Sat, 1 Feb 2020, 13:00 Add to calendar
£50
Come join us as we gather together church leaders, theologians, and lay people to discuss the ways that…
Come join us as we gather together church leaders, theologians, and lay people to discuss the ways that disability opens up new patterns for Christian thought and practice.
20:30 Add to calendar
FREE
As a minority community in a post-Christendom society, what is the missional vocation of the church? What can…
As a minority community in a post-Christendom society, what is the missional vocation of the church? What can we learn from the prophet Jeremiah’s counsel to the Israelite exiles in Babylon?
21:30 Add to calendar
£35 (£30 unwaged)
Led by a world-renowned New Testament scholar, this class will offer a journey through the Gospel according to…
Led by a world-renowned New Testament scholar, this class will offer a journey through the Gospel according to Mark, with a particular emphasis on discipleship. What does Mark have to say to us about what it means to follow Jesus? In what ways does Mark offer an image of discipleship? What can Mark say to us in the 21st century? These questions, and many more, will be explored in this course.
Course Leader
Dr Kent Brower, Senior Research Fellow and Senior Lecturer in Biblical Studies at Nazarene Theological College and author of Mark: A Commentary in the Wesleyan Tradition (2012).
21:30 Add to calendar
£35 (£30 unwaged)
What is ‘family’ in the UK today? Above all it remains primarily an entity where relationships are built…
What is ‘family’ in the UK today? Above all it remains primarily an entity where relationships are built up, where love is expressed, and where life is created and/or nurtured. With support, families can thrive through the big changes of life, and in both the good times and the difficult challenges. This course will explore the diversity of modern families, the parental roles of mothers and fathers, and some key ways in which families can be helped to thrive, all with reference to biblical examples of family, and good (and not so good!) parenting.
Course Leader
Tony Sharp is the Project Manager of Who Let The Dads Out? at Care for the Family, a national charity which is motivated by Christian compassion to promote strong family life and to help those who face family difficulties. Tony, and other Care for the Family staff with specialist parenting support knowledge will share their passion and experience in supporting mothers and fathers to parent well through all seasons of life.
21:30 Add to calendar
£35 (£30 unwaged)
The Bible calls us to be open and honest in our relationship with God. Throughout the Bible, particularly…
The Bible calls us to be open and honest in our relationship with God. Throughout the Bible, particularly in the Psalms, the story of God includes the open and honest reflections, frustrations, and challenges of God’s people. This course will explore the practice of lament as a part of Christian discipleship and a means by which hope is restored.
Course Leaders
Revd Kat Wood and Revd Dr Joseph Wood. Kat is the pastor of Ashton Church of the Nazarene, a local town centre church in east Manchester. Joseph is lecturer in Church History at Nazarene Theological College, and also a part of the ministry team alongside Kat in Ashton.
3:00pm Add to calendar
FREE
At an open day you will have the chance to learn about NTC, the courses we offer, and…
At an open day you will have the chance to learn about NTC, the courses we offer, and plenty of time for questions! As well as this, you will get to sit in one of our taster classes, have some lunch, enjoy a time of worship in the chapel, and have conversations with students, faculty and staff alike.
21:00 Add to calendar
FREE
Open evenings allow you to pack the most important aspects of NTC into a two-hour visit. Like an…
Open evenings allow you to pack the most important aspects of NTC into a two-hour visit. Like an open day, you get to meet staff and students, receive helpful information about applying – and all of this over coffee and cake! The evening runs from 7:30pm until around 9:00pm with the programme designed to provide you with a window into life at NTC.
3:00pm Add to calendar
FREE
At an open day you will have the chance to learn about NTC, the courses we offer, and…
At an open day you will have the chance to learn about NTC, the courses we offer, and plenty of time for questions! As well as this, you will get to sit in one of our taster classes, have some lunch and have conversations with students, faculty and staff alike.