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2008-2009 course offerings
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 SUSAN
KENDALL
Director, Doctor of Ministry Program, and Faculty in the
areas of theology, ethics and culture, Pittsburgh Theological
Seminary; Ph.D. (in theology, ethics and culture), Claremont
Graduate University; Pastoral Assistant to the Parish,
Lewinsville Presbyterian Church
Sunday morning adult education classes:
- “Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God”:
Is That All There Is to Jonathan Edwards? (an examination of the life
and times of a complex and fascinating character — the man, the
pastor, and the philosopher — and one of his works, The Nature
of True Virtue)
- Reformed Spirituality: A Surprising Discovery and Source to Anchor Life’s Journey
(Yes, there is a Reformed spirituality! Reformed spirituality is seen through the
lens of Calvin’s dictum that at the core is the knowledge of self and the knowledge
of God.)
- Gilead: Making Connections Between Faith and Life or Making Sense of
Reformed Theology in Contemporary Life (using Marilynne Robinson’s novel
as a springboard as well as other texts and journal-writing assignments)
- Billion and One Choices: Vocation, Practice, and God’s Call (providing a
Reformed theological foundation addressing discernment of life’s goals, and with
an emphasis on the significance of community and church in relation to seeking
to live fully conscious of self, others, nature and society)
Retreats:
Individual lectures:
Not available
Contact information:
skendall@pts.edu
412.362.5610, ext. 2112 (seminary)
412.867.5927 (home)
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