Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. celebration.
The NBTS Association of Black Seminarians (AOBS) invites you to attend a celebration in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. on Saturday, January 28th, at 1:00 pm on the New Brunswick campus.
The guest speaker will be Dr. Cain Hope Felder, Howard University School of Divinity. To RSVP and for more information, please contact Dorothy Lewis, AOBS President, via email at dlewis@students.nbts.edu or by phone at (732) 874-2442.
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Sacramental Theology & Practice for a Google Generation
The Rev. Dr. Neal D. Presa will lead a two-part presentation sponsored by the Reformed Church Center entitled "Sacramental Theology and Practice for a Google Generation." Come to either one or both. On Tues. Feb. 7th, 5:00-6:15, a dinner lecture will examine Karl Barth's theology of baptism to uncover implications for the ways we might engage the whole people of God in the ministyry of Word and sacrament. On Sat. Feb. 11th, 9:00-3:00, a day-long workshop including lunch will offer practical training in equipping congregational leaders to preach and preside at the Lord's table. RSVP to bfillette@nbts.edu
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Doctor of Ministry in Metro-Urban Ministry:Prisons, Public Policy & Transformative Justice, Begins Fall of 2012
In response to these devastating facts, New Brunswick Theological Seminary is offering a collaborative Doctor of Ministry (D.Min.) program for Christian leaders who have the courage, passion and drive to understand and transform the systemic realities that are daily destroying the lives of individuals and communities.
The Seminary's D.Min. is offered in partnership with the Program for Religion in Prisons (PREP) and Schools for Alternative Learning and Transformation (SALT). PREP and SALT share a common mission: to create educational partnerships that bring together those "inside" and those outside to study the theology, sociology, and the politics of crime and justice in America. Building on this knowledge, D.Min. candidates will learn to lead congregations and communities in nonviolent direct action that will challenge and change the "cradle to prison pipeline." With these partners, the Seminary will form Christian leaders in a new paradigm for "prison ministry" that can transform individuals and social systems.
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