CMIN 315 - Church as Mission, Evangelism, and Movement

3 hours
Missional Theology has provided an opportunity for the church to reconceive of itself as central to the Mission of God. Throughout this course, students will explore a missional ecclesiology, rooted in the Scriptural call to live as a “sent, contrast community” into the world for the sake of bearing witness to the Kingdom of God. Students will then discuss the importance of proclaiming, in word and deed, the Good News of God’s Kingdom and embedding evangelism in the cultural fabric of the church. Finally, students will explore the church as movement versus institution, exploring multiplication and innovative strategies as outgrowth of the Mission of God. Prerequisite(s): CMIN 116. UG