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Description
An introduction to the ministry of social justice from biblical, historical, missiological and contemporary points of view. This course will provide the student with a biblical paradigm to engage the topic of social justice in our nations and neighborhoods. Selected topics of contemporary social justice concern will be explored for understanding their impact on local and global communities. Particular care will be given to skills to build resilience and longevity in the ministry of social justice.
Learning Objectives for this course relate to the three key areas of ministry: Developing lifelong learners who are . . .
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equipped for the proclamation of the gospel.
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engaged in the discipleship of believers.
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participating in active ministry with the marginalized and oppressed.
Instructor
She is Safe, Regional Director
Kathryn Richards Bhatia
Kathryn Richards Bhatia, MDiv, BCC, has served since 2014 with She Is Safe, a non-profit ministry working with women and girls at extreme risk of abuse and slavery, particularly among war refugees and outcast people groups. A board-certified chaplain with a focus on trauma and resilience, she has developed a paradigm for healing called The Three Healing Friends: Laughter, Tears and Silence and recently co-edited Social Injustice, Volume 2: Evangelical Voices in Tumultuous Times. Born and raised in the Middle East, she’s a third-culture kid, a fourth-generation minister of the Gospel, and mother of five adult children. She is married to Dr. Amit Bhatia, with whom she shares a love of Indian food, international travel, and hiking in the beauty of the Pacific Northwest.
Course curriculum
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