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Monday 4 - Wednesday 6 January 2021 and Monday 11 - Wednesday 13 January 2021 Times: 08:45 - 15:15 daily Venue: Mukhanyo Theological College Pretoria Advanced Learning Centre 920 - 12th Avenue Wonderboom Suid Pretoria Lecturer: Prof. Henk Stoker Module: Bachelors of Theology (BTh) BMS5 - Practical Apologetics (Elective - NQF Level 7) Dealing with issues, questions and challenges (1 Pet. 3:15, 2 Cor. 10:5) Contact: Renzke Pretorius at 012 004 1215 Please Note: Students are to provide for their own tea/coffee and lunch.
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Tuesday 12 - Thursday 14 January 2021 and Tuesday 19 - Thursday 21 January 2021. Times: 08:45 - 15:15 daily Venue: Mukhanyo Theological College Pretoria Advanced Learning Centre 920 - 12th Avenue Wonderboom Suid Pretoria Lecturer: Dr Collium Banda Module: Bachelors of Theology Honours (BTh Hons.) HST1 - African Christian Theology (NQF Level 8) Dealing with issues related to theology in Africa. A key idea is being both Biblical and African at the same time. Contact: Renzke Pretorius at 012 004 1215 Please Note: Students are to provide for their own tea/coffee and lunch.  STANDING FIRM FOR TRUTH IN BIBLE EDUCATION WITHIN AFRICAAnnouncing the 10th annual consultation of Bible education leaders and lecturers! We are a growing network of scholars in Africa who serve the Lord at theological schools, seminaries, Bible colleges, and other Christian educational ministries. Our theme for 2020 centres on the concept of “standing firm” in Bible education within Africa.
The Apostle Jude calls the true church to “contend for the faith,” once for all delivered to the saints – a task that has been necessary in all ages. This charge was needed within the Church of Jude’s day, and it is also urgently needed within the Church in Africa today. So we invite you to submit a proposal around this theme for a morning address or an afternoon workshop. Consultation addresses, presented to all participants in the morning sessions, should be grounded in Scripture and develop the main theme along practical lines. Consultation workshops, presented twice in smaller groups in the afternoon, should facilitate discussion about specific problems, issues, and/or needs in Bible education. Suggested address themes could include the following (no order):
Suggested workshop themes could including the following (no order):
Presentation and workshop proposals should be sent to Dr Brian DeVries (+27 [0]79 933 9884, brian.devries@mtc.ac.za) no later than 31 January 2020. Please include a brief outline and summary of your theme together with short personal bio of academic and ministry experience. Note: the organisers of this annual event give priority to presenters who are actively involved in theological education within Africa and who have ministry experience in related contexts. Stacks of free books and other media will again be distributed to all schools and participants. |
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