Ecumenical Theological Seminary presents the Spiritual Warfare Workshop
Friday, June 23, 2017 from 4:30PM-8:30PM
and
Saturday, June 24, 2017 from 9AM-3PM
Presenter: Rev. Barbara Anthony
Pastor Emerita of Mitcham Chapel AME Church
COSTS:
ETS Students $150
Community $50
Community please register at: http://bit.ly/ETSSpiritualWarfare
Members of the community, this is an outstanding Continuing Education opportunity for many members. Also, for those who have mandated professional Continuing Education Units (CEU’s) to complete, please check with your professional organizations to see if these workshops can be used to fulfill those requirements.
ETS Students please register through the student information system https://ets.populiweb.com/ , Workshop Course Number: WS324.
WORKSHOP DESCRIPTION:
This two-day workshop is an exegetical and systematic investigation of the biblical texts referring to the nature and operation of the spiritual forces engaged in the war that began in heaven; historical development of Strategic Spiritual Warfare dating from the early desert fathers. Evaluation of the forms of warfare and their effectiveness as it relates to evangelism. Implications for ministry in the local church relative to lay ministry, pastoral ministry, family, city and nation.
Workshop will be held at the Ecumenical Theological Seminary
The Rev. Dr. Stephen Butler Murray, President
2930 Woodward Avenue, Detroit, Michigan 48201
313.831.5200 | www.etseminary.edu
Ecumenical Theological Seminary is accredited by the Commission on Accrediting of the Association of Theological Schools in the United States and Canada, and the following degree programs are approved: MDiv, MA, MA in Pastoral Ministry, DMin.
specifically academic focus offered by Ecumenical Theological Seminary, with students able to choose among three areas of focus: Biblical Studies, Theology, or Ethics. In our design of this program, we believed that these three areas represent the academic strengths of our ETS Faculty, with notable faculty members in each of these fields bearing national and even international reputations through their books and journal publications, conference presentations, and leadership roles in academic societies. Furthermore, we believe that these three fields of study, Biblical Studies, Theology, and Ethics, will attract graduate students from a variety of backgrounds: pastors who want to learn more about an academic field that will enhance their preaching and public witness; recent college graduates who wish to gain the foundation of a master’s degree in a field of religious studies before applying to Ph.D. programs; and laity who wish to engage their interests in the academic study of their faith who may be from all walks of life.
version of our M.A. degree, the first graduate degree that Ecumenical Theological Seminary is able to offer fully online. We already boast a strong selection of online courses in Biblical Studies, and look forward in future years to broadening our online courses in the fields of Theology and Ethics. This offers the promise of Ecumenical Theological Seminary, rooted to Detroit in its bones, to attract students from throughout the United States and Canada, even across the globe, for a graduate degree program that is not limited to those who can commute to metropolitan Detroit. The potential of Ecumenical Theological Seminary to become a truly national level seminary is real.
Wayne State University, that all faculty, staff, and students of Ecumenical Theological Seminary will enjoy the same on-site and remote access to WSU library collections as their respective WSU counterparts. This is will allow ETS constituencies access to the extensive Wayne State University research facilities, including the book collection of ETS which will move to the WSU Library system during July 2016. At ETS, we plan to keep a substantial portion of our book collection focused on pastoral ministry, preaching, and counseling materials as the ETS Resource Center, which we hope to make available to our ETS students and alumni in the coming months.
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