Our online course offerings are designed to provide young adults opportunities to discover vocational possibilities, explore discernment practices, and discern next steps toward their own sense of calling.
A four-week course for underrepresented and underserved individuals considering a Ph.D. in Religious/Theological Studies and related disciplines. Through discernment practices, a community of peers, inspiring storytelling, and many other resources, participants will have access to the support they need to explore what it takes to achieve a doctorate.
A four-week course for underrepresented and underserved Ph.D. students in their dissertation writing stage. Scholars will receive invaluable resources within a supportive community, engage in insightful discussions, and receive practical guidance and strategies for entering the academic job market and becoming competitive applicants.
A four-week course for underrepresented and underserved professors interested in Chief Academic Officer positions (V.P. of Academic Affairs, Dean of Faculty, Dean) or the President role at a theological school. Scholars and administrators in theological education will learn about the perspectives, approaches, and experiences of theological executives, and participate in a cohort of high-performing peers discerning a potential call to executive leadership.
A course that builds on The Art & Science of Vocational Discernment course and offers a seven-step approach and process to implementing the discernment disciplines. This course offers practices and activities to try in your context.
Description: A five-week course for ministry practitioners working with young adults. It explores six key disciplines of discernment, the science behind their efficacy, and how to use them with diverse groups of young adults. This course is a prerequisite to Leading & Practicing Vocational Discernment.
A six-week course to engage young adults in exploring ways to serve God and their communities through work in the church and the world. Participants will learn more about congregational ministry, chaplaincy, community organizing and activism, and social entrepreneurship, guided by small group leaders and their peers.
A self-led course that introduces learners to concepts of vocational discernment and leads them to find the Sound of the Genuine within themselves. This course will also be offered periodically in a webinar format for live engagement and is a prerequisite to the Discerning Pathways to Ministry Course.
A four-week course for underrepresented and underserved professors interested in Chief Academic Officer positions (V.P. of Academic Affairs, Dean of Faculty, Dean) or the President role at a theological school. Scholars and administrators in theological education will learn about the perspectives, approaches, and experiences of theological executives, and participate in a cohort of high-performing peers discerning a potential call to executive leadership.
A six-week course to engage young adults in exploring ways to serve God and their communities through work in the church and the world. Participants will learn more about congregational ministry, chaplaincy, community organizing and activism, and social entrepreneurship, guided by small group leaders and their peers.
Description: A five-week course for ministry practitioners working with young adults. It explores six key disciplines of discernment, the science behind their efficacy, and how to use them with diverse groups of young adults. This course is a prerequisite to Leading & Practicing Vocational Discernment.
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