InMinistry Class

Professor: S. Joseph Kidder
Date: July 15-19, 2012
Location: Andrews University, Berrien Springs, MI

The primary objectives of this class are to:

Upon completion of this course, students will understand the theological, psychological, and sociological foundations for growth in the Christian life;
Understand the foundations and practices of devotional theology;
Understand the characteristics of basic Christian spiritual disciplines;
Know the unique contributions of Seventh-day Adventist theology to the practice and theology of the spiritual life: e.g., Sabbath, intercession of Christ, healthful living;
Understand that the depth of their relationship with God will be expressed in their relationships
with others: their family, friends, work associates, retail clerks, people in need, etc.

Upon completion of this course, students will be able to:

Reflect on their relationship with God;
Identify their present devotional needs—based on their temperament and interests, the nature of learning, and areas of their life where growth is needed;
Practice skillfully basic Christian spiritual disciplines;
Participate effectively in spiritual retreats and small groups for spiritual growth and accountability.
Upon completion of this course, students will—
Desire to have an ever deepening relationship with God;
Make a commitment to maintain a disciplined devotional life;
Make a commitment to participate in a small group of fellow students for support, accountability, and encouragement throughout their Seminary days.

1.Virgo Belizaire

2.Willie Iwankiw

3.Craig Fish

4.Leonardo Gomez

5.Larry Graack

6.Stevan Mirkovich

7.Louie Ndlovu

8.Elwyn Hyde

9.Jonathan Johnson

10.Ludlow Rowe

11.Martin Shaw

12.Barbara Washington

13.Jeff Scoggins (MAPMin)

14. Moshe Guerrier (MAPMin)

15.Alexandria Harter (MAPMin)

16.Rafeal S. Monteiro

17.Diego Boquer

18.Jason Jeyaprakash

19.Isaac Lee

20.Marion Miller (OC)

21.Ko Saelee

22.Summer Cronin (OC)

23.Rolando Valdez