This course provides a comprehensive overview of how missions have evolved in response to global trends and paradigm shifts. It offers practical tools for understanding and engaging with modern mission work, equipping students with the knowledge and skills necessary to be effective participants in the ongoing mission of the Church.
This course equips participants with a deep understanding of movement building, focusing on its biblical foundation and practical application in fulfilling the Great Commission. Participants will gain skills to support global movements promoting God’s mission, studying modern theories and scriptural narratives to explore how God has historically guided movements. The course also examines Indigenous Missional movements in India, particularly during colonial and post-colonial periods. By integrating theology, history, and cultural context, participants will learn how to support these movements today, inspiring leaders to create transformative, Gospel-centered movements rooted in biblical truth and historical insight.
This course is designed to provide students with essential skills in research methodology, reading, writing, and academic presentation. The course aims to prepare students for scholarly work, including their thesis writing, and enhances their ability to critically engage with theological topics.