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Drawing on the experience of the participants, this module will examine the main features of living missionally. It will look at a theology of conversion and the journey to faith. It will also explore how best to empower the community of faith to be effective in missional engagement. Please email community.learning@bristol-baptist.ac.uk for further information.  

Drawing on the experience of the participants, this module will examine the main features of living missionally. It will look at a theology of conversion and the journey to faith. It will also explore how best to empower the community of faith to be effective in missional engagement. Please email community.learning@bristol-baptist.ac.uk for a booking form and further information.

Through an exploration of both theological and missional understandings of the work of the Holy Spirit that leads to missional engagement. To examine the use of the gifts and empowerment of the Holy Spirit in enabling the missional calling of the people of God. To examine the role of prophecy and healing in the missional task.

Please email community.learning@bristol-baptist.ac.uk for a booking form and further information.

We are exploring what we are thinking and imagining when we speak of God the Holy Spirit. Similarly, in Day 2, we will discover what it means (spiritually and practically) to keep in step with the Holy Spirit, and the process of transformation to maturity. This has key implications for our personal discipleship as well as growing in Christian leadership. Then we will be learning about specific signs and wonders of the Spirit, namely healing and prophecy. All of this is framed within New Testament patterns that expect Holy Spirit anointing for leadership, which should surely be extra-ordinary in the local and global church. Then we will be learning about specific signs and wonders of the Spirit, namely healing and prophecy. Please email: community.learning@bristol-baptist.ac.uk for a booking form and further information.

 

Drawing on the experience of the participants, this module will examine the main features of contemporary culture. It will look at new ways of being church that respond to the cultural changes in our society and will consider the basis for missional Church engagement with contemporary culture. To explore how to engage and form children, young people and families. Please email community.learning@bristol-baptist.ac.uk for a booking form and further information.

Drawing on the experience of the participants, this module will examine the main features of contemporary culture. It will look at new ways of being church that respond to the cultural changes in our society and will consider the basis for missional Church engagement with contemporary culture. To explore how to engage and form children, young people and families.

Please email community.learning@bristol-baptist.ac.uk for a booking form and further information.

This module explores the thinking behind the Christian practices of public worship and teaching. It encourages a holistic approach to worship through the study of its nature as a place of corporate meeting with God and sustaining missional living.  Participants will be equipped to preach and communicate through the study of the different ways of using the Bible in preaching, how to construct a sermon, and the skills needed to communicate effectively. Please email community.learning@bristol-baptist.ac.uk for a booking form and further information.

This module explores the thinking behind the Christian practices of public worship and teaching. It encourages a holistic approach to worship through the study of its nature as a place of corporate meeting with God and sustaining missional living.  Participants will be equipped to preach and communicate through the study of the different ways of using the Bible in preaching, how to construct a sermon, and the skills needed to communicate effectively. Please email community.learning@bristol-baptist.ac.uk for a booking form and further information.