January 2026
Global Evangelism
OTR 2013
​Instructor: Rev. Terry Hudson
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January 29 - March 5 2026
Hybrid
First Class in person Saturday, January 31 1-4 pm
Newmarket Church of the Nazarene
Online Thursdays 7-10 PM
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Registration opens December 29, 2025
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COURSE DESCRIPTION:
An overview of the biblical, theological, and historical foundations for personal, congregational, and mass evangelism strategies, both local and global. Attention will also be given to the role of the Church of the Nazarene in global missions as well as the development of new Great Commission strategies. ​
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COURSE INTENDED LEARNING OUTCOMES:
The following are competencies for Ministry as outlined in the Sourcebook for Ministerial Development that will be addressed in this course:
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Ability to describe the mission and practice of the Church throughout its history.
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Ability to lead evangelistically through preaching, modeling and equipping others.
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Ability to lead in discipling and assimilating new converts into the Church.
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Ability to prepare and lead discipleship ministries that are biblically sound, age-appropriate, intergenerational, and culturally sensitive.
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Ability to understand, appreciate, and work sensitively with cultures and sub-cultures
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Ability to identify and apply the principles of cross-cultural communications.
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Ability to understand and articulate the biblical, historical, and theological bases for Christian mission.
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Ability to describe basic missiological principles and to apply them to the development of ministry in the local church.
Spring 2026
Spiritual Formation
PAS 1023
​Instructor: Rev. Craig Summerfield
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March 17 to April 28
Tuesday evenings online
7-10 pm
Break on March 28 for Easter week
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COURSE DESCRIPTION:
A course integrating fundamental Christian doctrine with personal experience in the journey toward wholeness in Christ emphasizing scripture, discipline, and community as essential Wesleyan patterns of devotion.
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COURSE INTENDED LEARNING OUTCOMES:
The following learning goals will be achieved by this course:
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Understand the nature of spiritual formation - what it is and how it happens.
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Understand fundamental truths from Scripture about God, man, and salvation.
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Identify and explore classical and individual spiritual disciplines which can be used to express our faith, receive God's grace, and transform us into the image of Christ.
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Explore Wesleyan paradigms and practices of devotional living, particularly the instituted and prudential means of grace.
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Examine the corporate and social dimensions of holistic spiritual formation - the impact on others within and beyond the body of Christ.
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Identify cultural attitudes and norms that inhibit spiritual formation.
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Develop the discipline of spiritual journaling and discover patterns that are most appropriate for one's unique personality and growth.
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Spring 2026
Systematic Theology I
THE 3023
​Instructor: Rev. Mary Phillips
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May - June 2026
Details to Come
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COURSE DESCRIPTION:
A systematic study of the Christian faith from a uniquely Wesleyan-Holiness perspective with emphasis on the doctrines of God, humanity, sin, and the person and work of Jesus Christ. Related areas covered will be revelation, the inspiration and authority of Scripture, the Trinity, creation, and the atonement.
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COURSE INTENDED LEARNING OUTCOMES:
The following learning goals will be achieved by this course:
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To articulate the biblical doctrines of God, humanity, sin, and the person and work of Jesus Christ.
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To identify the main Wesleyan distinctive relevant for each of the above four areas of this course.
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To relate these theological concepts to practical living and ministry.