Spring 2013
Thursday, April 4th, 2013. 6:00pm-9:00pm
MA Beta Course: First Urban Churches
Hope Campus (302 West 119th Street, NYC)-
Course facilitators: Dr Mark Gornik and Maria Liu WongThis course seeks to understand the early church as an urban and expansionary movement. It involves reading the New Testament as the story and experience of Jesus, moving followers of Jesus into the creation of unique communities within the urban world of the first century. Particular focus is given to Paul's epistles and the issues of community and devotion in the early churches.Additional course date: April 11, 2013.Registration is limited. Apply early. For more information, please contact MA_Beta@cityseminaryny.org.
Thursday, April 11th, 2013. 6:00pm-9:00pm
MA Beta Course: First Urban Churches
Hope Campus (302 West 119th Street, NYC)-
Course facilitators: Dr Mark Gornik and Maria Liu WongThis course seeks to understand the early church as an urban and expansionary movement. It involves reading the New Testament as the story and experience of Jesus, moving followers of Jesus into the creation of unique communities within the urban world of the first century. Particular focus is given to Paul's epistles and the issues of community and devotion in the early churches.Additional course date: April 4, 2013.Registration is limited. Apply early. For more information, please contact MA_Beta@cityseminaryny.org.
Saturday, April 20th, 2013. 11:00am-2:00pm
pbb. SNUG HARBOR Staten Island- Join us for a time of communal scripture reading, prayer walks around the neighborhood, and a taste of New York City's diverse cuisine. For more information, check back soon. To RSVP and enquire about details, please contactpbb.nyc@cityseminaryny.org
Monday, April 22nd, 2013. 6:00pm-9:00pm
MA Beta Course: Whole Story of Scripture
Hope Campus (302 West 119th Street, NYC)-
Course facilitator: Dr Mark Gornik +Through a close look at Genesis, Psalms, the Gospels and Revelation, this course stresses a foundational reading approach to the Old Testament and New Testament to understand God's purposes for the world and the cultivation of a community of holy people. An emphasis is on models for spiritual formation and discipleship within the canon.Additional course date: April 29, 2013.Registration is limited. Apply early. For more information, please contact MA_Beta@cityseminaryny.org.
Monday, April 29th, 2013. 6:15pm-7:45pm
Ministry Fellows 1314 Open House
Hope Campus (302 West 119th Street, NYC)- (Please note this open house was re-scheduled. It was originally to be held on April 15, 2013.)Are you, or is someone you know, interested in becoming more equipped for ministry in the city? Join us for an Open House for the Ministry Fellows Program, a certificate level program focused on understanding the city, understanding the church in the city, formation for ministry and leadership and effective ministry practice. Meet our faculty and graduates and learn more about this exciting opportunity to join an intercultural learning community of Christians from diverse traditions and backgrounds. Email minfellows@cityseminaryny.org to RSVP.
Monday, April 29th, 2013. 6:00pm-9:00pm
MA Beta Course: Whole Story of Scripture
Hope Campus (302 West 119th Street, NYC)-
Course facilitators: Dr Mark Gornik +Through a close look at Genesis, Psalms, the Gospels and Revelation, this course stresses a foundational reading approach to the Old Testament and New Testament to understand God's purposes for the world and the cultivation of a community of holy people. An emphasis is on models for spiritual formation and discipleship within the canon.Additional course date: April 22, 2013.Registration is limited. Apply early. For more information, please contact MA_Beta@cityseminaryny.org.
Saturday, May 4th, 2013. TBA
MA Beta Course: Research in the City
Hope Campus (302 West 119th Street, NYC)-
Course facilitators: CSNY faculty teamThis course seeks to understand from the ground up how the city informs the people who live there, and how inhabitants shape the city. It examines the different ways that churches as lived communities negotiate spheres of culture, geography, politics and faith.
Registration is limited. Apply early. For more information, please contact MA_Beta@cityseminaryny.org.
Monday, May 13th, 2013. 6:15pm-8:00pm
Ministry Fellows 1314 Open House
Hope Campus (302 West 119th Street, NYC)- Are you, or is someone you know, interested in becoming more equipped for ministry in the city? Join us for an Open House for the Ministry Fellows Program, a certificate level program focused on understanding the city, understanding the church in the city, formation for ministry and leadership and effective ministry practice. Meet our faculty and graduates and learn more about this exciting opportunity to join an intercultural learning community of Christians from diverse traditions and backgrounds. Email minfellows@cityseminaryny.org to RSVP.
Monday, May 13th, 2013. 6:00pm-9:00pm
MA Beta Course: Public Faith
Hope Campus (302 West 119th Street, NYC)- Course facilitators: Dr Mark Gornik +This course reflects on public faith for life in the city. With biblical resources such as 1 Peter and theologians such as Kuyper, Volf and Yong, it examines how the Spirit leads to distinctive approaches to a pluralistic context.Additional course date: May 20, 2013.Registration is limited. Apply early. For more information, please contact MA_Beta@cityseminaryny.org.
Saturday, May 18th, 2013. 10:00am-1:00pm
pbb. HIGH LINE Manhattan- Join us for a time of communal scripture reading, prayer walks around the neighborhood, and a taste of New York City's diverse cuisine. For more information, check back soon. To RSVP and enquire about details, please contact pbb.nyc@cityseminaryny.org
Previous 1 Next
Total of 10 events.
Total of 10 events.