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Learn More About Our Courses in Small Group Leadership

Web-based Small Group Leadership courses help you build a solid foundation for leadership in small groups.

You will have the opportunity to:

• Examine stages of faith development.
• Explore issues of group dynamics.
• Survey teaching methodologies appropriate for adult learners.
• Engage in thought-provoking Q&A and discussion with class members and the instructor via threaded discussion forums.

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Course Information
Three courses offered

Faith Development (SCM 5110)
Examine stages of faith development. Learn how to develop small groups that meet the faith needs of individuals in various stages of the spiritual journey. Dates: January 14 – February 10, 2008

Small Group Dynamics (SCM 5120)
Enhance your understanding of the dynamics at work within small groups: formation, cohesion, conflict, group think, power, roles, goals, and stages of group development. Learn how to create group environments conducive to spiritual development. Dates: February 25 – March 22, 2008

Teaching the Small Group Study (SCM 5130)
Explore various techniques and approaches to teaching small groups. Examine learning issues specific to adults. Dates: April 7 – May 4, 2008

Time & Location: The online course materials and discussion forums are Internet-based. This means that you can access them anytime, from anywhere.

Cost: $150 per course (Scholarships are available to cover 50% of tuition fees.)

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Who We Are

Baptist Theological Seminary at Richmond (BTSR)
BTSR is a distinctively Baptist seminary operating within the context of an ecumenical consortium to train men and women for effective leadership in the various ministries of the church. Learn more about BTSR’s mission.

BTSR School of Christian Ministry
The BTSR School of Christian Ministry was established to equip Christians to be effective leaders in their congregations and to strengthen congregations. In fulfilling this purpose, the SCM is moving beyond traditional theological educational structures in an effort to take the seminary into the church and community to sustain and support their work of transforming people’s lives for Christ. Learn more about the School of Christian Ministry’s purpose and vision.

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