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Spiritual Formation (for Women)
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Facilitator: Dr. Christy Morr
This class will address key issues that many women may face at various stages of life. While each woman walks a unique road on her own journey, there are many common experiences and challenges that bond us together as sisters. Being aware of these issues will help leaders design ministry programs to facilitate the holistic growth of women in and outside the church context.
GOALS: As a result of completing the requirements for this course, learners will be able to:
- Define key issues that women face.
- Reflect on the impact of these issues in their own personal life and development.
- Begin discerning which particular issue God may be calling them to address in their local ministry context.
WHO WILL BENEFIT:
- Women who are sought after for advice and support informally or formally.
- Women who feel called to journey with other women in compassionate discipleship and mentoring relationships.
- Women who lead or are part of a team to develop ministry programs for women in a church context.
- Women who want to find bridges of connection to other women outside the church context.
Click HERE to register for this class.
DR. CHRISTY MORR brings her passion and training in spiritual formation to facilitate the holistic development of students while at Grace. Her research interests include personal and interpersonal development with empirical work conducted in the area of adult attachment styles and relationship with God variables. She taught at Biola University and Talbot School of Theology before coming to Grace College and Seminary. While she focuses primarily in women’s ministries, she has served in a variety of leadership roles cross-culturally, in the local church and in the parachurch context. She has developed a number of Bible study materials, published in the Christian Education Journal and presented research findings at the North American Professors of Christian Education Conference, a society of which she is a member.
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