Eric Schlottman from the Latin America and Caribbean (LAC) Area has generously created a session for 1.10 Theological Development. As you may remember, specific theological content was not developed because the resources vary so greatly from Area to Area. However, Eric and the team felt it would still be helpful to have a basic session on that topic.
He wrote:
“I realize that specific options for ongoing theological development of our staff, such as IBS or CoreDoctrine, are not uniformly available, and so I have not based this session on any one in particular. Rather, I’ve asked the staff themselves to investigate what they can do to grow in this area. I believe that at this point in their staff career the most important goal is to get them committed to ongoing learning and to take some first steps in that direction.” Eric is also open to your comments, suggestions, and feedback. You can write him at Eric.Schlottman @ cru.org Thank you, Eric, for your great commitment to the New Staff Training and for your willingness to share your work with others!
If you have any resources to share with the NST community, please let me know! (terry.morgan @ cru.org)
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5 Kommentare zu „New Session 1.10 Theological Development available for New Staff Training“
Thanks for your thinking on this topic Eric! You have carried the baton on this topic for many years, and have helped our staff be grounded in theological basics. Thanks for all the work you put in to making this available to the staff!
This is great Eric!
Kenya New staff are set to undertake IBS in June. The last cycles response was that content was very intense… many of skills obtained are not being practically applied. . . Praying for wisdom of how we will deliver it this time
Have tried unsuccessfully to access Core Doctrine, how could you please help? Thanks! God bless!
Hi Robert!
Keith Johnson tells me that this is the website address: http://www.coredoctrine.com but the site is down right because it\’s being migrated to a new host. Hopefully it will be back up soon. Feel free to connect with Keith if you have more questions. Hope that helps!
Robert – I just tried http://coredoctrine.com/ today and it seems to be working. You can sign in as a guest and look around. Hope that helps!