unleashed: building kingdom communities
Drs Marius Nel, Dion Foster & Xolile Simon
Date:
May/June 2015
Venue:
Stellenbosch Faculty of Theology
Faculty of Theology
Stellenbosch University
MTh
Practical Theology
(Ministry Practice)
OR
Module 5: Missional Spirituality
Development of Faith Communities and Public Spirituality
Prof Peter Storey, Drs Larry Kaufmann, Frederick Marais &
Dion Forster
Date:
Venue:
May/June 2015
Somerset West
To be finalised
(with special focus on Missional
Leadership and
Elective choice Module 4 & 5 Spiritual Formation)
Module 6: Missional Leadership and
Integration
Missional leadership capacity building and integration:
discerning, coaching, mentoring and integrating leadership
Drs Frederick Marais & Nico Simpson
Date:
September/October 2015
Venue:
Stellenbosch Faculty of Theology
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Discipline Group Practical Theology &
Missiology in collaboration
with Ekklesia: Eumenical Centre for
Leadership Development and
Congregational studies
The MTh
Practical Theology
(Ministry Practice)
50784:889 (2014)
We offer a two year structured MTh in
Practical Theology (Ministry Practice). The
programme aims to build missional leadership
capacity through reading, vigorous theological
dialogue, participation in spiritual disciplines,
experimentation with missional leadership
challenges and personal reflection (journaling)
and direction.
The focus and content of the different
modules are based on research done in
congregations of the Partnership for Missional
Churches in Southern Africa (SAPMC).
Students can choose one of two focus areas:
 The Missional Leadership and Ministry option
is intended to serve as a learning community for
pastors and congregational leaders who want to
build their missional and ministerial leadership
capacity.
 The Missional Spiritual Formation option will
deepen the participants’ spirituality and help
them gain the necessary insights and skills for
missional spiritual formation and direction in
ministry and mission.
Topics addressed in the MTh Programme
• Congregational ministry and spiritual formation
• Rethinking our faith: The Gospel, Missio Dei and the
Triune God
• Pastoral care, spirituality and discipleship
• Leading God’s people (in partnership with the
Stellenbosch University Business School)
• Historical and contemporary practices in spiritual
direction and community formation
• Missiology and missional spirituality for the building of
Kingdom communities
The programme will be presented by lecturers of the
Faculty of Theology and accredited research fellows
who are recognised as practitioners in their respective
fields. They include Profs Dirkie Smit, Marius Ungerer,
Ian Nell, Drs Frederick Marais, Xolile Simon, Nico
Simpson, Jim Harris, Lawrence Kaufmann, Coenie
Burger, Dion Forster, Breda Ludick and Revs Trevor
Hudson, Danie Mouton, and Fred Hendricks.
Up to 15 applicants are selected each year – usually
presenting an ecumenical diversity. The course is
structured in six contact weeks (modules) over two
years. Each module focuses on a specific core missional
or spiritual capacity. Students prepare for contact
weeks by reading prescribed material and applying the
knowledge to assigned tasks or disciplines in their
congregations or ministries.
The MTh Ministry Practice is a
modular master’s programme to
the value of 180 credits
• Six exams (four in Practical Theology and two in
Systematic Theology & New Testament/Old
Testament or Missiology) on approximately six
books (700–800 pages) for each exam.
• 20 credits per exam
=
120 credits
(exams take place during contact weeks)
• Mini-thesis
=
60 credits
• TOTAL
=
180 credits
All applications are subject to
the admission requirements
of the SU/Faculty of Theology
for an MTh.
Application procedure
Please submit the following by 30 November 2013 to
Mrs Chrisna van der Merwe at email [email protected];
fax 086 691 3037:
 personal details and contact details
 full academic records and certificates
 full CV
 copy of ID

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