Tung Ling Calendar for 2005

THE SCHOOL OF MINISTRY - MARCH 7 to May 27, 2005
(Certificate of Ministry)

Challenges

1. Develop a living relationship with the Living God
2. Build strong relationships with others
3. Use basic skills and ministry gifts in service to others

Daily Program

Below is a typical daily program from Monday to Friday

7.30 a.m. – 8.00 a.m. - Prayer
8.00 a.m. – 8.15 a.m. Worship
8.15 a.m.– 8.30 a.m. Devotions
8.30 a.m.- 1.00 p.m. Lectures
1.00 p.m. – 2.00 p.m. Lunch (provided by school)

More that just studies

Besides attending lectures, students will be involved in sharing devotions, leading worship, daily prayer, fasting, outreach and recreation. 


Part time or full time

Student may enroll on a full time or part time basis, depending on their employment status. Part time students only attend classes from 8.00 a.m. – 1.00 p.m. Full time students supplement class lectures with spiritual disciplines, academic work, social activities and recreation scheduled by the School of Ministry.


School of Ministry 2005 Curriculum ( subject to minor changes)

Pastoral Interns Program 2005
Degree/Diploma Program

Term 1 : Jan 10 –14, 2005 Term 2 : July 4-16, 2005

How our Pastoral Interns Program works:

The Pastoral Interns Program (PIP) offers both Diploma and Bachelor of Ministry courses. The course is a combination of lectures, assignments and practical work. To gain credits, the students must complete the following:-

- Attend lectures and pass an examination for that module
- Complete reading assignments and elective texts
- Complete practicum supervised by a mentor

When a student accumulates sufficient credits by completing these modules, he will be awarded the Diploma or Bachelor of Ministry.

A student will take approximately 3 years to complete the Diploma of Ministry and 4 ½ years for the Bachelor of Ministry.

Term 1
Day School – Jan 10-14

Ezekiel records for us many secrets of the Last Days. Discovering this book will help you prepare us for the second coming of Jesus Christ.

Night School – Jan 10 – 22, 2005

Genesis is a book of beginnings. The book records how God created the world and the lives of the early patriarchs. Understanding this book will help you give answers to questions on creation and evolution. You will also learn many life principles from those living in early human history.

About the Lecturer : David Searle

David Searle was a secondary school teacher when he felt the call to full time ministry. He went to study at Melbourne Bible Institute. He worked as a lecturer and curator for the Australian Institute of Archaeology in Melbourne for many years. Since 1983, David and his wife were involved in the pastoral and teaching ministry of Waverly Christian Fellowship with Dr. Kevin Conner. Over the years, David also served as an elder of both Waverley Christian Fellowship and College. He later served as Senior Minister of Good News Fellowship, a branch church of Waverly. He speaks monthly on local radio on Sunday evenings as a means of reaching out to the community.

Term 2
Day School – July 4-8, 2005

This subjects covers basic areas of a church like Evangelism, Church Administration, Cell Groups, Cell Church Concepts and Shepherding. All church leaders must know how to run these church departments effectively in order to grow a healthy church.

Night School – July 4-16, 2005

The 5 “S”, namely Self, Skills, Shepherding, Spirit Man and Spouse will be covered in this leadership course. Discover how these 5 areas are critical for every person aspiring to be a leader.

About the lecturer – Dr. John Kirkpatrick

Dr. John Kirkpatrick is an experienced lecturer with almost 15 years of lecturing and teaching leadership seminars and courses in Kenya, Eastern Europe, Australia and South-East Asia. Born in New Zealand in 1942, he has held several professorships in Bible Colleges in New Zealand, Texas and Brussels. Besides that he has also pastored churches in New Zealand and California. In 1980, he was awarded the School of World Mission Leadership Award from Fuller Theological Seminary where he also did his doctorate in Missiology. At present, he is the President-Elect of New Covenant International University, Florida. His aim is to continue extending the Kingdom of God through the training and resourcing of emerging leaders.


PASTORAL INTERN PROGRAM COURSES OFFERED FOR YEAR 2005

ACCOMODATION

Tung Ling Hostel is available on first come first served basis.

Twin sharing: RM 150.00 per room per month
Single: RM 300.00 per room per month

COURSE FEES

1. School of Ministry
   
   Full time students for 12 weeks

Registration fees: RM 200.00
Course fees: RM 1200.00
Total fees: RM 1400.00


Part Time students

These are audit students who chooses to attend specific courses

Fees per day: RM 30.00 per day.

2. Pastoral Interns Program
   
   Credit students : RM 400.00 per term. (for 2 modules, Day and Night)
   Audit students : RM 200.00 per term ( for 2 modules, Day and Night)

LOCATION ADDRESS

We are located at the following address in Subang Jaya, Malaysia.

Tung Ling Seminary
C/o Wisma Eagles
5, Jalan TP 4, Taman Perindustrian UEP
47600, Subang Jaya, Selangor
Malaysia.
Tel : 60-3-80242270 Fax : 60-3-80242271
E Mail: tungling@pd.jaring.my

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