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Winter 2012, Thursday nights 6:30-9:30
Church and Mission Class Schedule
Introduction
Orthodox Church
Catholic Church
Protestant Mainline Church
Evangelical Church

Pentecostal Church
New Expressions of Church
Pulling it All Together

After a brief introduction to the church in history, we will begin to examine six church traditions. For each of the traditions, we will spend one section on an introduction (history, contemporary scene, theology), one section on inner life (worship, formation, leadership, organization), and one section on mission (witness, service, transformation, creation, dialogue, reconciliation, inculturation). We will spend the last day pulling all the class information together.

About the Professor

Ryan Bolger is Associate Professor of Church in Contemporary Culture in the School of Intercultural Studies, Fuller Theological Seminary. He is coauthor with Eddie Gibbs of Emerging Churches: Creating Christian Communities in Postmodern Cultures (Baker, 2005).

About the Teaching Assistant

Curtis A. Bronzanjust graduated with his ThM in the School of Intercultural Studies, and is currently finalizing his thesis under Ryan Bolger. A 2007 graduate of Fuller's MDiv program, emphasizing in Worship, Theology and the Arts, he is an ordained pastor in the Presbyterian Church serving the Long Beach area. Curtis is husband to Cassie, father to Moses and adoptive father to Chihuahua/Mini Pinscher Betty.



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