Self-Care and Resilience in Ministry
Overview
This subject will enable you to critically examine current research concerning well-being and resilience in Christian ministry, surveying the unique dynamics of Christian ministry and particular resources and demands associated with longevity. You will explore a theological understanding of the human person, goals, and human capabilities and limitations related to resilience and well-being, and develop methods, tools, and holistic practices to improve self-awareness and assist with long-term well-being and engagement in vocational Christian ministry.
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Subject Details
| Mode |
On-campus |
| Subject Code |
PC073 |
| Workload |
Intensive, 12 credit points |
| Status |
Advanced |
| Prerequisites |
48 credit points at level 8 or above |
| Teacher |
Grant Bickerton |
Content
- Introduction to well-being in ministry
- Framework for well-being in ministry
- Personal model of self-care to promote well-being
Study Expectations
This subject is taught at level 9 as part of Ridley’s Master of Theological Studies and Doctor of Ministry courses. Students are expected to demonstrate a capacity for independent research-driven perspectives on the subject content. In addition to the time spent in intensive classes, students should allow 8-10 hours of study time per week for this advanced subject.
